Prehistoric Era: Paleolithic to Neolithic Age

The Neolithic Revolution marked the transition from small nomadic bands of hunter-gatherers to larger, agricultural settlements.

The Neolithic Revolution led to the development of more primitive tools and technology.

The Bronze Age saw the addition of iron to copper to make bronze.

The transition from copper to bronze took place around 2500 B.C.

Job specialization and social hierarchies were characteristics of the Neolithic Revolution.

The Neolithic Revolution allowed for population growth and a sedentary lifestyle.

The Stone Age ended with the invention of iron.

The Hittites lived during the Iron Age in what is now Turkey.

The feudal system was a way of organizing society into two groups based on their roles.

The Catholic Church became the most powerful institution of the ancient period.

The Iron Age began around 450 AD.

The Middle Ages period begins with the fall of the eastern Roman Empire.

During the Paleolithic Era, humans lived in permanent settlements.

Stone tools were used during the Bronze Age.

The Neolithic Era marked the beginning of agricultural settlements.

The Iron Age saw the invention of the wheel.

The Mesolithic Period is also known as the Middle Stone Age.

The Paleolithic Era lasted from 10,000 to 2.5 million years ago.