World History
Chapter 2 Review Questions
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______________ study the remains of early humans to learn about ______________.
Hominids and early humans first appeared in _______________ millions of years ago.
________________ tools grew more complex as time passed.
________________ societies developed languages, art, and religion.
________________ found an Australopithecus and named her Lucy.
_____________, _____________, _____________, and _____________ are the four groups of early hominids.
The first part of the Stone Ages is called ______________ or ______________.
The first stone tools were used for _________________; while later tools made from flint were used to _______________.
Early humans of the Stone Ages lived in small nomadic groups called ______________ societies.
Early societies of the Stone Age communicated by _______________________.
________________ caused early people to migrate out of Africa.
Use the map on page 37 to explain where hominids migrated from Africa.
In the ____________ or ______________, clothing and shelter became a necessity to survive.
People that lived by water used bone and stone to create _________, __________, and ______________.
After a warming trend, the ______________ or _____________ brought the biggest changes in how people lived.
In this era, early people grew plants, produced food and started a process of ___________________.
Use the map on page 40 to list the plants/animals and their origin of early domestication.
Farming bought a huge change to people’s lives. People began to build _______________ instead of being nomadic.
Early hominids created ______________ and probably believed in gods/goddesses with four elements: air, water, fire and earth.
Put these in chronological order: people attach wooden handles to tools, people make metal tools, people make stone tools
Enrichment
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How did farming contribute to the growth of towns?
World History
Chapter 2 Review Questions
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______________ study the remains of early humans to learn about ______________.
Hominids and early humans first appeared in _______________ millions of years ago.
________________ tools grew more complex as time passed.
________________ societies developed languages, art, and religion.
________________ found an Australopithecus and named her Lucy.
_____________, _____________, _____________, and _____________ are the four groups of early hominids.
The first part of the Stone Ages is called ______________ or ______________.
The first stone tools were used for _________________; while later tools made from flint were used to _______________.
Early humans of the Stone Ages lived in small nomadic groups called ______________ societies.
Early societies of the Stone Age communicated by _______________________.
________________ caused early people to migrate out of Africa.
Use the map on page 37 to explain where hominids migrated from Africa.
In the ____________ or ______________, clothing and shelter became a necessity to survive.
People that lived by water used bone and stone to create _________, __________, and ______________.
After a warming trend, the ______________ or _____________ brought the biggest changes in how people lived.
In this era, early people grew plants, produced food and started a process of ___________________.
Use the map on page 40 to list the plants/animals and their origin of early domestication.
Farming bought a huge change to people’s lives. People began to build _______________ instead of being nomadic.
Early hominids created ______________ and probably believed in gods/goddesses with four elements: air, water, fire and earth.
Put these in chronological order: people attach wooden handles to tools, people make metal tools, people make stone tools
Enrichment
21.
How did farming contribute to the growth of towns?