Textbook and questions on ancient peoples in Africa.
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"Making Inferences Judging from the divorce rate in Turkey, what components of culture do you think are strong in that country? Why?"
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Why is language important?
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"Human-Environment Interaction What do the migration routes of Homo Sapiens reveal about their survival skills and ability to adapt?"
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"What were the major
achievements in human history
during the Old Stone Age?"
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"WRITING ACTIVITY Write a persuasive paragraph explaining which skill—toolmaking, the use of fire, or language—you think gave hominids the most control over their environment."
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"SYNTHESIZING How do recent findings keep revising
knowledge of the prehistoric past?"
What is an artifact?
Things left behind by ancient animals, like fossils
Human-made objects used to explain how people lived
Artistic representations of a certian area or time
a people's unique way of life
You have
Laetoli footprints
on your map. (Hint, find them and put them on your map)
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Hominids are...
mammals that walk on all fours
mammals that walk upright on two legs
mammals that fly
mammals that lay eggs
You have
"Lucy"
on your map. (Hint, find it and put it on your map)
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False
The first Stone Age (Paleolithic - paleo means old) involved invention of really primative tools, and some language. What other innovations came about in the second Stone Age (Neolithic - neo means "new")?
Making pottery
Growing crops
Raising animals
Mastery over fire
You have
"Olduvai"
on your map. (Hint, find it and put it on your map)
