1. Week 2 World History

2. Day 1 List the themes of World History? What and When is your HW due? What 3 items must you have in class every day?

3. Time When events occurred Chronology helps us make sense of events BC/ BCE- Before Christ or Before the common Era AD/CE- Anno Domini or Common Era Decade- 10 years Century- 100 years Millennium- 1,000 years Age/Era- Time period with out specific start or end but has shared characteristics

4. Place What an area is like in physical (landforms, soil, climate, resources) and human terms (culture)

5. Location Absolute- a places point of latitude (N/S of Equator) and longitude (E/W of prime meridian Relative location – a places point in relation to other areas

6. Human/Environment Interaction Humans have changed/ been changed by their environment

7. Region Any area that has common characteristics ie: physical, cultural (religion and language), organizational

8. Movement Transfer of people, goods and, ideas

10. In groups Open books to page xxxii-xxxiiv Answer the following in complete sentences 4-5 sentences per answer What is time and how is it measured? Describe Milwaukee according to the 5 themes of Geography and

11. Homework time

12. Day 2 Where can all assignments and class info be found? List the 5 themes of geography? What is meant by CE/BCE?

13. Human Origins in Africa Defining Prehistory Time before the invention of writing, in 3,000 BCE Scientific Clues Archaeologists study bones and artifacts— human-made objects Anthropologists study culture—a group’s way of life Paleontologists study fossils—plant or animal remains preserved in rock

14. Stone Age Two Phases  Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age) lasted from about 2.5 million to 8000 B.C.  Neolithic Age (New Stone Age) lasted from 8000 to 3000 B.C.  Paleolithic Age had cold temperatures and large glaciers (Ice Age)  Use of tools, fire, and language develops during the Stone Age LUCY -Hominid 3.5 million years

15. Australopithecines 4 million to 1 million B.C. found in S. and E. Africa first human like creature to walk upright Homo habilis 2.5 million to 1.5 million B.C. found in East Africa brain size 700 cm3 first to make stone tools

16. Homo erectus 1.6 million to 30,000 B.C. found in Africa, Asia, and Europe  Technology, fire, migration Neanderthal 200,000 to 30,000 B.C. found in Europe and Southwest Asia Ritu alistic Burial Cro-Magnon 40,000 to 8000 B.C. found in Europe fully modern humans created art 1

17. Time line Groups In groups of 4 Create a time line of the development of Homo sapiens Include dates, a description (3 sentences) and the following words with a definition of how their relevance to the time line Artifact, hominid, Paleolithic Age, Neolithic Age, Lucy, and the Leaky Family

18. Day 3 How were Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons different from earlier groups of peoples? What is technology? Provide an example and explain how a group of early people used it to their advantage?

19. Humans try to control nature Tools Needed to Survive  Paleolithic (Old Stone Age) humans were nomads—moved in search of food  Hunted animals, collected plant foods—were hunter-gatherers  Cro-Magnons had more than 100 specialized tools; bone needles to sew

20.  Neolithic Revolution—agricultural revolution, began about 10,000 years ago  Nomadic women scattered seeds, then discovered crops growing  Shift from food-gathering to food-production great breakthrough Causes of the Agricultural Revolution  Rising temperatures probably a key reason  Longer growing seasons, drier land for wild grasses  Constant supply of food led to population growth, animal domestication, and villages

22. Civilization Advanced Cities  Cities with larger populations rise, become centers of trade UR- 30,000 people 3,000 BCE Specialized Workers  Labor becomes specialized—specific skills of workers developed  Artisans make goods that show skill and artistic ability

23. Civilization Complex Institutions  Institutions (governments, religion, the economy) are established  Governments establish laws, maintain order  Temples are centers for religion, government, and trade

24. Record Keeping  Professional record keepers, scribes, record taxes and laws  Scribes invent cuneiform, a system of writing about 3000 B.C.  People begin to write about city events

25. Improved Technology  New tools and techniques make work easier  The Bronze Age starts in Sumer around 3000 B.C.  People replace copper and stone with bronze to make tools, weapons

26. Group Use the 5 characteristics to prove Sumer was a civilization and that you live in a civilization.

27. Homework