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Hominid - ANSWER: Family that humans were placed in because they shared many features with
great apes

Stone Age - ANSWER: Earliest human era

Paleolithic era - ANSWER: Time period when people used stone, bone, and other natural products to
make tools and gain food by foraging

Foraging - ANSWER: Gathering of plant products, trapping or catching small animals or birds, and
hunting larger prey

Neolithic era - ANSWER: Time period that saw the beginning of agricultural and animal domestication

New Stone Age - ANSWER: Another name for the Neolithic era

Holocene epoch - ANSWER: The last twelve thousand years

Pleistocene - ANSWER: Time period that began about 2.5 million years ago

What was the Pleistocene marked by? - ANSWER: Repeated advances in glaciers and continental ice
sheets

When did a group of humans in East Africa begin to walk upright? - ANSWER: Between 6 and 7 million
years ago

Ardipithecus - ANSWER: Genus that indicates a combination of two-limbed movement on land and
four-limbed movement in trees

Australopithecus - ANSWER: Earliest fully bipedal hominids

When did a group of Australopithecines begin to use simple tools? - ANSWER: 2.5 million years ago

What is the meaning of Homo habilis - ANSWER: handy human

Homo habilis - ANSWER: Group that made sharpened stone pieces, and used them for various tasks

Home erectus - ANSWER: Species in East Africa that made slightly specialized tools, lived in large
groups, engaged in social gatherings

Migration to Northern Africa - ANSWER: One activity that Homo erectus carried out most successfully

Place that Homo erectus reached at least 800,000 years ago - ANSWER: spain

Germany - ANSWER: Place that Homo erectus reached by 500,000 years ago

Places that Homo erectus lived in included... - ANSWER: Open, caves, and simple shelters

Place that Homo erectus reached as early as 1.8 million years ago - ANSWER: Asia

What is the meaning of Homo sapiens? - ANSWER: thinking human

Main trait of Homo sapiens - ANSWER: larger brain

, What were individuals who had better social skills more likely to do? - ANSWER: mate

What did Homo sapiens' brains invent? - ANSWER: highly specialized tools

Which species' tools did Homo sapiens improve? - ANSWER: homo erectus

By 25,000 years ago, what were some humans capable of doing? - ANSWER: weaving

By 17,000 years ago, what were some humans using to hunt? - ANSWER: Bows and atlatls

Atlatls - ANSWER: Notched throwing sticks made of bone, wood, or antler

When did Homo sapiens begin to move to Eurasia? - ANSWER: 120,000 years ago

What modern humans are called - ANSWER: Homo sapiens sapiens

Which species did Homo sapiens sapiens replace? - ANSWER: homo erectus

Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons - ANSWER: Best-known example of interaction between Homo
erectus and Homo sapiens sapiens

Cro-Magnons - ANSWER: A group of anatomically modern humans

Where did Neanderthals live about 150,000 years ago? - ANSWER: europe and western asia

Red ochre - ANSWER: A form of colored clay

When did Cro-Magnons move to parts of Western Asia? - ANSWER: 70,000 years ago

When did Cro-Magnons move to parts of Europe? - ANSWER: 45,000 years ago

How much DNA in modern humans living outside of Africa came from Neanderthals? - ANSWER:
between 1 and 4 percent

Hobbits - ANSWER: Nickname for Flores hominids

When did Homo sapiens reach the Americas? - ANSWER: 15,000 years ago

Endogamy - ANSWER: The practice of mating with only members of the same group or those who
lived nearby

Race - ANSWER: -Word that originally meant lineage, the division of people by skin color

First four races - ANSWER: Americanus, Europaeus, Asiaticus, and Africanus

Caucasian - ANSWER: Word used to describe the light-skinned people of Europe and Western Asia

Paleolithic Society - ANSWER: Society that took place from 250,000-9000 B.C.E.

When did Paleolithic people begin hunting in groups? - ANSWER: About 15,000 B.C.E.

When did the final retreat of glaciers occur? - ANSWER: 10,000-15,000 years ago

Megafaunal extinction - ANSWER: When an animal becomes extinct in a certain region due to climate
change

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