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AP World Review

AP World Review. May 3, 2006 afternoon. Who takes the test. 21,000+ students took the test in 2002. This was the most popular first-year exam in the AP Program's history. 10% 5 17% 4 29% 3 25% 2 19% 1. 2004 scores 54.9 % made 3 or higher. What do the questions look like.

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The Hairy Ape

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Scientific Change

Scientific Change. SC/NATS 1730.06, Section A York University Faculty of Science and Engineering Division of Natural Science. Course Director:. Professor Byron Wall Office: Room 218, Norman Bethune College Telephone: 416-736-2100, ext. 20559 Email: bwall@yorku.ca

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Early Civilization Test Review

Early Civilization Test Review. Paleolithic Age - Men and women of the Paleolithic Age were nomads. They live in bands of no more than 2-3 dozen people. SMALL GROUPS. 2. Neolithic Revolution 10,000 B.C. Discovery of farming/ and the domestication of animals. 4.

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SOL Intervention Spring 2011

SOL Intervention Spring 2011. Innovations and Inventions. Stone tools. Paleolithic. Fire. Paleolithic. Pottery and weaving. Neolithic Period. Oral language . Paleolithic Age. Domesticated animals. Neolithic. Cave art. Paleolithic Age. Domesticated plants/Agriculture. Neolithic.

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Study Guide: APWH Unit 1 Test

Study Guide: APWH Unit 1 Test. Chapter 1-4 Test Monday!!! Study. Study Guide: APWH Unit 1 Test 1. Know the key components of what makes a society. 2. Know what role writing plays in the formation of civilizations. 3. Compare the development of Egypt with the development of Mesopotamia.

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Premise

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The Origin of Humans

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Unit One-Foundations

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From Hunters and Gatherers to Farmers

From Hunters and Gatherers to Farmers. History Alive Chapter 3. Stone Age. Gets its name from the tools people made of stone. Began with the first tool making hominids about 2 million years ago. It lasted until 3000 B.C.E. Stone Age. Is divided into two parts. Paleolithic Age

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Chapter 1 The Ancient Near East: The First Civilizations

Chapter 1 The Ancient Near East: The First Civilizations. The Spread of Homo sapiens sapiens

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Early Peoples through the Agricultural Revolution

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MCNEIL

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Primal Religions

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Early Man and the Stone Age

Early Man and the Stone Age. 6 th Grade Social Studies Piedmont Middle School. Early Humans. Originated in Africa Hominids = Walk upright The first man-like creatures 4.5 million years ago. Early Humans. Homo Habilis 2.5 million years ago Used stone tools. Early Humans .

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C. MEGALITIC

C. MEGALITIC. Copper Age: ______ ______ _______. Meaning. " paleo " = old " lithic " = stone "neo" = new " lithic " = stone. Hunt or Farm???. Nomads were always moving. They followed their herds.

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AIM: How did early humans survive?

AIM: How did early humans survive?. DO NOW: How do we know people lived thousands of years ago??. HW: Using the notes, create a drawing of a typical day of life in the Paleolithic Age. . TRACING THE MIGRATION (MOVEMENT) OF EARLY HUMANS. ACCORDING TO THE MAP, WHERE DID EARLY HUMANS ORIGIN?.

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ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS

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Chapter 3

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