The Beginnings of Civilizations

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People 100• Homo

sapiens means?

• What is Wise Man?

People 200• Which

Hominid may have been the first hominids to develop spoken language?

• What is Homo Sapien?

People 300• __________,

or “upright man,” had a larger brain than earlier hominids.

• What is Homo Erectus?

People 400• What did

walking upright allow hominids to do?

• What is use tools?

People 500• Why did

Louis Leakey name the hominid remains he had found Homo Habilis, or “handy man”?

• What is because this hominid learned to make and use crude tools?

Ag 100• Any

handheld object that helps a person accomplish a task is called __________.

• What is a tool?

Ag 200• Which of the

following advances in farming was most important in the development of cities?

• What is a irrigation?

Ag 300• The selective

growing of breeding of plants and animals is called?

• What is Domestication?

Ag 400• Once people

adopted agriculture the world population grew because agriculture provided a more reliable food supply than did _______________.

• What is a hunting and gathering?

Ag 500• Which of the

following was one way that the lives of people in agricultural societies changed?

• What is People could now spend time doing activities other than food production?

Early Civilization 100• Where did

the world’s first civilizations arise?

• What is along fertile river valleys?

Early Civilization 200• What led

early civilizations to create calendars?

• What is the need to track yearly flooding and growing seasons?

Early Civilization 300• Ancient

civilizations sometimes created ___________calendars based on the phases of the moon.

• What is lunar?

Early Civilization 400• Cultural

diffusion may have affected an early civilization

• What is when people adopted new customs, skills, and technologies?

Early Civilization 500• The first

known city was Uruk, located between the ___________ and ___________rivers.

• What are the Tigris and Euphrates?

Migration 100• During the

Stone Age, people lived as ___________, moving from place to place following animal herds.

• What are Nomads?

Migration 200• From what

continent did early humans migrate?

• What is Africa?

Migration 300• what part

of the world did humans reach last?

• What is the Americas?

Daily Double 800• When you go

to college you will be asked to open your book to 7.2 369-372 Q&A 1-4 A&B. What does this mean?

• What is Chapter 7 section 2, Read pages 369-372 and answer questions 1-4 both A and B.

Migration 500• How did

ice ages affect worldwide migration patterns?

• What are Land bridges connecting continents were exposed?

Anything Goes100• How

advances in farming, writing, and art spread.

• What is cultural diffusion?

Anything Goes 200• Objects

that people in the past made or used

• What is an artifact?

Anything Goes 300• At digs,

___________ excavate sites where early people have left traces such as architectural ruins and artifacts.

• What is an Archaeologists?

Anything Goes 400• ___________

are scientists who study fossils to learn about human origins.

• What is Anthropologists?

Anything Goes 500• What does

it mean when you have more of a product than you can consume?

• What is Surplus?

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Expansion 200• A long trip. • What is a

journey?

Expansion 400• A group of

people traveling together for safety through difficult or dangerous country.

• What is a caravan?

Expansion 600• A piece of

land in the West that was given to a settler by the U.S. government.

• What is a homestead?

Expansion 800• Units of

measure that are used for measuring land.

• What are acres?

Expansion 1000• The belief

that God gave white Americans the right to take over lands that belonged to other people.

• What is Manifest Destiny?

Land 200• A large

area of flat land with grass but few or no trees.

• What is a prairie?

Land 400• The

highest point.

• What is the summit?

Land 600• Narrow,

steep-sided valleys.

• What is a ravine?

Land 800• The

physical features of an area of land, such as mountains, rivers, and canyons.

• What is terrain?

Land 1000• The school

we go to.• What is

Centerra Mirage?

Misc. 200• Making

something move from one place to another.

• What is driving?

Misc. 400• Good for

making and growing things.

• What is fertile?

Misc. 600• To dig into

the earth to take out valuable metals.

• What is to mine?

Misc. 800• A

dangerous disease that causes severe sickness and diarrhea.

• What is cholera?

Misc. 1000• A large

number of people.

• What is droves?

More Expansion 200• The

process of making a territory larger.

• What is expansion?

More Expansion 400• To run in

panic.• What is a

stampede?

More Expansion 600• To live in

or occupy a region.

• What is inhabit?

More Expansion 800• To leave

one area of a country and move to another.

• What is emigrate?

More Expansion 1000• Newest

building at school.

• What is the gym?

School 200• Grade I am

currently in.

• What is the 2nd grade?

School 400• Name of

librarian.• Who is Ms.

Molina?

School 600• Number of

books I can check out.

• What is one book?

School 800• The

number of weeks I get to check out a book for.

• What is one week?

School 1000• April is the

national month of what.

• What is poetry?

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Final Jeopardy• What is the

name of Chapter 1 (Must be 100% correct)

• What is The Beginnings of Civilization?