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What lifestyle did early humans primarily lead before settling down?
What lifestyle did early humans primarily lead before settling down?
- Agricultural society (correct)
- Nomadic hunter-gatherer (correct)
- Urban community
- Military civilization
How did early humans protect themselves from the elements during winter?
How did early humans protect themselves from the elements during winter?
- They wore animal skins and tree bark (correct)
- They built permanent houses
- They used advanced clothing materials
- They migrated to warmer climates
What significant change occurred around 10,000 years ago in human history?
What significant change occurred around 10,000 years ago in human history?
- Humans settled down permanently (correct)
- Humans started to build cities
- Humans invented agriculture
- Humans began using tools
What type of shelters did early humans use for protection at night?
What type of shelters did early humans use for protection at night?
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What type of evidence have scientists discovered that supports our understanding of early humans?
What type of evidence have scientists discovered that supports our understanding of early humans?
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Early Humans
- Early humans were hunter-gatherers and nomads, constantly moving in search of sustenance.
- They relied on hunting wild animals and gathering fruits, nuts, and seeds for food.
- Early humans lived a primitive lifestyle, using animal skins and tree bark for clothing during colder months.
- Caves and rock shelters provided shelter at night.
- Around 10,000 years ago, during the New Stone Age, humans began to settle down and adopt a more sedentary lifestyle.
Evidence of Early Humans
- Scientists have found fossils and other evidence of early human evolution.
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