The Earliest People

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Unit 2 The Earliest People
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THIS
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JEOPARDY
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With
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Aunt Shen-Daze
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Early Farming Towns
Hunters and Gathers
Starting Cities
Development of Culture
Learning to Farm
Potpourri
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This allowed early humans to migrate from
Southern Africa to Europe, Asia, Australia and
the Americas.
A 100
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These form when snow falls year after year but
only partially melts and then becomes ice.
A 200
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This marked the beginning of technology for early
man.
A 300
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This allowed people to build a food surplus which
led to the growth of cities.
A 400
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These were sacred sculptures or buildings often
used as places of worship.
A 500
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This helped early humans pass on knowledge and
traditions which helped them survive.
B 100
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They were the first people to use tools probably
to cut meat.
B 200
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The last Ice Age ended then.
B 300
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Early humans used this to shape tools.
B 400
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Name two key factors in the survival of early
humans.
B 500
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They get their food from animals, wild plants,
roots, nuts, and berries.
C 100
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It provided warmth, scared off animals and gave
man a means to cook food.
C 200
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They had a strong sense of community and took
care of each other.
C 300
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DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
Place A Wager
C 400
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Their art tells us the most about these people.
C 400
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This is a Cro-Magnon cave painting depicting a
successful hunt.
C 500
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Hunter-gatherers roamed the land looking for this.
D 100
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This made it possible for early people to have
occupations other than farming.
D 200
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This process of adapting plants and animals to
live in a human environment was useful to humans.
D 300
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During this time period people began to live in
villages and communities and learned new crafts.
D 400
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This ancient agricultural area extended through
parts of todays Middle East.
D 500
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This is the biggest Neolithic town discovered by
archaeologists in the Middle east.
E 100
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This lifestyle allowed the people to provide for
themselves.
E 200
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Having a surplus allowed communities to engage in
this practice.
E 300
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People walked from building to building by way of
ladders and rooftops.
E 400
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Archaeological finds show the most recent remains
of the city on the top layer.
E 500
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Having a surplus of food prevented this.
F 100
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This is the act of supplying dry land with water.
F 200
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This is a type of temple tower similar to the
pyramids.
F 300
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This is a society with a food supply, specialized
jobs, a government, and a developed culture.
F 400
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One of the worlds earliest civilizations was
formed around these.
F 500
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The Final Jeopardy Category is Ancient
Cities Please record your wager.
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This city had long distant trade, three levels of
society and organized workers.
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