| A | B |
|---|
| Prehistory | period before writing had began |
| Paleontologists | People who study fossil remains to determine the characteristics of various prehistoric periods |
| Artifacts | any object made by human hands |
| culture | way of life |
| technology | skills, knowledge, and items that improve life(makes it easier) |
| domesticated | tamed for human purposes |
| deities | gods and goddesses |
| cililizations | complex society (advanced level of culture) |
| economy | ways in which people use their environment to meet their needs |
| artisans | workers skilled in a craft |
| myths | traditional stories explairning how the world was formed, how people came to be, and what they owed to their creator |
| Types of tools | Plow, Loom, Wheel, Needles |
| Within 20,000 years who migrated to almost every continent in the world including Australia, North America, and South America? | Homo Sapiens Sapiens |
| Modern day country of Catal Huyuk | Present-day Turkey, dates from 700 B.C. 6300 B.C. |
| What type of food did they eat | Cattle, Pigs, Sheep, Chickens |
| What is the real name for "Southern Ape?" | Australopithecus |
| Who were the first tool makers? | Homo Habilis |
| Who lived during 30,000BC-10,000BC? | Homo Sapien Sapiens |
| What is the real name for "Wise Man?" | Homo Sapiens |
| Who are the oldest hominids known to manufacture tools? | Homo Habilis |
| Who were the first to walk upright? | Australopithecus |
| People moving constantly in search of food were known as what? | Nomads |
| Who were more physically and mentally advanced in their culture? | Homo habilis |
| Who lived from woodlands and grasslands in Africa to forests and plains in Europe and Asia? | Homo Erectus |
| Who skillfully crafted knives, spear points, and bone tools? | Homo Sapien Neanderthals |
