Foundations of Civilization Unit 1 World History.

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Foundations of Civilization Unit 1 World History

How do we study the past?

Investigating Prehistory

Terms

Paleolithic Period

Neolithic Period

Eras of Prehistory Old Stone AgeNew Stone Age 2 million BC10,000 BC PaleolithicNeolithic  Hunters/gatherers  Ag/herd (domestication)  Fire  Settlements  Language  Irrigation  Cloth  Government/laws/punish ments  Religion  Written word  trade  Specialized labor

First Cities and Civilizations Arise

Basic Features that Define Civilization

Civilizations Change Over Time

3 Basic Necessities

What Reveals Artifacts?

Mother of All Inventions

Describe Homo Erectus Being