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Timeline: Use online resources or an AP World History review book to create an interregional timeline for Unit 1. Be sure to include the civilizations you located on your map and any other key events or turning points. Make sure you place events in chronological order and try to make your timeline as much to scale as possible. You may want to use a different color for each region. Americas
Europe
Africa
Middle East
Asia Oceania
8000 BCE 600 BCE Olmec Civilization 1200 – 400 B.C.E.
Mesopotamian Civilization established 3100 B.C.E.
Part II: Paleolithic & Neolithic Eras
Investigating the Paleolithic Era: Human Evolution Timeline Directions: Visit “Human Evolution Timeline Interactive” website at the National Museum of Natural History to explore the archeological evidence left behind by early humans.
URL: http://humanorigins.si.edu/evidence/human-evolution-timeline-interactive Key Events: Examine the lower part of the timeline, “Major Milestones in Human Evolution” and record the approximate date and significance of the following events.
A. Stone Tools Used:
B. Fire Discovered:
C. Increase in Brain Size:
Exploring the Evidence: Click “Magnifier” below the timeline to explore artifacts from the past 200,000 years (Double check at bottom of timeline).
Category Artifact What was its purpose? What does it tell us about early humans?
Investigate 4 artifacts used for tools and food (PINK)
Investigate 3 artifacts about social life (BROWN)
Investigate 2 artifacts about symbolism (GREEN)
Investigate 1 on geography (BLUE)
The Neolithic Revolution The time period that marked the shift from scattered, hunting-gathering societies to more organized, domesticated populations was known as the “Neolithic Revolution”. Answer the questions that follow using complete sentence format free of grammar and spelling errors. http://www.angelfire.com/ca2/kushana/Neolithic.html
1. What does the term “Neolithic Revolution” refer to?
2. What disadvantages existed for hunter-gatherers? 3. What changes did hunter-gatherers make to their lifestyles during the NR?
4. Why would farming be a more beneficial way of life?