Early Man Vocabulary
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- Q1To tame animals to make them useful to people.Paleolithic EraDomesticateSurplusMigrate30s
- Q2To go from one place, country, region, or place to another.FlakingNomadGlacierMigrate30s
- Q3A usually broad, often irregular piece of stone struck from a larger core and sometimes retouched to form a flaking tool.NomadGlacierFlakingNeolithic Era30s
- Q4An amount or quantity greater than needed.SurplusDomesticateMigrateFlaking30s
- Q5A great sheet of slowly moving ice.GlacierNomadMigrateIce Age30s
- Q6A person without a permanent home that travels from place to place in search of food.NomadNeolithic EraPrehistoricMigrate30s
- Q7The period of time before events were recorded in writing.PrehistoryPaleolithic EraA.D.Nomad30s
- Q8A long period in the past that lasted for millions of years. Glaciers covered much of the Earth.SurplusGlacierB.C.Ice Age30s
- Q9Prepare and use the land to raise crops; farming.NomadFlakingSpecializeCultivate30s
- Q10Stands for Anno Domini; all years after year 0 to the present.A.D.B.C.Paleolithic EraNeolithic Era30s
- Q11Stands for Before Christ; all years prior to the year 0.A.D.B.C.Neolithic EraPaleolithic Era30s
- Q12To train to do a particular kind of work (artist, blacksmith, carpenter, etc.).CultivateDomesticateSpecializeNomad30s
- Q13The earliest period of human culture, beginning 2 million years ago and lasting until 8,000 B.C. Also known as the (Old Stone Age).Paleolithic EraNeolithic EraNomadA.D.30s
- Q14A period in history that began in 8,000 B.C. in which people first lived and farmed in communities. Also known as the (New Stone Age).Neolithic EraNomadPaleolithic EraB.C.30s