World History Chapter 1 KJHS

People who study and write about the human past.

• Historians

• Anthropologists

• NOmads

• Archaeologists

People who hunt for evidence buried in the ground where settlements might have been.

• Historians

• Anthropologists

• NOmads

• Archaeologists

People who regularly move from place to place.

• Historians

• Anthropologists

• Nomads

• Archaeologists

People who study how humans developed and how they related to one another.

• Historians

• Anthropologists

• Nomads

• Archaeologists

The story of humans in the past. It tells what they did and what happened to them.

• Anthopology

• Archeology

• History

• Science

Began roughly 2.5 million years ago and lasted until around 8000 B.C.

• Bronze Age

• Ice Age

• Neolithic Age

• Paleolithic Age

Period of sustained cold. The last one began about 100,000 BC.

• Bronze Age

• Ice Age

• Neolithic Age

• Paleolithic Age

New Stone Age, this began about 8000 B.C. and lasted until about 4000 B.C.

• Bronze Age

• Ice Age

• Neolithic Age

• Paleolithic Age

Copper became widely used between 3000 BC. and 1200 BC.

• Bronze Age

• Ice Age

• Neolithic Age

• Paleolithic Age

Its discovery was so important to early humans and their eventual survival.

• Cuneiform

• FIre

• Iron

• Irrigation