| Term | Definition |
|---|
| Nomads | Early humans during the Old Stone Age who migrated (moved) in search of food, water, and shelter |
| Early humans during the Paleolithic Period who travelled from place to place following food sources | Hunters and Gathers |
| Increased brain size (cranium capacity) and intelligent thinking is | One example of physical development during the Paleolithic/Old Stone age |
| Humans and other creatures that are bipedal are classified as | Hominids |
| Paleolithic Era was also known as _____________ and started in ______________ | Old Stone Age; started in Africa |
| The ________________ society created "cave art" | Paleolithic |
| This group of died out during the Paleolithic/Old Stone Age | Neanderthals |
| People today are examples of | Homo Sapiens |
| Learning how to grip and manipulate the thumb | Opposable Thumb |
| Populating the globe | Migration |
| Early humans who began to walk and travel on two feet | bipedal |
| Increased cranium capacity (brain size), the opposable thumb, and bipedal movement are | Many examples of physical development during the Paleolithic/Old Stone Age |
| Began in Africa; moved to Middle East, then to Australia, expanded from the Middle East to Asia & Europe, went from Asia across the Bering Strait land bridge to the Americas were examples of how | Migration began during the Paleolithic/Old Stone Age |
| Homoinids, Homo Erectus, Homo Sapiens are examples of | Paleolithic/Old Stone Age human development |
| This group of humans were known as "wise" and split into two subgroups | Homo Sapiens |
| This group of humans used fire and migrated out of Africa | Homo Erectus |
| The Paleolithic Era societies overcame limits of their physical environment through these technologies | Inventing tools, simple weapons, and learning how to make fire |
| Were nomadic | Homo sapiens in Africa, between 100,000 and 400,000 years ago |
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