History: Ch.1 Test

Define archaeology

• the study of the unwritten past

• remains of objects made by humans

• a movement of people from one region to another

• people who hunt animals and gather wild plants to provide for their needs

Define migration

• the study of the unwritten past

• remains of objects made by humans

• a movement of people from one region to another

• people who hunt animals and gather wild plants to provide for their needs

Define hunter-gatherers

• the study of the unwritten past

• remains of objects made by humans

• a movement of people from one region to another

• people who hunt animals and gather wild plants to provide for their needs

Define artifacts

• climates and landscapes that surround living things

• remains of objects made by humans

• a group that shares a common culture.

• people who hunt animals and gather wild plants to provide for their needs

Define environments

• climates and landscapes that surround living things

• a set of common values and traditions

• a group that shares a common culture.

• breeding plants or animals to meet human needs

Define societies

• climates and landscapes that surround living things

• a set of common values and traditions

• a group that shares a common culture.

• breeding plants or animals to meet human needs

Define culture

• corn; the most important crop grown by Native Americans

• a set of common values and traditions

• a group that shares a common culture.

• breeding plants or animals to meet human needs

Define domestication

• corn; the most important crop grown by Native Americans

• a set of common values and traditions

• a group that shares a common culture.

• breeding plants or animals to meet human needs

Define maize

• corn; the most important crop grown by Native Americans

• a set of common values and traditions

• a group that shares a common culture.

• breeding plants or animals to meet human needs

Define glyphs

• corn; the most important crop grown by Native Americans

• a set of common values and traditions

• symbols that represent ideas

• breeding plants or animals to meet human needs