World History

1. World History Chapter 1 Presented by Mr. “G”

2. History began at this point according to historians Card 1

3. Give three examples of artifacts according to the textbook Card 2

4. The early period of human history is known as this Card 3

5. A “location” where archaeologists might find useful information Card 4

6. The prefix “paleo” means this Card 5

7. The early part of the Stone Age was known as this Card 6

8. Two countries where the oldest Paleolithic art forms were found Card 7

9. The most common shelter for Paleolithic man Card 8

10. The role of early men Card 9

11. The role of early women Card 10

12. A hard stone used to make tools Card 11

13. Five benefits that fire brought to early man Card 12

14. The physical feature that was close to the home of the early nomads Card 13

15. By painting animals, early man believed it would do this Card 14

16. The strongest characteristic of the early hunters and gatherers Card 15

17. The reason nomads traveled in large groups Card 16

18. The three areas that early man had to adapt to during the Ice Age Card 17

19. The early painting of the bison reveals this about the Paleolithic Age Card 18

20. The last Ice Age began when Card 19

21. The scientific reason that we know how old things really are Card 20

22. The location of “Otzi” Card 21

23. The year “Otzi” was discovered Card 22

24. “Otzi” had this in his shoes to keep his feet warm Card 23

25. The occupation of “Otzi” Card 24

26. The “age” that scientists believed “Otzi” lived in Card 25

27. “Otzi” is now on display in this country Card 26

28. This was possibly the most important event in human history Card 27

29. Animals provided these four things to Neolithic man Card 28

30. This replaced hunting and gathering Card 29

31. The length of time the Neolithic Age lasted Card 30

32. In the Neolithic Age, this was used to make mats and cloth Card 31

33. In the Neolithic Age, this occurred as a result of producing more than enough to eat Card 32

34. Community in present-day Turkey that was home to approximately 6,000 people Card 33

35. The seven main crops grown in early North America Beans Cocoa Maize Squash Sunflowers Sweet potatoes Tomatoes Card 34/End Section 1

36. This developed as a result of the farmers staying in one place Card 35/Begin Section 2

37. One of the earliest known communities AND where it is located Card 36

38. These two alloys were mixed to create bronze Card 37

39. The years of the Bronze Age Card 38

40. CAUSE: Farming Begins List 3 EFFECTS Card 39

41. Six traits (given by your text) of a civilization Card 40

42. No Card 41

43. The 2 main rivers in the Fertile Crescent Card 42

44. The body of water the 2 main rivers of the Fertile Crescent flow into Card 43

45. Two large present-day countries where the 2 main rivers of the Fertile Crescent flow Card 44

46. The areas of the Cultural Approach that can apply to Ancient Mesopotamia Card 45

47. Mesopotamia means this in Greek Card 46

48. The direction the Mediterranean lies of Mesopotamia Card 47

49. This controlled the seasonal flooding in Mesopotamia Card 48

50. A unique characteristic of a city-state in Sumer Card 49