History and Early Civilizations Crossword Puzzle

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Paleolithic Era : Commonly known as the Old Stone Age and lasted from 2 million B.C to 10,000 B.C where people were Nomads who moved place to place constantly and kept running out of food and resources.
Trade : The act of transporting goods and services from one person or country to another.
Artifact : A human-made object from the past such as a tool or weapon that is part of history.
Hominid : The primate of a family including humans and other ancestor, including some of the Great Apes.
Monotheism : The belief of one single god is known as _____________.
Domesticate : To raise and control animals and plants for human use. _____________ animals and plants allowed farmers to have an endless supply of food.
Nomadic : The act of being apart of the Nomad group in which had no permanent home and often went searching for food and water.
Animism : The belief that spirits are present in things such as animals, plants, and other natural objects.
Polytheism : The worship/belief in more than one God.
Cultural Diffusion : The spread of ideas, concepts, and products from one culture to another.
Social Structure : A system in which a civilization develops to separate their citizens by household income or other factors.
Scarcity : Having a shortage or small amount of something that may not meet the demand of the people.
Surplus : Having a large or oversize amount of a product after demand from others has been met.
Neolithic : ________  Revolution - The time period when people began to transition from being a nomad to settling on farms and brought big changes to civilizations.
Specialization : The act of developing skills in a certain field or subject.
Historian : Someone who studies and writes about history or the past.
Fossil : An impression such as a trace/footprint or remains of an animal or organism from history.
Economy : The amount of money and resources a civilization has and how they conserve what they have.
Prehistory : The time before writing was developed.
Homosapien : Scientific name for the human species.
Civilization : A complex society developed with a developed culture, religion, social structure, government, food supply, technology, and a written language.

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paleolithic era : commonly known as the old stone age and lasted from 2 million b.c to 10,000 b.c where people were nomads who moved place to place constantly and kept running out of food and resources.
trade : the act of transporting goods and services from one person or country to another.
artifact : a human-made object from the past such as a tool or weapon that is part of history.
hominid : the primate of a family including humans and other ancestor, including some of the great apes.
monotheism : the belief of one single god is known as _ .
domesticate : to raise and control animals and plants for human use. _ animals and plants allowed farmers to have an endless supply of food.
nomadic : the act of being apart of the nomad group in which had no permanent home and often went searching for food and water.
animism : the belief that spirits are present in things such as animals, plants, and other natural objects.
polytheism : the worship/belief in more than one god.
cultural diffusion : the spread of ideas, concepts, and products from one culture to another.
social structure : a system in which a civilization develops to separate their citizens by household income or other factors.
scarcity : having a shortage or small amount of something that may not meet the demand of the people.
surplus : having a large or oversize amount of a product after demand from others has been met.
neolithic : _ revolution - the time period when people began to transition from being a nomad to settling on farms and brought big changes to civilizations.
specialization : the act of developing skills in a certain field or subject.
historian : someone who studies and writes about history or the past.
fossil : an impression such as a trace/footprint or remains of an animal or organism from history.
economy : the amount of money and resources a civilization has and how they conserve what they have.
prehistory : the time before writing was developed.
homosapien : scientific name for the human species.
civilization : a complex society developed with a developed culture, religion, social structure, government, food supply, technology, and a written language.