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What was the primary means of information sharing during the Prehistoric Era?
How did information recording improve during the Ancient Era compared to the Prehistoric Era?
What key innovation characterized the Industrial Era in terms of media?
Which of the following was NOT a characteristic of the information sharing during the Prehistoric Era?
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What advancements in communication were achieved during the Ancient Era?
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Study Notes
Prehistoric Era (200,000 BCE – 4,000 BCE)
- Humans used plant pigments to draw rather than write
- Illustrations, dances, and oral communication were the primary means of sharing information
- Information was limited and shared within small circles
- Information was prone to being lost due to immature recording methods
- Examples of information dissemination include petroglyphs, cave paintings, dance, body art, and stone tools
Ancient Era (3,000 BCE – 100 CE)
- This era saw improvements in recording information compared to the prehistoric era
- Humans began using paper and alphabets for communication
- Culture was better recorded and passed down through generations
- Examples of communication include paper, Cuneiform script, hieroglyphs, the Phoenician and Greek alphabets, and drama
Industrial Era (1440 - 1890)
- The Industrial Revolution and steam-powered machines led to the invention of new media
- The way information was stored and shared changed significantly, allowing humans to reach larger audiences
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Explore the fascinating journey of information dissemination from the Prehistoric Era to the Industrial Era. This quiz covers how humans transitioned from primitive methods like cave paintings to more advanced systems such as alphabets and new media during the Industrial Revolution. Test your knowledge on the significant developments in communication throughout history.
