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28 Cards in this Set
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band
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groups of related families brought together for a common purpose
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consequences
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effects
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migration
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movement from one place to another
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Ice Age
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a long cold-weather period when huge sheets of ice covered about 1/3 of the Earth's surface
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tndra
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large treeless plains inArtic regions
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culture
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a way of life
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artifacts
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objects a people make
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society
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an organized group of people living and working under a set of rules and traditions
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division of labor
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when individuals are trained to each do a different task based on their abilities and the needs of a group
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role
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a part someone plays
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domesticate
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to tame for people's use
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economy
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the way people use resources to meet theri needs
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livestock
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domesticated animals
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nomads
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people who move from place to place with their herds of animals and don't build year round villages or settlements
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agriculture
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raising domesticated plants and animals
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environment
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surroundings
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maize
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corn
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subsist
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survive
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drywall
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a morter
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What happened as bands grew in number?
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They migrated
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What are 3 artifacts that scientists found?
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spears, animal bones, antlers,tusks, knives
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What happened when bands were over 50 people?
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division of labor
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How did agriculture change the way people got food
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They grew it and domesicated animals
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Which animal was the first to be domesticated and what was it used for?
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Dogs were used for hunting
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Where did most early civilizations begin to use agriculture?
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rivers
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What are 2 disadvantages of the development of agriculture
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had to find food for animals
had to haul water |
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What did the development of agriculture lead to?
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settling into more complex societies and changing the environment
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HOw is a culture different than a society?
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A society is the group of people who live and work under a set of rules and traditions. A culture is their way of life including their food, homes, and artifacts.
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