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The Paleolithic Age is the Old Stone Age
The Neolithic Age is the New Stone Age
Domesticate means to train or tame an animal
Trade is the business of exchanging items
3.1 Introduction
1. It got its name from tools people made out of stone

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3.2 From Old Stone Age to New Stone Age
1. When people learned how to farm and produce their own food
2. Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas
3. Eastern end of the Mediterranean Sea

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OSA Creating a Stable Food Supply
Hunting
Gathering
NSA Creating a Stable Food Supply
Farming, planting seeds, harvesting crops
Raising animals
Still hunted and gathered

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OSA Making a Shelter
Caves
Tent like structures
NSA Making a Shelter
They built permanent shelters
Mud brick houses
Several rooms
Protection from weather, animals
Made life comfortable

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OSA Establishing Communities
Bands of 20-60
Wandering in search of food
Nomadic
NSA Establishing Communities
Farms
Towns
Villages
Efficient, divide up the work
Time for other activities

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OSA Developing Jobs
Finding food to survive
NSA Developing Jobs
Specialized skills
Farmers
Weavers
Basket makers
Tool makers
Traders
Clothing makers
Stone workers

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OSA Trade
They rarely traded with other groups
They used what they found
NSA Trade
Started trading once they settled in towns and villages
Traded to get what they needed
Looking for Flint and Obsidian, used for knives, mirrors, and arrowheads
Traded for beauty products