p. 9 Discussion question Why did it take Homo sapiens tens of thousands of years to spread over the world? --no navigation or transportation.

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Discussion question Why did it take Homo sapiens tens of thousands of years to spread over the world? --no navigation or transportation miles per decade --die out (lack of food, weather) --follow animal migration

1.From which continent did Homo sapiens first migrate? 2. Where did Homo Sapiens recently migrate?

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Fig. 1-CO, p. 4

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Important People  Charles Darwin  “Origin of Species”  Louis B. and Mary Leakey  discovered homo habilis at Olduvai Gorge, Africa  Donald Johanson  found our earliest ancestor “Lucy”

Neolithic Revolution  Hunting and Gathering to farming  Give up being nomad  Settle in communities  Artisans

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p. 22 Catal Huyuk—Largest Neolithic farming village (7500 – 5700 B.C.)

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Characteristics of Civilization  Culture = individuality A. Cities—near rivers for farming B. Gov’t—organize & regulate rules C. Religion—gave people someone/something to believe in D. Art—drawings, statues, sculptures, paintings

Making a Generalization

Vocabulary Prehistory Archaeology Artifact Nomad Neolithic Revolution Systematic agriculture Domestication Artisan Bronze Age Culture Civilization