Mrs. Wetzl's First Test
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Created by:
ucacheer on September 7, 2009
Classes:
Ms. Boland's AP Human Geo Class
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
History is... | guesswork, inaccurate, interpretation |
Theory | explains an observation |
Big Bang | 20 billion years ago; expanding universe |
Prehistoric | before human documentation |
Historic | since human documentation |
Chronology | order of events |
First cave drawings | 35,000 B.C.E |
First writing | 6,000 B.C.E |
Origin of Mankind Theories | Divine Creation, Evolution, Von Daniken |
Sir Charles Darwin | English naturalist- Evolution |
Alfred Russel | Theory of evolution-published book after Darwin so did not get credit |
1831 | Darwin went to the Galapagos Islands |
On the Origin of Species by Means of Natual Selection | Darwin's first book |
All life forms today evolved from simpler life forms | 1st idea in Darwin's book |
Survival of the Fittest | 2nd idea in Darwin's book |
Man is part of evolutionary process | 3rd idea in Darwin's book- controvesial |
1871 | Darwin's second book- Descent of Man- evolution of mankind, natural selection |
Lucy and OH62 | walked erect |
Lucy | 3.5 million years |
OH62 | 1.8 million years |
Paleolithic | Old Stone |
Paleolithic Age | 2,000,000-10,000 B.C.E |
Java Man | 750,000-500,000 B.C.E |
Homo Habilus | Man with ability- OH62 |
Homo Erectus | Java Man (upper leg bone formed differently), Peking Man |
Artifact | anything used or made by mankind |
Peking Man | 400,000 B.C.E- 32 different skeletons |
Fire and Weapons | Peking Man |
Neanderthal Man | 70,000 B.C.E |
Buried Dead in Fetal Position | Neanderthal Man |
Homo Sapien | Man with knowledge- Neanderthal Man and Cro Magnon Man |
Cro Magnon Man | 50,000-40,000 B.C.E |
Clans and Drew on Cave Walls | Cro Magnon Man |
Mesolithic | Middle Stone |
Mesolithic Era | 8,000-6,000 B.C.E |
Glacial Recession (Ice Age Ends) | Mesolithic Era |
Neolithic | New Stone |
Neolithic Era | 6,000 B.C.E |
Specialized Tools and Domesticated Animals | Neolithic Era |
Neolithic Revolution | gradual shift from food hunting to food producing |
Advantages of Neolithic Revolution | permanence, accumulation of stuff, time to experiment and learn, government |
Food, Clothes, Reproduction, Shelter, Water, Tools/Weapons, Government/Leader, Acceptance/Friends/Family, Fun, Religion, Arts/Self-Expression, Communication | Needs of Man |
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