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AP WH Key Concept 1.1

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  1. 11.1 A. One of the first [blank_start]major advances[blank_end] of early man was the ability to harness [blank_start]fire[blank_end]. Fire sterilized [blank_start]food[blank_end], brought people [blank_start]together in small groups[blank_end] and protected against [blank_start]predators[blank_end]. It helped people adapt to [blank_start]colder[blank_end] climates and became the focal point for the [blank_start]telling of stories[blank_end] through which [blank_start]values and knowledge[blank_end] were transmitted. Moreover, food cooked with fire eased the [blank_start]digestive process[blank_end]. Consequently, more of the body’s [blank_start]energy[blank_end] became available for the development of the [blank_start]brain[blank_end]. This may have helped Homo sapiens develop the capacity for [blank_start]language[blank_end], giving them a tremendous [blank_start]advantage[blank_end] over other mammals.
    1. Amajor advances
    2. Bfire
    3. Cfood
    4. Dtogether in small groups
    5. Epredators
    6. Fcolder
    7. Gtelling of stories
    8. Hvalues and knowledge
    9. Idigestive process
    10. Jenergy
    11. Kbrain
    12. Llanguage
    13. Madvantage
  2. 2As you can see from the map, over the course of [blank_start]thousands[blank_end] of years humans [blank_start]migrated[blank_end] from their place of origin across the face of the earth. They moved into areas with vastly different [blank_start]environments[blank_end], each with their own terms of [blank_start]survival[blank_end]. The [blank_start]peopling[blank_end] of the earth required human beings to adapt to a variety of [blank_start]climates[blank_end]. [blank_start]Tools[blank_end] made this possible. [blank_start]Bones[blank_end], [blank_start]rocks[blank_end] with sharp edges, and small pieces of [blank_start]copper[blank_end] were used to scrape hides, hunt, fish and sew. As these [blank_start]mobile bands[blank_end] came in contact with each other, they borrowed [blank_start]ideas and tools[blank_end].Image for question 2
    1. Athousands
    2. Bmigrated
    3. Cenvironments
    4. Dsurvival
    5. Epeopling
    6. Fclimates
    7. GTools
    8. HBones
    9. Irocks
    10. Jcopper
    11. Kmobile bands
    12. Lideas and tools
  3. 31.1 C.
    [blank_start]Foraging[blank_end], or hunting and gathering, does [blank_start]not[blank_end] produce a large quantity of [blank_start]food[blank_end]. This [blank_start]limitation[blank_end] of the food supply kept foraging people in [blank_start]small groups[blank_end] of only a few people. It also meant that they were [blank_start]nomadic[blank_end], moving on to a new location once they stripped an area of its edible plants. The study of hunter/gatherers today gives us insight into their social relations. These small groups preferred not to [blank_start]marry[blank_end] in their own societies and would send [blank_start]girls[blank_end] to other foraging groups for marriage. [1] Related by [blank_start]kinship[blank_end] bonds, hunter/gatherer groups would meet to [blank_start]exchange[blank_end] tools and gifts, and to participate in [blank_start]rituals[blank_end]. It was likely there was [blank_start]movement[blank_end] of individuals among groups. There was also [blank_start]relative[blank_end] social and gender [blank_start]equality[blank_end]. Men may have taken [blank_start]leadership[blank_end] roles in some groups, but generally everyone was [blank_start]equally[blank_end] involved in the [blank_start]acquisition[blank_end] of food. It was [blank_start]impractical[blank_end] for nomadic people to [blank_start]accumulate[blank_end] more than a few things, so [blank_start]material possessions[blank_end] did were not an [blank_start]indicator[blank_end] of economic or social class. Such categories probably did not even exist for hunter-gatherers. Some modern researchers have argued that paleolithic people had more [blank_start]leisure time[blank_end], more varied and nutritious [blank_start]diets[blank_end], and were [blank_start]healthier[blank_end] than those who settled and became [blank_start]farmers[blank_end].
    1. AForaging
    2. Bnot
    3. Cfood
    4. Dlimitation
    5. Esmall groups
    6. Fnomadic
    7. Gmarry
    8. Hgirls
    9. Ikinship
    10. Jexchange
    11. Krituals
    12. Lmovement
    13. Mrelative
    14. Nequality
    15. Oleadership
    16. Pequally
    17. Qacquisition
    18. Rimpractical
    19. Saccumulate
    20. Tmaterial possessions
    21. Uindicator
    22. Vleisure time
    23. Wdiets
    24. Xhealthier
    25. Yfarmers

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AP AP World History Semster 1 Quiz on AP WH Key Concept 1.1, created by Ana Hale on 11/12/2017.
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