Module 2

Question 1

What year covers Prehistory

Answer 1

3 million years to 3000 BC

Question 2

What year History covers

Answer 2

3000 BC to nowadays

Question 3

____ were nomads

Answer 3

Prehistoric men

Question 4

They did not have permanent dwellings and travelled often in search of food. Whenever
the supply of food in a particular area is
consumed, they transfer to other places

Answer 4

Prehistoric men

Question 5

Fire was invented by them for warmth and preparation of food. They were hunters and gatherers and used stones, wood and bones as tools

Answer 5

Prehistoric men

Question 6

What is the first technological inventions

Answer 6

stones, wood and bones as tools

Question 7

____ lived in caves and artifacts of
paintings on walls suggest a religious practice
during that time

Answer 7

Prehistoric Men

Question 8

Their garments are skins of the animals that they hunted. As time passed, _____
became wiser and innovative.

Answer 8

Prehistoric men

Question 9

___ are some of the earliest and
simplest stone tools. Prehistoric humans used ___ to chip other stones into sharp edged flakes

Answer 9

Hammerstones

Question 10

The ____ is characterized by the
development of agriculture and the use of
tools and weapons made of polished stones.

Answer 10

Neolithic Age

Question 11

At around ____ BC, men learned to make
wheels in response of their needs to move
heavy objects with ease. First wheels were
madeofwood.

Answer 11

3000

Question 12

a broad prehistoric period where
stones were used primarily as tools. The
period lasted for about 3.4 million years.

Answer 12

Stone Age

Question 13

a period where the use of fire
was intensified creating smelting pit to shape
tools and wares being used by men. It
followed the Neolithic period. Bronze is an
alloy of copper and tin. The period around
2000– 500 BC

Answer 13

Bronze Age

Question 14

a period where use of iron and steel was
prevalent. 1200 BC– 600 BC

Answer 14

Iron Age

Question 15

The
period lasted for about 3.4 million years

Answer 15

Stone Age

Question 16

The period around
2000– 500 BC

Answer 16

Bronze Age

Question 17

1200 BC– 600 BC

Answer 17

Iron Age

Question 18

What is the Three Age System

Answer 18

Stone Age
Bronze Age
Iron Age

Question 19

begins when
humans started to use stone and continues
until the end of the Ice Age

Answer 19

Paleolithic or Old Stone Age

Question 20

It started 2.5 million years ago and continued
until 10,000 BCE., making it the longest of the
periods. During this period, stone tools were
extensively used for every task

Answer 20

Paleolithic or Old Stone Age

Question 21

15000 years ago characterized by the use of small, chipped stone tools called microliths and a shift towards more complex hunting and gathering practices, often including the beginnings of agriculture in some regions; essentially, it’s the “middle” period of the Stone Age

Answer 21

Mesolithic or Middle Stone Age

Question 22

around 7,000
BC to 1,000 BC also known as the New Stone
Age, was a time when humans began farming
and domesticating animals

Answer 22

Neolithic or New Stone Age

Question 23

It was the final period of the Stone Age and
marked the beginning of human civilization.

Answer 23

Neolithic or New Stone Age

Question 24

How many period is stone age divided?

Answer 24

3 Periods

Question 25

In History Ages, what year is Bronze Age

Answer 25

3000 BC - 1500 BC

Question 26

____ replaced the use of stone as tools and weapons.

Answer 26

Bronze

Question 27

____ is a process where ore is heated to extract the needed metal. The temperature in smelting is beyond the melting point of the metal.

Answer 27

Smelting

Question 28

is a mixture of metals with copper as the main metal

Answer 28

Bronze

Question 29

The melting point of copper is ____, so the smelting temperature is indeed very high.

Answer 29

1,085 C

Question 30

In History Age, what year is Iron Age

Answer 30

1050 BC - 500 AD

Question 31

____ was greatly used during this age for tools and weapons. Men learned to work with higher smelting process.

Answer 31

Iron

Question 32

Iron’s melting point is ___, much higher than bronze. Iron, also, is stronger than bronze.

Answer 32

1,538C

Question 33

____ was first utilized in the Middle East as precious metal because of its rareness, and in southeastern Europe about 1200 BC.

Answer 33

Iron

Question 34

In History Age, what year is the Middle Ages?

Answer 34

476 - 1453 AD

Question 35

In Europe, during this period, ____ was the dominant social system. Under this system, the king gives land to noblemen and bishops.

Answer 35

feudalism

Question 36

Peasants tilled the land and planted crops and gave most of the harvest to the landowner. In exchange of their labor they were allowed to live on the land they till and being protected from enemy invasion.

Answer 36

Middle Ages

Question 37

During Middle Ages, the agriculture was divided into 3 field system. What are those?

Answer 37

One field was being planted on autumn with winter wheat Second with crops such as beans, peas, or lentils Third was left unplanted, which when weeds grow, animals will feed on it

Question 38

____ was adopted to catch up with the demand of agriculture. Oxen were replaced by horses.

Answer 38

Moldboard plow

Question 39

____ and ____were developed. Because of these innovations and system, agriculture flourished and more nutritious harvests were available for the people

Answer 39

Horse collars and horseshoes

Question 40

In history ages, what year was the Dark Age?

Answer 40

450 - 1000AD

Question 41

Many consider this time period dark due to a lack of cultural advancement in society. This was an assumption made due to the minimal historical documentation produced during the time period.

Answer 41

The dark age

Question 42

It characterizes the Middle Ages as a time of violence and lack of progress. Edward Gibbon, an 18th century English historian called this age as “barbarism and religion”, there were no scientific accomplishments

Answer 42

The Dark Age

Question 43

education was primarily religious and available only to the wealthy and powerful.

Answer 43

Education in the Middle Ages

Question 44

Who was only educated during the Middle Ages

Answer 44

Children of wealthy families Clergy, who had some of the best educational opportunities Knights, who received a different type of education

Question 45

During the Middle Age, the body was made up of four humors. What are those?

Answer 45

blood, yellow bile, black bile, and phlegm

Question 46

During the Middle Age, what are the known 4 elements controlled the humors

Answer 46

Fire, water, earth, and air

Question 47

An imbalance of humors caussed ____

Answer 47

Diseases

Question 48

When did the first writing paper from wood made?

Answer 48

100

Question 49

Early Africans developed advanced techniques for working with metals like iron, copper, and bronze, creating tools and weapons that were considered highly advanced for their time.

Answer 49

Metallurgy and Toolmaking

Question 50

The first open heart surgery, an improved traffic light and the technology behind 3D movies and images are all accomplishments achieved by ____. Many of these scientists, doctors and inventors broke barriers while facing racial discrimination and are to thank for the technology we rely on today.

Answer 50

Black Americans

Question 51

____ doctors performed cataract surgery and treated kidney and gallstones.

Answer 51

Muslim