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Explore the shift from the Paleolithic to Neolithic Ages, including key concepts like culture, artifacts, technology, and the Neolithic Revolution. Learn about early human societies, job specialization, agriculture, and the roots of civilization. Discover the impact of Homo Sapiens, nomads, and hunter-gatherers in shaping our prehistoric past. Unravel the mysteries of domestication, traditional economies, and the barter system during this fascinating period of human history.
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Chapter 2Prehistoric Age Vocabulary Words
1)Before Common Era (BCE)- More Scientific time period naming system that replace B.C. 2) Common Era (CE)- More scientific time period naming system that replaced A.D. 3) Paleolithic Age- Old Stone Age 4) Neolithic Age- New Stone Age 5) Culture- a society’s way of life shown by its ideology, customs and arts
6)Artifacts- Human-made remnants from past culture 7) Technology- Ways of applying knowledge, tools and inventions to meet one’s needs 8) Homo Sapiens- Species name for modern humans 9) Hominids- Prehistoric species of man that began to walk upright 10) Nomads- Societies that move from place to place in order to meet their basic survival needs
11) Hunter-Gatherers- Another name for nomadic societies 12) Neolithic Revolution- Shift from a hunting and gathering culture to a food-producing society 13) Domestication- Taming of animals for human use 14) Agriculture- The growing of crops to be used as a sustainable food source 15) Arable- Fertile land suitable for farming
16) Civilization- Complex culture in which people share a number of common elements 17) Job Specialization- Development of skills in a specific type of trade 18) Slash and Burn Farming- Technique that involves using ashes as fertilizer to create suitable farmland 19) Traditional Economy- System that relies on the production of agriculture and simple goods 20) Barter System-Method of exchange by which goods or services are directly exchanged for other goods or services
21) Artisans- Skilled trade workers 22) Institution- Long Lasting Pattern of organization within a civilization