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If Prehistory happened before writing, how did experts humans trace this history during this time with no written documents?

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Do you remember the order of Homo Genus species depicted in this evolution theory? Do it from first to latest.

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Why do you think that humans in the Paleolithic Age are nomads (always moving from one place to another)

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From these sample pictures of tools from the Paleolithic period, what do you think was the primary purpose of these tools?

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With agriculture allowing them to stay and live in one place to survive. Which of the following is NOT an effect of their new lifestyle to themselves?

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Aside from creating metal tools like the ones depicted in the video, what other thing out of metal do you think they created to introduce political and economic initiatives in their communities?

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Let's review: What is the correct order of the different timelines in the prehistoric times? (From earliest to latest)

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Experts utilized their discovery of the remains of these humans and their artifacts, connecting each discovery to create an explanation on how they lived during these times.

It started from a wide group of primates (hominids) then evolved into bipedal species (habilis) then evolved and learned to control fire (erectus) and then eventually evolved again and discovered agriculture (sapiens).

Since food is not unlimited in one place only, they have to find other places with food to survive.

The shapes of these tools are mostly pointed and were made to be sharp and precise, which are clues that people using these made such tools to kill something.

While hunting was still present during this time, the Neolithic period lessened the need for hunting since people were already domesticating animals and letting these reproduce.

The introduction of metals significantly impacted society by creating inequalities. When coins made of metals like copper, iron, bronze, and gold were introduced, those who possessed larger amounts of these resources gained more power and influence. This allowed them to dominate and control businesses and trade, solidifying their position at the top of the social and economic hierarchy.

 
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