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Why did early humans move to new locations?
Why did early humans move to new locations?
Early humans lived in large communities of hundreds of people.
Early humans lived in large communities of hundreds of people.
False (B)
What was the primary way early humans built shelters in open areas?
What was the primary way early humans built shelters in open areas?
They used branches, animal hides, and plant fibers.
Early human tools, such as knives, were made from ______.
Early human tools, such as knives, were made from ______.
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Study Notes
Early Human Daily Life
- Early humans were hunter-gatherers, hunting animals and gathering plants for food
- When food became scarce, they moved, making them nomads
- Lived in small bands (groups) of around 30 people
- Lived in small groups because of the carrying capacity of the land
- Used natural resources for shelter, including caves, rock shelters, branches, and animal hides
- Utilized environment for shelter (caves, rocks, etc.)
Development of Tools
- Fire was crucial for survival; providing heat, cooking food, and protection
- Early tools were simple (e.g., chipped rocks for knives)
- More advanced tools developed (e.g., axes, flint, bows and arrows)
- Tools improved daily life and helped control environment
- Tool use improved over time
Language
- As hunting became more complex, humans needed better communication
- Developed language for cooperation
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Description
Explore the fascinating aspects of early human existence, focusing on their hunter-gatherer lifestyle, the development of tools, and the evolution of language. This quiz delves into how early humans adapted to their environment and improved their daily lives through innovation and communication.
