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Prehistory
-The time before written records
our knowledge of this time is based on information from Archelogists- artifacts (tools, weappos, jewelry)
anthropologists- skeletal remains
3 million bc to 200
Artifacts
Are studied by archeologists include tools , weapons, jewelry, toys, art
Hominids
People and people – like groups
May or may notbe related to modrn day humans, but did walk upright
Domestication
- to keep an animal for human use
- happened at about the same time as farming
- cows, sheep, pigs , pigs, horses, dogs
Anthropologists
anthropologists- skeletal remains
they can tell us how they are old,smart and what they ate
Archeologists
Archeologists – study artifacts artifacets (tools , weapon, jewelry)
They tell u about the culture of the group- how they lived
Neanderthals
They were hominids
Smarter and larger than the groups before them (lucy)
Smarter and larger than the groups
Communicatd
Buried there dead
Cro-Magnons
Were more advanced than neandererthals
Better language, better tools
Cave paintings
Agriculture

Farming
Produces surplus humans
Nomads
First people who move from place to place for food- (hunter- gatherers)
Culture
Includes the knowledge belief and behaviors of a group
-Artifacts give us clues about ancient cultures
Irrigation
Watering crops
Was simpler in river valleys
Usually a system of ditches or other methods for moving water
Civilization
A complex culture with at least three things
Surplus food
Division of labor
Government
Division of Labor
Dividing up jobs other then farming
Can only happen when farmers can grow surplus food
What did hominids like Lucy do that makes them similar to modern humans?
walked upright “thought”
Give one difference between Cro-Magnon men and Neanderthals.
Cro-magon had better tools
What was the Neolithic Agricultural Revolution, and how did it change how people lived?
It changed to farming from hunting and gathering
They now had extra food, so they could divide jobs, create government, create cities
What three things are required to have a civilization?
Surplus food, government and division of labor
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Why did the first civilizations all occur in river valleys?
All of the first civiliztions all occur in river valleys because it by fresh water. Its by river valley at first because the water is fresh water and not only can you drink this water or get fish out of it, when you farm you cant use salt water, so they would be by the freesh water for farming and the soil better for plants.