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Froggy Jumps Paleolithic, Neolithic, Copper AgeVersión en línea Paleolithic, Neolithic, Copper Age por Silvia Sosa 1 Era/Age in which the lifestyle is nomadic hunter-gatherers a Paleolithic Era b Neolithic Era c Copper Age 2 Era/Age in which the lifestyle is a settled communities and the transition to agriculture a Paleolithic Era b Neolithic Era c Copper Age 3 Era/Age in which the lifestyle continued the agricultural practices and is the early metallurgy. a Paleolithic Era b Bronze Age c Copper Age 4 Era/Age in which the lifestyle continued the metallurgy and began the crafts and trade a Paleolithic Era b Bronze Age c Copper Age 5 Era/Age in which the tools are simple stone tools including hand axes and flint implements. a Paleolithic Era b Bronze Age c Copper Age 6 Era/Age in which the tools are polished stone tools, pottery and weaving. a Paleolithic Era b Bronze Age c Neolithic Era 7 Era/Age in which the tools and technology are tools made with cooper and weapons. a Copper Age b Bronze Age c Neolithic Era 8 Era/Age in which the tools and technology are tools made with the mixture of copper and tin a Copper Age b Bronze Age c Neolithic Era 9 Era/Age in which the the art was cave paitings, carving a Paleolithic Era b Bronze Age c Neolithic Era 10 Era/Age in which the the transition to agriculture adopt the domestication of plants and animals (wheath, barley, goats, sheep) a Paleolithic Era b Bronze Age c Neolithic Era 11 Era/Age in which the trade increased the networks due to surplus production a Paleolithic Era b Bronze Age c Cooper Age 12 The shelter in the Paleolithic Era/Age was: a Caves, temporary structures b Permanent homes made of mud bricks, wood, and stone. c Sophisticated settlements 13 The shelter in the Neolithic Era/Age was: a Caves, temporary structures b Permanent homes made of mud bricks, wood, and stone. c Sophisticated settlements 14 The shelter in the Copper Era/Age was: a Caves, temporary structures b Permanent homes made of mud bricks, wood, and stone. c Sophisticated settlements 15 The social structure in the Paleolothic Era was a Small, family-based groups b Villages, emerging social hierarchies c More complex societies, emergence of leaders and specialized roles 16 The social structure in the Neolothic Era was a Small, family-based groups b Villages, emerging social hierarchies c More complex societies, emergence of leaders and specialized roles 17 The social structure in the Copper Age was a Small, family-based groups b Villages, emerging social hierarchies c More complex societies, emergence of leaders and specialized roles 18 Basic survival, simple tools, nomadic lifestyle: a Paleolithic Era b Neolithic Era c Copper Age 19 Agricultural revolution, permanent settlements, pottery and weaving a Paleolithic Era b Neolithic Era c Copper Age 20 Metallurgy, enhaced tools and weapons, complex trade and social structures a Paleolithic Era b Neolithic Era c Copper Age

Froggy Jumps

Paleolithic, Neolithic, Copper AgeVersión en línea

Paleolithic, Neolithic, Copper Age

por Silvia Sosa

Era/Age in which the lifestyle is nomadic hunter-gatherers

Paleolithic Era

Neolithic Era

Copper Age

Era/Age in which the lifestyle is a settled communities and the transition to agriculture

Paleolithic Era

Neolithic Era

Copper Age

Era/Age in which the lifestyle continued the agricultural practices and is the early metallurgy.

Paleolithic Era

Bronze Age

Copper Age

Era/Age in which the lifestyle continued the metallurgy and began the crafts and trade

Paleolithic Era

Bronze Age

Copper Age

Era/Age in which the tools are simple stone tools including hand axes and flint implements.

Paleolithic Era

Bronze Age

Copper Age

Era/Age in which the tools are polished stone tools, pottery and weaving.

Paleolithic Era

Bronze Age

Neolithic Era

Era/Age in which the tools and technology are tools made with cooper and weapons.

Copper Age

Bronze Age

Neolithic Era

Era/Age in which the tools and technology are tools made with the mixture of copper and tin

Copper Age

Bronze Age

Neolithic Era

Era/Age in which the the art was cave paitings, carving

Paleolithic Era

Bronze Age

Neolithic Era

Era/Age in which the the transition to agriculture adopt the domestication of plants and animals (wheath, barley, goats, sheep)

Paleolithic Era

Bronze Age

Neolithic Era

Era/Age in which the trade increased the networks due to surplus production

Paleolithic Era

Bronze Age

Cooper Age

The shelter in the Paleolithic Era/Age was:

Caves, temporary structures

Permanent homes made of mud bricks, wood, and stone.

Sophisticated settlements

The shelter in the Neolithic Era/Age was:

Caves, temporary structures

Permanent homes made of mud bricks, wood, and stone.

Sophisticated settlements

The shelter in the Copper Era/Age was:

Caves, temporary structures

Permanent homes made of mud bricks, wood, and stone.

Sophisticated settlements

The social structure in the Paleolothic Era was

Small, family-based groups

Villages, emerging social hierarchies

More complex societies, emergence of leaders and specialized roles

The social structure in the Neolothic Era was

Small, family-based groups

Villages, emerging social hierarchies

More complex societies, emergence of leaders and specialized roles

The social structure in the Copper Age was

Small, family-based groups

Villages, emerging social hierarchies

More complex societies, emergence of leaders and specialized roles

Basic survival, simple tools, nomadic lifestyle:

Paleolithic Era

Neolithic Era

Copper Age

Agricultural revolution, permanent settlements, pottery and weaving

Paleolithic Era

Neolithic Era

Copper Age

Metallurgy, enhaced tools and weapons, complex trade and social structures

Paleolithic Era

Neolithic Era

Copper Age

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Paleolithic, Neolithic, Copper AgeVersión en línea

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Era/Age in which the lifestyle is nomadic hunter-gatherers

Era/Age in which the lifestyle is a settled communities and the transition to agriculture

Era/Age in which the lifestyle continued the agricultural practices and is the early metallurgy.

Era/Age in which the lifestyle continued the metallurgy and began the crafts and trade

Era/Age in which the tools are simple stone tools including hand axes and flint implements.

Era/Age in which the tools are polished stone tools, pottery and weaving.

Era/Age in which the tools and technology are tools made with cooper and weapons.

Era/Age in which the tools and technology are tools made with the mixture of copper and tin

Era/Age in which the the art was cave paitings, carving

Era/Age in which the the transition to agriculture adopt the domestication of plants and animals (wheath, barley, goats, sheep)

Era/Age in which the trade increased the networks due to surplus production

The shelter in the Paleolithic Era/Age was:

The shelter in the Neolithic Era/Age was:

The shelter in the Copper Era/Age was:

The social structure in the Paleolothic Era was

The social structure in the Neolothic Era was

The social structure in the Copper Age was

Basic survival, simple tools, nomadic lifestyle:

Agricultural revolution, permanent settlements, pottery and weaving

Metallurgy, enhaced tools and weapons, complex trade and social structures