問題一覧
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a palmar opposition grasp in which all digits are flexed around the object to provide high stability.
Power Grip
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This allowed the civilizations to focus on the other things: Carpenters, goldsmiths, bakers, potters, priests, government officials.
DIVERSIFICATION OF LABOR
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There was a greater degree of tool standardization. This means that most of the discovered tools had almost the same look and sharpness as stones, bones and antlers
AURIGNACIAN INDUSTRY
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The ability to walk upright on two legs is one of humanity's defining physical characteristics.
Bipedalism
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In all social stratification, the ruling class always exists. They are the governing elites of civilization, administering the function of central government.
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
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It is pertinent to rank or order them according to what they do or what kind their family is. Cluster people whether they are high ranking or low ranking in the society.
SOCIAL STRATIFICATION
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Development of more sophisticated and fine tools and weapons compared to previous period. There were also pieces of evidence pottery and textiles
MESOLITHIC PERIOD
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the tube of structures that connects the throat and the head.
Vocal Track
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Oldest known stone tool. The tool in this industry were made of hard waterworn volcanic rocks that were flaked to produce a sharp object. Used by the homo habilis
OLDOWAN INDUSTRY
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One of the most important factors in the rise of civilizations and development of culture is the change of food in production. Societies crafted innovative ways to cultivate such as the domestication of animals to forge and till the land and the way to control water flow through irrigation.
RISE OF AGRICULTURE
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to ensure fast delivery of services.
Build infrastructures
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has developed in primates for the manipulation of small objects with the tips of the thumb and fingers.
Precision Grip
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set laws to ensure the justice and peace
Government
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Societies where large number of people resides in cities. Stage of human development that is considered most advanced.
CIVILIZATION
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This industry of stone tools was discovered in various locations in Africa and in the Middle East. More symmetrical and sharper.
MOUSTERIAN INDUSTRY
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Using these materials gave the Homo erectus more control over the shape of the finished tools.
ACHEULEAN INDUSTRY
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Controls the functions of fine motor movements and muscle movements and maintain balance as well. the brain is protected by the cranium and layers of tissue that cover the brain itself
CEREBELLUM
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It is known for simple stone and bone tools used by human ancestors.
PALEOLITHIC PERIOD
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3 PERIODS OF STONE AGE
PALEOLITHIC PERIOD MESOLITHIC PERIOD NEOLITHIC PERIOD
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the permanent interplay between the evolution of social order, cultural achievements and cognitive on to genetic development. The idea that human culture has changed overtime, as more people developed various capacities and capabilities to enhanced their survival.
Sociocultural Evolution
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The process of structural reorganization of society. The demands for food production and complexity of society had increased.
EARLY CIVILIZATIONS
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the capacity to directly oppose a thumb with other fingers. It is an exclusive trait of human.
Gripping Capacity
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The prehistoric cultural stage, or level of human development, that was characterized by the creation and use of stone tools.
Stone Age
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were imposed to those who disobeyed
Punishments
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People settled and developed culture, the most important of these developments are the adaptation of agriculture and domestication of animals.
NEOLITHIC PERIOD
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Ability to actually verbalize thoughts ideas, and views.
Speaking Capacity