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| hunting and food gathering use of fire, making clothing, acquisition of language and religion, invention of tools |
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| domestication of dog and goat, invention of pottery and sickle |
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| agriculture, settled villages, inventions, plow, loom, wheel, calendar, rules of inheritance, belief in many deities |
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| the time before writing historians rely on the work of archaeologists and anthropologists |
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| early humans first appeared in east Africa millions of years ago |
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| a community of people who share a common culture |
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| when someone moves from one place to another |
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| when places around the world experienced long periods of freezing weather |
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| a strip of land connecting two continents, probably connected Asia and North America |
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| when first farmers learned how to grow plants, raise animals, polish stones,produce food and make fire |
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| tame (an animal) and keep it as a pet or for farm produce |
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