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Prehistory or History? Vocabulary Ice Man More Vocabulary Everything

Old Stone Age A 100

Prehistory A 100

Hunting and Gathering A 200

Prehistory A 200

Farming/Agriculture A 300

History A 300

Written Records A 400

History A 400

Use of fire A 500

Both A 500

Define Nomad B 100

People who move from place to place with no single, settled home B 100

Define fertile B 200

Soil contains substances that plants need to grow B 200

Define domesticate B 300

Tame animals B 300

Define Artisans B 400

Workers skilled in making items such as baskets and pottery B 400

Define irrigation B 500

A system of canals that carries water B 500

What tool was the iceman found with? C 100

A copper axe C 100

Why do scientist study the iceman? C 200

To learn more about his life and the period he lived in C 200

When did the iceman live? C 300

About 5,000 years ago (3000 B.C.) C 300

DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

What is a result of surplus food? C 400

Increased population C 400

Name two theory's of how the iceman died C 500

Murder, sacrifice, hypothermia C 500

Define oral tradition D 100

Stories passed down through word of mouth D 100

Define archaeologists D 200

Scientists who examine objects to learn about past people and cultures D 200

Define surplus D 300

More than needed D 300

Define Social Classes D 400

People with the similar backgrounds, wealth, and ways of life D 400

Define civilization D 500

A society that has cities, a central government and specialized jobs D 500

When did most of prehistory take place? E 100

During the Old Stone Age E 100

What discovery turned began the New Stone Age? E 200

Writing E 200

Why were people able to move to colder areas? E 300

Fire E 300

What is a benefit of trade? E 400

Cultural diffusion- the spreading of ideas to different civilizations E 400

What do farms need to survive? E 500

Water E 500

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