The Paleolithic and Neolithic Ages!

Paleo/ Neolithic Jeopardy What’s my Age Again? Vocab Words More Vocab Primary/ Secondary Sources Paleolithic Age Neolithic Age 100 200 300 400 500

These people planted and harvested crops: ANSWER: Neolithic What’s my Age Again? 100 These people planted and harvested crops: ANSWER: Neolithic

These people started to develop language. ANSWER: Paleolithic What’s my Age Again? 200 These people started to develop language. ANSWER: Paleolithic

These people painted animals on cave walls What’s my Age Again? 300 These people painted animals on cave walls     ANSWER: Paleolithic

These people were the first to domesticate animals. ANSWER: Neolithic What’s my Age Again? 400 These people were the first to domesticate animals. ANSWER: Neolithic

Vocab : 100 People who move around from place to place as a group to find food. ANSWER: Nomads

These people were the first to make fire What’s my Age Again? 500 These people were the first to make fire     ANSWER: Paleolithic

Tools and methods used to perform tasks: Answer: Technology Vocab: 200 Tools and methods used to perform tasks: Answer: Technology

Vocab: 300 The time after people first appeared but before writing developed: ANSWER: Pre History

Vocab: 400 The organized growing of food on a regular schedule ANSWER: Systematic Agriculture

Vocab: 500 A government whose ruler inherits the position from a parent. ANSWER: Monarchy

The last period of the stone age ANSWER: Neolithic Age More Vocab: 100 The last period of the stone age ANSWER: Neolithic Age

More Vocab: 200 To adapt an animal to living with humans for an advantage ANSWER: Domesticate

More Vocab: 300 Tools, weapons, pottery, and jewelry are all examples of: ANSWER: Artifacts

The act of training for a particular job ANSWER: Specialization More Vocab: 400 The act of training for a particular job ANSWER: Specialization

A place where people worship ANSWER: A shrine More Vocab: 500 A place where people worship ANSWER: A shrine

Primary/ Secondary Sources: 100 A photo of US soldiers on a mission in Vietnam in the 1970’s: ANSWER: Primary

Primary/ Secondary Sources : 200 A DVD about life in ancient China: ANSWER: Secondary

Primary/ Secondary Sources : 300 An encyclopedia article about the Great Pyramids: ANSWER: Secondary

Primary/ Secondary Sources : 400 A playbill from the 1st show at Radio City Musical Hall: ANSWER: Primary

Primary/ Secondary Sources : 500 An article in New Jersey Magazine about Liberty Hall Museum: ANSWER: Secondary

Paleolithic Age: 100 How did the Paleolithic people obtain their food? ANSWER: Hunting and Gathering

A Paleolithic man’s role in finding food . ANSWER: Hunting Paleolithic Age: 200 A Paleolithic man’s role in finding food . ANSWER: Hunting

A Paleolithic Woman’s role in finding food ANSWER: Gathering Paleolithic Age: 300 A Paleolithic Woman’s role in finding food ANSWER: Gathering

Paleolithic Age: 400 What was found on cave walls in Europe made by Paleolithic's? ANSWER: Art

Paleolithic Age: 500 Communication through sounds and gestures were the first form of what? ANSWER: Language

The Neolithic Age: 100 How did the Neolithic people obtain their food? ANSWER: Planting/ Harvesting

The Neolithic Age: 200 Neolithic people built villages around ________ and _______. ANSWER: Fields and Water

The Neolithic Age: 300 This animal was domesticated by humans for hunting, protection, and companionship. ANSWER: Wolves/Dogs

The Neolithic Age: 400 The end of the Neolithic Age was known as the _____ Age, after the material used to make weapons. ANSWER: Bronze

The Neolithic Age: 500 The main difference between paleo/ Neolithic people: ANSWER: How they obtained their food.

This event is considered the most important event in human history         ANSWER: Agricultural Revolution