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What do we call a historian who studies the past by examining things left behind?
Archaeologist
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Low ocean levels allowed humans to arrive in the Americas by crossing over:
Bering Land Bridge
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Harnessed around 800,000 years ago, how did fire help humans develop communication skills and a tighter social organization?
Spending a lot of time near the fire allowed humans to talk to one another and form bonds
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What lifestyle is characterized by constantly being in movement in search of food?
Nomadic
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How did cooking food help change physical development in early humans?(2 reasons)
Food was safer, food lasted longer, food was more nutritious
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Are you a hominin?
Of course!
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What is the name for the items that are left behind by people in history?
Artifacts
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boom
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shark
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fairy
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lifesaver
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What is one example of humans developing abstract or symbolic thought?
Cave Art or Burials
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A hunter-gatherer lifestyle would have been prevalent in which era?
Paleolithic Era
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monster
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shark
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baam
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Migration describes:
Permanent movement of humans from one area to another
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What era would have been characterized by farms and permanent settlements?
Neolithic Era
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What were some advantages of walking on 2 feet?
Could walk farther, faster. Hands were free to carry tools and food, among others
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