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the process of developing physical and biological characteristics over a period of time.

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evolution

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proposed that the current human race spurred from a line of primates that evolved through the “survival of the fittest,” wherein primitive species competed with each other for survival.

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theory of evolution

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● developed bipedalism or the ability to walk upright
● brain size was estimated to be 35 percent larger than the Australopithecus africanus
● had smaller teeth compared to Australopithecines
● diet included a variety of plants and Homo habilis meat

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Homo habilis

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● further enhanced bipedal activities
● characterized by bigger bodies, strong muscles at the back of the neck, shallow forehead, and elongated brain case
● diet included an increased consumption of meat

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homo erectus

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5
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● characterized by a high forehead, small teeth and jaw, and defined chin
● average brain capacity of 82 cubic inches
● constructed and used tools for survival
● developed a symbolic communication system

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homo sapiens

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is the only source of knowledge in understanding the lifestyle and developments that occurred in each transitional stage of human evolution.

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artifactual evidence

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the transmission and development of skills, languages, customs, and behavior from one generation to another.

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cultural evolution

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● It included the Oldowan hominins who used flakes and stones.
● The earliest stone tools were developed by the Homo habilis.
● The development of Acheulian tools, such as the hand ax, took place during the time of the Homo erectus.

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lower paleolithic (3 million years ago)

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● There were more developed stone tools.
● Homo neanderthalensis were prominent users of stone tools.
● The period is characterized by Mousterian tools that are known for their sharp edges.

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middle paleolithic (120,000 years ago)

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● Tools were decorated with more intrinsic designs.
● This period is associated with the emergence of Cro-Magnon Homo sapiens.
● Tools included sticks, sharp blades, harpoons, and spearheads made with the punch-blade technique.

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upper paleolithic (35,000 years ago)

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● Smaller and finer tools were used.
● Blades were incorporated in wood or bone.
● There was evidence of trading between groups to gather materials for tools.

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mesolithic (12,000 years ago)

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● This period was characterized by the domestication of crops.
● The period cemented trading practices and opened doors for the development of new tools.
● This period officially ended hunting-gathering practices.

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neolithic (10,000 years ago)

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13
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a place where all members of the group gather and share their resources

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camp

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14
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the era of lifestyle where humans started domesticating animals and crops

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neolithic revolution

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a historical region that is now divided into the present-day Iraq and parts of present-day Kuwait, Syria, and Turkey

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mesopotamia

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16
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when did humans start domesticating animals and crops

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two important developments in the sumer region of mesapotamia at around 4000BC

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the rise of city-states
the invention of writing

18
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a government composed of a king/queen
Greek kings were deposed by noblemen

19
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used to be a positive term for a Greek leader
in ancient Greece were rulers who held power despite not being part of the hereditary aristocracy

20
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proposed that power must account for the citizens of the state.

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free and slave-owning men

21
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Rulers were made up of aristocracies.
a small group of people having control of a country, organization, or institution.