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MTTC History Exam (09) Part 1: World History Questions and Answers 100% Solved Prehistory (definition and three periods) - The period of human history before writing was developed. The three periods are the Lower Paleolithic, Upper Paleolithic, and Neolithic. Lower Paleolithic - About 1 milli...

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MTTC History Exam (09) Part 1: World

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Prehistory (definition and three periods) - ✔✔The period of human history

before writing was developed. The three periods are the Lower Paleolithic,

Upper Paleolithic, and Neolithic.

Lower Paleolithic - ✔✔About 1 million years ago. Humans used crude

tools. The "Old Stone Age". Early humans used tools

like needles, hatchets, awls, and cutting tools.

Upper Paleolithic - ✔✔Development of more specialized, better-made

tools. Humans began to wear clothes, practice art, and organize

themselves into groups with a definite social structure. Most lived in caves

during this period.

Neolithic - ✔✔Increased complexity of social structures (a sense of family,

religion, and government.) Domestication of animals, cultivation of crops.

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Humans built houses, started fires with friction tools. Knitting, spinning, and

weaving textiles.

Three Divisions of the Stone Age - ✔✔Paleolithic (with three sub-

categories), Mesolithic and Neolithic Eras.

Anthropology: Definition, description, and three major divisions. - ✔✔The

study of human culture.



Study groups of humans, how they relate to one another, and the

similarities and differences between different cultures by using cross-

cultural research and comparative research.



There are three major divisions within anthropology:

Biological and cultural anthropology

Archaeology

Linguistics

Archeology - ✔✔This discipline studies past human cultures by evaluating

what they leave behind. This can include

bones, buildings, art, tools, pottery, graves, and even trash.

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Archaeology teaches us that humans (or near-humans) have existed for

about 600,000 years. More primitive humans are believed to have

appeared about 1 million years ago. These humans developed into Cro-

Magnon man and then Homo sapiens.

Neolithic Age - ✔✔The "New Stone Age" from 8,000-6,000 BCE

(approximately). During this time textiles and pottery was developed, the

wheel was discovered, and people began to practice agriculture, make

polished tools, and had some domesticated animals.

Bronze Age - ✔✔3,000 BCE. Metals are discovered and the first

civilizations emerge as humans

become more technologically advanced.

Iron Age - ✔✔1,200-1,000 BCE. Metal tools replace stone tools as humans

develop knowledge of smelting.

Necessary elements of a Civilization - ✔✔Use of metal to make weapons

and tools

Written language

A defined territorial state

A calendar

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The earliest civilizations developed in river valleys where reliable, fertile

land was easily found.

Earliest Civilizations - ✔✔4-3,000 BCE saw the development of the

civilizations in Mesopotamia (on Tigris and Euphrates Rivers) and in the

Nile River valley in Egypt. Both a part of the "Fertile Crescent".



Also, civilizations in:

Indus River

Hwang Ho in China

Fluvial civilizations - ✔✔Located near rivers and fresh water. Fresh water

was important because it could be used for:

Drinking water (for people and domesticated animals)

Cultivation of crops

Hunting along river (gathering place for wild animals)

rich soil deposits due to regular flooding.

Irrigation - ✔✔This technique helped direct water where it was most

needed--to sustain herds of domestic animals and to nourish crops (which

were increasing in size and quality.)

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