| A | B |
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| These serve to explain people's place in the world, their relationship to the gods, to the rest of creation, and to one another | Creation myths |
| Formulated the theory of the biological evolution of species | Charles Darwin (and Alfred Russel Wallace) |
| The first to suggest animals adapt to their environment | Denis Dederot |
| Ancient epic emphasizes life | Rigveda |
| Describes the creation of the world by the gods | Purusha-sakta |
| No Ethical or moral goals or purposes of life | Teleology |
| Darwin's principle to explain the pressure for each organism to compete, survive, and reproduce | Natural selection (or survival of the fittest) |
| Darwin's conclusion of evolution published in "The Descent of Man" | Man is descended from some lowly organized form |
| Candelabra means no migration, no replacement, True or False | True |
| Another name for the Homo Sapiens is Neanderthal. True or False | True |
| Another name for the Paleolithic Age | Old Stone Age |
| Another name for the Neolithic Age | New Stone Age |
| Another name for the Mesolithic Age | Middle Stone Age |
| The "Saharan pump" refers to | Migration from Nothern Africa |
