Chapter Two Study Guide Flashcards

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Elephant like creature

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Mammoth

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A relative who lived in the past

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Ancestor

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2
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Move to new places

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Migrate

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3
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Farming

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Agriculture

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A monument in England, megalith

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Stonehenge

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The process of changing plants or animals to make them more useful to humans

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Domestication

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The times that the world began to experience long periods of freezing weather

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Ice Ages

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Archaeologist who made important discoveries about prehistory, found some of the earliest ancestors

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Mary Leakey

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To divide among a group of people

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Distribute

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One of the earliest ancestors of humans, name means “southern ape”

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Australopithecus

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The time before there was writing

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Prehistory

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Huge stones used as monuments

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Megaliths

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12
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A strip of land connecting two continents

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Land Bridge

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13
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True or False? Early people believed in gods such as the thunder god.

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True

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True or False? The first human made shelters, called pit houses, were pits in the ground with roofs or branches and leaves.

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True

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True or False? Early people learned about fire from rubbing two rocks together.

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False, sticks

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True or False? One way prehistoric people adapted to their environments was to create tools to process food.

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True

17
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True or False? During the Mesolithic Era people settled in new lands.

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True

18
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To study prehistory, historians rely on the work of archaeologists and _________.

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Anthropologists

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Land bridges allowed for __________ Age people to move around the world.

A

Stone

20
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Simple tools like ___________ were used for about 2 million years.

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Choppers

21
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By 9000 BC, people lived all over the continents except _____________.

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Antarctica

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Using large animals greatly improved the ability of people to ________.

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Farm