1. Chapter 3 Notes and Review (Blue Book)
The Beginnings of Human Society

2. Ch 2 Review What is an artifact?
Who are scientists who examine objects such as bones, tools etc. to learn about past cultures?
Where was the Ice Man found?
What was found with him?

3. Chapter 3 Lesson 1 – Early People
Scientists disagree about how long ago and where the first humans were found
Some believe in Tanzania, Africa over 2 million years ago
Tools were found with the remains
Is the use of skills and tools to meet practical needs

4. Technology is the use of skills and tools to meet practical needs.
Stone tools were the most common type of technology in the Old Stone Age.
Old Stone Age was the period between B.C. – B.C.

5. Remember think of the Iceman… How did people of the Old
During pre-history people developed the ability to use fire. Why was this important?
Remember think of the Iceman…
How did people of the Old
Stone Age survive?
(How did they get their food?)
Could now cook food
Could now travel to colder climates
warmth
light

6. Can you read this?

7. Prehistory
During the prehistory period, people did not know there was (or had not created) any other way to take down history, so they drew pictures. Cave art was their way to preserve history for use.
Old Stone Age people were considered nomadic because hunter-gatherers had no permanent home. They just followed herds and gathered what they could from the land and then killed some of the herd for food and clothes

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The Cave Art Paintings of the Lascaux Cave
End of Old Stone Age Notes! 

9. New Stone Age is the time from 10000-4000 B. C
New Stone Age is the time from B.C. when people still used stone tools but began experimenting with agriculture.

10. Beginning of Farming Farming Nomad
You will explain the path from a nomad to a farmer. You need to remember the elements that it takes to survive and grow food.
Nomad
Farming

11. Agriculture Domesticate
is the raising of crops and animals for human use.
means to train something to be useful to people.
Plants – plant seeds and care for edible plants
Animals – taming and breeding
Agriculture Domesticate

12. Farming Nomads hunted/gathered for food sources.
When nomads settled in one place- they had to have a water source, good soil and sun.
They built permanent homes and settled in one place. Once they had built up a food surplus the population began to grow. Finally, they began to practice specialization of jobs, which is…when people train to do a particular kind of work

13. With food surpluses (extra supply of something), not everyone needed to farm, other people became artisans. These artisans began to craft tools, baskets, pottery and cloth.
All of these items helped this farming settlement grow into a city.

14. Cities along the Rivers
As the population of cities grew governments formed and kept order in society and provided services.
cities
Social classes
Public Works
= C i v i l i z a t i o n
Writing, art and architecture are a part too.
Central Govt.
Job Specialization

15. Social Classes Place the following in order from bottom to top.
King
Artisans, *Nobles, King, *Priests, Common Workers and Farmers Peasants
*in some cultures Nobles are higher and in some cultures Priests are higher
Nobles
Priests
Artisans
Common Workers and Farmers
Peasants
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16. Review What was the difference between the Old Stone Age and the New Stone Age?
- Creation of stone tools - Use of fire - Hunting and gathering - Living in a cave
- Raising crops - Domestication of plants and animals - Beginning of specialization - Creation of surplus and exchange of goods

17. Traders and Cities
Traders took valuable items such as spices, pottery and tools and traded with far away cities.
These traders spread new ideas and customs.
Some cities became rich from trade and developed into some of the first civilizations.

18. Time Line Info.
What is the definition of Circa? Around or about. Example: Circa 1800s.
B.C. stands for time Before Christ
A.D. Stands for Annio Domini which means in the Year of Our Lord. This is the time of Jesus’ birth and begins the time A.D.

19. Customs and Values
Custom- the ways of living that people practice over time.
Culture- the way of life of a group of people, including their daily habits, beliefs and arts.
Values- things people believe are the most important in life and are usually based on religious beliefs.