Early Human Daily Life and Tools

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Why did early humans move to new locations?

They were searching for better hunting and gathering grounds. (correct)
They wanted to explore different parts of the world.
They were driven away by wild animals.
They were looking for new challenges.

Early humans lived in large communities of hundreds of people.

False (B)

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 ______.

<p>chipped rocks</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following technologies with their descriptions:

<p>Fire = Provided heat, cooking, protection, and metalworking Chipped rocks = Simple knives used for hunting and preparing food Axes, flint, bow and arrows = More complex tools used for hunting and improving life</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Hunters and Gatherers

Early humans who hunted animals and gathered plants for food.

Nomads

Groups that move from place to place without permanent homes.

Shelters

Structures built by early humans for protection and comfort.

Development of Tools

The process of creating more complex tools for survival.

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Language

A system of communication developed by early humans.

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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.)