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What type of migration involves communities settling in one place over time?
What type of migration involves communities settling in one place over time?
- Seasonal
- Nomadic
- Sedentary (correct)
- Migrant
In which time period did significant migration patterns, as noted, primarily occur?
In which time period did significant migration patterns, as noted, primarily occur?
- 3500 BC (correct)
- 500 AD
- 1500 AD
- 1000 BC
Which term describes the movement of people from one location to another, especially over long distances?
Which term describes the movement of people from one location to another, especially over long distances?
- Sedentary
- Cultural Exchange
- Nomadic
- Population Shift (correct)
Which language family is associated with the migrations referenced in the notes?
Which language family is associated with the migrations referenced in the notes?
What cultural aspect is closely linked to the development of writing systems according to the notes?
What cultural aspect is closely linked to the development of writing systems according to the notes?
Flashcards
Migration Types
Migration Types
Different ways groups of people move, including sedentary (staying in one place), nomadic (moving frequently), and migrant (moving for a period).
3500 BC
3500 BC
A period in time, approximately 5500 years ago.
Indo-European
Indo-European
A language family group, including related languages like English, Spanish, and many others in Europe and beyond.
Population Shifts
Population Shifts
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Language Origins
Language Origins
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Study Notes
Population Movements and Migration
- Sedentary: People who live in one place
- Nomadic: People who move from place to place
- Indo-European: Group of related languages and cultures, which were present in Europe
- Population Shifts: Movement of people across Europe, potentially driven by environment or other reasons
- Migrations: People moving from their area of origin to a new location. Reasons could include conflict or the search for resources.
- 3500 BCE: Possible development of written language or recording systems
- Ancient European Groups: Different groups involved in these population shifts
- Language Families: Groups of languages related to each other
- Geographic Shifts: Examples of population movements through different regions
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