lesson 3

Question 1

stages of human evolution

Answer 1

1. Hominid (manlike Primates)
2. Homo Habilis (handy Man)
3. Homo Erectus (upright Man)
4. Homo Sapien (wise Man)

Question 2

could stand up straight and used stones and sticks to frighten enemies. was found Mrs. Mary Leaky

Answer 2

ramapithecus

Question 3

whole skeleton of a teenage girl, in ethiopia

Answer 3

lucy

Question 4

had small brain but could walk straight and use simple tools

Answer 4

australopithecus

Question 5

apelike men used stone tools as weapons and protection from their enemies

Answer 5

homo habilis

Question 6

could walk upright with a small brain. used crude stone as weapons for protection against predators

Answer 6

zinjanthropus

Question 7

5 feet, and walked upright. its brain is double the size of a chimpanzee’s brain. used refined tools.

Answer 7

lake turkana

Question 8

lake turkana is also called as ?

Answer 8

1470 man

Question 9

manlike specie could walk straight, with brain almost the same as that of a modern man

Answer 9

homo erectus (upright man)

Question 10

5 feet, could walk erect, heavy and chinless jaw, hairy body

Answer 10

pithecanthropus erectus

Question 11

what is pithecanthropus erectus also called as

Answer 11

java man

Question 12

5’2 tall, could walk upright, brain almost as large as modern man

Answer 12

sinanthropus pekinensis

Question 13

what is sinanthropus pekinensis also called as

Answer 13

peking man

Question 14

had similar physical descriptions as modern man

Answer 14

homo sapien (wise man)

Question 15

powerful jaws. lived in caves and dependent on hunting. had religious beliefs and more advanced than homo erectus

Answer 15

neanderthal man

Question 16

had stone implements, art objects, and consistent hunting skills

Answer 16

cro magnon man

Question 17

rough stone tools were used as main weapons (chisels, knives)

Answer 17

paleolithic age

Question 18

common primitive men identified in this period were homo erectus and homo sapiens

Answer 18

paleolithic age

Question 19

used fire, lived in caves, and learned to develop primitive arts, personal ornaments, and other art forms

Answer 19

paleolithic age

Question 20

started in the disappearance of cro magnon and new people were considered modern men

Answer 20

neolithic age

Question 21

refined stone tools and weapons

Answer 21

neolithic age

Question 22

made their own houses, learned to weave and use clothes as protection for skin, and used boat for transportation

Answer 22

neolithic age

Question 23

the use of metals (bronze, copper, iron)

Answer 23

age of metals

Question 24

developed social, cultural, political, and economic. had direct contact with other tribes, kingdoms, empire, and states through trade and political activities like conquests and wars

Answer 24

age of metals

Question 25

agriculture and the origins of civilization. the domestication of plants and animals

Answer 25

neolithic revolution

Question 26

early people were nomadic hunter-gatherers; raising of animals created strain on nomadic people to find large and reliable sources of foods

Answer 26

paleolithic age

Question 27

unusually aggressive; homo sapiens evolved

Answer 27

drawback

Question 28

what does neolithic mean

Answer 28

new stone

Question 29

agriculture was the crowning achievement of this period

Answer 29

neolithic

Question 30

transition to a more democratic political regime. people-power or rule by the people

Answer 30

democratization

Question 31

where did democratization start?

Answer 31

athens in greece

Question 32

the earliest form of human society.

Answer 32

hunting and food gathering societies

Question 33

people survived by foraging for vegetable foods and small game, fishing, etc; used tools of stones, woods, and bones

Answer 33

hunting and food gathering societies

Question 34

like harvesting plants for consumption w/o using mechanical tools

Answer 34

horticultural societies

Question 35

involved producing enough to feed the group

Answer 35

subsistence farming

Question 36

practiced in thickly populated and permanent settlements

Answer 36

surplus farming

Question 37

relied on herding and domestication of animals for food and clothing to satisfy the greater needs of the group

Answer 37

pastoral societies

Question 38

social order centered on farming

Answer 38

agricultural societies

Question 39

societies were characterized by the use of the plow in farming

Answer 39

agricultural societies

Question 40

characterized by more than just the use of mechanical means of production

Answer 40

industrial societies

Question 41

characterized by the spread of computer industries

Answer 41

post-industrial societies