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Hunters and Gatherers. Chapter 2, Lesson 1. Objective. Describe the way of life if the hunter-gatherer Trace the evolution and cultural evolution of the earliest types of tools used by prehistoric peoples. Hunters and Gatherers Adapt to Environments. They hunted animals and
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Hunters and Gatherers Chapter 2, Lesson 1
Objective • Describe the way of life if the hunter-gatherer • Trace the evolution and cultural evolution of the earliest types of tools used by prehistoric peoples
Hunters and Gatherers Adapt to Environments • They hunted animals and gathered plants for food • If there was no food they would move • They depended on natural environment for shelter • They lived in caves and rock shelters • Made shelters out of: branches, plant fibers, animal skins
Early Humans=Small Bands -Several families lived together -30 people in a small band -The men hunted & fished -The women gathered food (berries and nuts from plants), and cared for the children
Early Humans on the Move Nomads-people who move from place to place -change of seasons -moved to new and distant lands Moving=migration -15,000 B.C., traveled across land bridge connecting Siberia and Alaska =entered Americas -Benefits of moving=knowledge & tools shared -Negative Effect=violence
Fire • 500,000 years ago-Ancient people learned to make and control fire • Provided heat and light • Protection from animals • Cooking • Temper (harden) tools
Development of Technology • All of the ways people apply knowledge, tools, and inventions to meet their needs. • 2 million years ago-stone tools for cutting, storage bags, and stone hand axes were created. • A tool called an awls was used for making holes
Complex Tools • Hunting bows made of wood • Flint spearheads and metal tools Used for: • hunting • Building shelter The results equaled control over environments and a better way of life
Human Culture Language=work together in hunting and gathering Religion=worship of God, gods, or spirits • Everything in nature had a spirit • Cave paintings=spirits of animals
Art • Found on caves and rock shelters • Carried art (figurines and jewelry) • Bulls, stallions, bison • Africa, Europe, Australia, the Americas • Music, dance, stories
Essential Questions • EQ1-How did early humans interact with the environment • EQ2-What were some tools created by early humans? • What kind of culture did early humans create?
Complete the lesson review • Page 55 #2-7 • Complete the activity at the bottom of the page • Complete the reading study guide page ____
Complete page 56-57 • Finding main ideas