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The Evolution of Early Hominids and Their Lifestyle: From Hunter-Gatherers to Agriculture

This unit explores the development of early human ancestors in Africa during the Paleolithic Era, also known as the Old Stone Age. It highlights the lifestyle of hunter-gatherers who relied on hunting animals and foraging for wild plants, seeds, and fruits for survival. The unit also covers significant periods in human history, including the Mesolithic and Neolithic Eras, and discusses the process of domestication that enabled the farming revolution. Furthermore, it examines megaliths as monumental achievements of early societies.

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The Evolution of Early Hominids and Their Lifestyle: From Hunter-Gatherers to Agriculture

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  1. Unit 6 Visual Vocabulary

  2. Hominid - An early ancestor of humans that developed in Africa

  3. Paleolithic Era - The Old Stone Age 1

  4. Hunter-Gatherers - Early humans who hunt animals and gather wild plants, seeds, fruits, and nuts to survive

  5. Landbridge - A strip of land connecting two continents

  6. Mesolithic Era - Middle Stone Age 2

  7. Neolithic Era - New Stone Age 3

  8. Domestication - The process of changing plants or animals to make them more useful to humans

  9. Megaliths - Huge stones used as monuments

  10. Agriculture - Farming

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