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Test what you learned in this interactive course on prehistory, pre-Columbian civilizations and children's rights. It's okay if you don't know some of the answers, you can re-learn the lessons to reinforce your knowledge.

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JOHANA KATHERINE SANCHEZ BELTRAN
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Test what you learned in this interactive course on prehistory, pre-Columbian civilizations and children's rights. It's okay if you don't know some of the answers, you can re-learn the lessons to reinforce your knowledge.

por JOHANA KATHERINE SANCHEZ BELTRAN
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During which period did humans first use stone tools?

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What was the BIGGEST change in the Neolithic Era?

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Which metal was used FIRST by humans?

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What did people paint in Chauvet Cave?

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Neolithic people built:

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Bronze is made by mixing:

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Paleolithic people lived:

Choose one or more answers

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Where did the Maya civilization develop?

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One of the most important artifacts created by the Maya was:

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The "Three Sisters" crops were:

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What amazing building did the Inca create?

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Native American tribes:

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The Maya studied:

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Children's rights are for:

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Which is a children's right?

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Who must protects children's rights?

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The Convention on the Rights of the Child was created by:

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If your rights aren't respected, you should:

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The Paleolithic Era (Old Stone Age) was when humans first made simple stone tools.

The Neolithic Revolution began when people learned to farm and settle in villages.

Copper was the first metal humans used, before bronze and iron.

Artists painted lions, rhinos and other animals they saw 30,000 years ago!

Neolithic people built amazing stone circles like Stonehenge.

Bronze tools were stronger than stone, made from copper+tin

They were nomads because they moved often to hunt animals and gather food.

The Maya lived in Mesoamerica (modern Mexico/Guatemala).

The Mayan calendar is important in history for its accuracy, its influence on Mayan culture and society, and its role in the understanding of astronomy and mathematics.

The "Three Sisters" refers to the traditional Native American practice of planting corn, beans, and squash together. This method, practiced for centuries, benefits all three crops by creating a symbiotic relationship.

The Inca built Machu Picchu high in the Andes mountains.

Had different cultures because they were different tribes adapted to deserts, forests, plains, etc.

Mayas were excellent astronomers who studied planets.

Every child has rights, no matter where they live.

Playing helps children grow healthy and happy.

We all must help protect children's rights.

Almost every country agreed to protect children's rights.

Rights create safe spaces for children to grow and learn.

 
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