Hominid Bipedalism

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APWH: Ch. 1 Review Questions 1. Her significance comes from the fact that she was the earliest fossil evidence of hominid bipedalism. 2. They were able to walk on two legs up right. 3. Australopithecus created tools that enabled them to establish themselves securely throughout most Africa. Homo erectus tamed fire and was more intelligent than their ancestors. They also had more advanced tools... Homo sapiens were the smartest species out of the three. Homo sapiens had a brain most developed like the modern human. 4. The advantages that Homo sapiens had over Homo erectus are in brain size. Homo sapiens had a much larger brain than Homo erectus. Which might explain why Homo sapiens were able to spread out throughout world?…show more content…
They had no exact purpose but they are considered to be one of the first paintings ever. They might have been used to tell stories or pass on knowledge. 7. Women, who were the gatherers of plants, became familiar with the plants and the environmental conditions that affected them. In hopes of a better harvest, women probably manipulated these conditions more and more until they could grow the plants themselves. 8. Societies were now able to settle down in one place instead of being nomads. So now we start to see civilizations start to form. We also get bigger population with excess food. (Surplus) 9. Pottery played an incredible role in human development. Pottery allowed early humans to store food and transport water from place to place. So early humans would always have an extra supply of food 10. Cities were larger and more complex. Because of surplus of food and innovation in agriculture. 11. I would say that it was based more on cooperation. We see he specialization of labor, which shows that everyone is working together. We get people settling down instead of being nomads which require team work. I don’t think it is completion because I don’t think they had enough supplies to be competing against one another for territories or supplies
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