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CSET SOCIAL SCIENCE SUBTEST 1 Paleolithic Era ️ The first part of the Stone Age, also known as the Old Stone Age, which predates human civilization. Mesolithic Era ️ The middle part of the Stone Age, characterized by the emergence of humans and the creation of smaller, more complex too...

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CSET SOCIAL SCIENCE SUBTEST 1

Paleolithic Era ✔️ The first part of the Stone Age, also known as the Old Stone Age, which predates


human civilization.




Mesolithic Era ✔️ The middle part of the Stone Age, characterized by the emergence of humans and


the creation of smaller, more complex tools.




Neolithic Age ✔️ The New Stone Age, marked by the introduction of agriculture, a better


understanding of growing seasons and water use, and a division of labor among women, children, men,


and animals. Settlements spread from the East to Europe, and this era saw the development of


sophisticated stone tools, pottery, clay figurines, and the presence of religion.




Neolithic Revolution ✔️ The transition from a nomadic lifestyle to a settled agricultural one.




Hunter-gatherers ✔️ People who survive by hunting animals and gathering wild plants, seeds, fruits,


and nuts.

,Where were carvings more common as an artistic expression to understand ancient eras? ✔️ Europe,


due to the terrain.


Where were figurines more commonas an artistic expression to understand ancient eras?? ✔️East Asia


Africa and the Americas




Put the following eras in order


Neolithic


Paleolithic


Mesolithic ✔️P--> M--> N




What is ecology? ✔️The study of interactions between organisms and their environment




Why is ecology important in understanding human history ✔️Much Of human experience in history has


been a quest for finding and establishing food sources and nourishment. The relationship between


nature and man is important to understand human history progress and behavioral patterns.

,Explain the Pre-Historic Hunter Gather Societies ✔️Bands of scavenging humans who hunted medium


sized animals and collected roots and fruits


Lived in forest - easy access to shelter and food


Moved occasionally after exhausting resources


Did not build houses - lived in open air - cave men nickname


Stone tools


Mesolithic period is the period in which they are mostly associated - BEFORE NEOLITHIC REVOLUTION




Which studies help us understand human history based on art such as cavings figurines and other


materials uncovered/unearthed in the ground or in nature? ✔️Archeologist and Paleontologist




What is zoomorphism? ✔️having or representing animal forms or gods of animal form.




anthropomorphic ✔️attributing human characteristics or qualities to objects, animals, or gods




Explain pre-historic religions ✔️Mostly ancestral veneration

, Ideas of protective ancestor spirits (evident in burial traditions)




Figurines and art that allow us to understand their religion and may have been used in ceremony




some figurines are Often zoomorphic or anthropomorphic




What are the main characteristics / themes to keep in mind when discussing early civilizations? ✔️-


Settled agricultural societies which =


- Labor specialization which =


- Social stratification




- Trade


- Political structure to organize this

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