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| person who explores places where people once lived, worked, or fought |
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| What does an archeologist do |
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| studyies through the use of artifacts or items people have made |
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| an account of an event that is created by someone who took part in or witnessed the event |
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| an object made by a human being, typically an item of cultural or historical interest |
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| poeple who study the past |
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| what were the first tools invented used for |
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| why did hunters and gatherer societies move to new areas |
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| they needed protection from weather and elements |
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| where were the first humans believed to have migrated from |
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| what does latitude measure |
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| distance north and south of the equator |
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| what does longitude measure |
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| distance east and west of the equator |
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| what does longitude measure |
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| the distance east and west of the prime meridian |
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| why did people learn to make clothes and build shelters |
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| more protection to survive in cold areas |
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| describe early hunter gatherer society |
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| nomads, move around often, search for food |
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| What physical feature was important for early settlments |
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| strip of land connecting two continents |
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| why did poeple stop using the land bridge |
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| what did the hunters and gatherers use animals for |
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| many places around the world began to experience long periods of freezing weather |
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| what did the ice age force people to do |
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| caused people to migrate and move to new places |
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| What was important about the New Stone Age |
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| people learned how to polish stones, make fire, and produce food |
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| when agriculture was developed what did that do for poeple |
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| allowed them to stay in one place, grown their own food |
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| process of changing plants or animals to make them more useful for humans |
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| things that can be domesticated |
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| plants, animals, dog, cat, anything farmed |
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| What are some bad things about domestication |
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| farming is not guaranteed it is dependent on the climate and weather of the area, farmland also has to be protected from people and animals stealing your food |
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| what are some good things about domestication |
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| hunters didnt need to follow wild animals once they learned how to keep and use animals, large animals used to help with farming |
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| lines of latitude or parallels run |
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