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Side A ------ Side B What are the periods of time of history in order? ------ Pre-history; Ancient History; Middle History; Modern What is the break between Pre- & Ancient History? ------ use of writing (10,000 BC) What is the break between Ancient & Middle History? ------ Fall of Rome (476 AD) What is the break between Middle & Modern History? ------ Renaissance (1350 AD) What is Pre-history? ------ period of time before writing was invented Pre-historic people lived as what? ------ hunters & gatherers (foragers) What is the study of people, their environment, & their resources? ------ geography What were the impacts of geography on history? ------ location, barriers, environment, shapes interactions, & affects culture What were the 3 parts of the Stone Age? ------ Paleolithic, Mesolithic, & Neolithic What is the Paleolithic time known as? ------ Old Stone Age Where was the 1st human existence 2.5 million years ago? ------ Africa What were the 1st humans known as? ------ homonids What was used 750,000 years ago? ------ fire & simple tools What is the "Out of Africa Theory"? ------ life began in Africa & then spread out What is a system of belief to explain environment & establish rules for social behavior? ------ culture The Pleistocene is better known as what? ------ Great Ice Age Greater domestication of animals led to what? ------ pastoral or herding societies What was the gradual change during the Neolithic Revolution? ------ hunting & gathering to farming What did farming societies allow? ------ permanent settlements What was the impact of property becoming more important? ------ increased trade What led to specialization & division of labor? ------ food surpluses What is the increased exchange of ideas? ------ metallurgy What are the characteristics of a civilization? ------ economic surplus, cities, division of labor, social hierarchy, formal political organization, writing, similar culture, language & or religion Where were early civilizations found in? ------ river valleys What created food surpluses? ------ rich silt deposits What did food surpluses allow? ------ population growth What did cities require? ------ organization Organization led to what? ------ governments What were the 1st types of governments? ------ monarchies or theocracies What is a theocracy? ------ led by a king What were early religions? ------ polytheistic The 1st economies were traditional otherwise known as what? ------ barter economies How was culture spread? ------ warfare, trade, & migration
Side A ------ Side B What are the periods of time of history in order? ------ Pre-history; Ancient History; Middle History; Modern What is the break between Pre- & Ancient History? ------ use of writing (10,000 BC) What is the break between Ancient & Middle History? ------ Fall of Rome (476 AD) What is the break between Middle & Modern History? ------ Renaissance (1350 AD) What is Pre-history? ------ period of time before writing was invented Pre-historic people lived as what? ------ hunters & gatherers (foragers) What is the study of people, their environment, & their resources? ------ geography What were the impacts of geography on history? ------ location, barriers, environment, shapes interactions, & affects culture What were the 3 parts of the Stone Age? ------ Paleolithic, Mesolithic, & Neolithic What is the Paleolithic time known as? ------ Old Stone Age Where was the 1st human existence 2.5 million years ago? ------ Africa What were the 1st humans known as? ------ homonids What was used 750,000 years ago? ------ fire & simple tools What is the "Out of Africa Theory"? ------ life began in Africa & then spread out What is a system of belief to explain environment & establish rules for social behavior? ------ culture The Pleistocene is better known as what? ------ Great Ice Age Greater domestication of animals led to what? ------ pastoral or herding societies What was the gradual change during the Neolithic Revolution? ------ hunting & gathering to farming What did farming societies allow? ------ permanent settlements What was the impact of property becoming more important? ------ increased trade What led to specialization & division of labor? ------ food surpluses What is the increased exchange of ideas? ------ metallurgy What are the characteristics of a civilization? ------ economic surplus, cities, division of labor, social hierarchy, formal political organization, writing, similar culture, language & or religion Where were early civilizations found in? ------ river valleys What created food surpluses? ------ rich silt deposits What did food surpluses allow? ------ population growth What did cities require? ------ organization Organization led to what? ------ governments What were the 1st types of governments? ------ monarchies or theocracies What is a theocracy? ------ led by a king What were early religions? ------ polytheistic The 1st economies were traditional otherwise known as what? ------ barter economies How was culture spread? ------ warfare, trade, & migration
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