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What is the study of the past based on what people left behind?

Archeology

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What is an early ancestor of humans called?

Hominid

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What type of societies did early humans have?

Hunter-gatherer

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What did early humans do during the Stone Age when the earth’s climate and geography began to change?

Migrated

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Which famous archeologist believed bones found in East Africa belonged to hominids?

Mary Leaky

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What invention increased early human’s chances of survival?

Tools

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What type of bones did early humans use to make their homes?

Mammoth bones

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What did early humans use to cross continents?

Land bridge

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Other than an archeologist, what other type of scientist helps historians to learn more about

prehistory?

Anthropologist

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What is the meaning of the name Australopithecus?

Southern Ape

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What practice developed that allowed people to form permanent settlements?

Agriculture

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Why did early humans need to learn to make clothes and build shelters after migrating out of Africa?

For Protection

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Which archeologist discovered Lucy in 1974, and found that the skeleton had had the ability to walk

upright?

Donald Johnson

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Which of the hominids is the same species as modern humans?

Homo Sapiens

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What were the large stone monuments or religious sites

erected by humans during the New Stone Age?

Monoliths

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What continent did humans first migrate to from Africa?

Asia

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What is the term for the first part of the Stone Age?

The Paleolithic Era

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What kind of tools were used by humans for about 2 million

years?

Processors

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What is the term used to describe the process of changing plants

and animals to make them more useful to humans?

domestication

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What occurred about 1.6 million years ago that caused

humans to migrate?

An Ice Age