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The Origin of Early Humans in Africa

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Standard 7.5 - Explain common patterns that emerged in the shift from hunter-gatherer societies to permanent settlements in different regions of the world, including types and sizes of settlements. 

  • 7.5a - Analyze the influence of physical geography on the locations of the early agrarian societies, including the early river valleys settlements. 

  • 7.5b - Describe the settlement patterns, shift in gender roles, and job specialization associated with the development of agrarian societies. 

  • 7.5c - Describe the agricultural innovations that developed as a result of the Neolithic Revolution, including the domestication of plants and animals.

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1.

Match each physical feature and/or ability with the correct hominid species.

  • only surviving hominid

  • first toolmaker

  • "handy man"

  • first to migrate out of Africa

  • "wise man"

  • "upright man"

  • showed early culture, ritual, and community care

  • used complex tools and language

  • "southern ape man"

  • created and controlled fire

  • buried their dead

  • first to be bipedal (walked on two feet)

  • use of opposable thumbs

  • Australopithecus

  • Homo habilis

  • Homo erectus

  • Neanderthals

  • Homo sapiens