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    9) Complete The Table Paleolithic Neolithic Metal Ages Life House Activities

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    The table compares aspects of life during the Paleolithic, Neolithic, and Metal Ages in 3 sentences: During the Paleolithic, nomadic hunter-gatherers lived in caves and used tools made of stone, bone, and wood, while in the Neolithic, sedentary communities lived in huts and small villages, cultivating plants, raising animals, and manufacturing woven fabrics and pottery. In the Metal Ages, sedentary populations resided in villages, towns, and the first cities, heating and shaping metals to make improved tools, weapons, and jewelry, while also engaging in trade and specialized occupations.

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    Table prehistory (5º primaria)

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    The table compares aspects of life during the Paleolithic, Neolithic, and Metal Ages in 3 sentences: During the Paleolithic, nomadic hunter-gatherers lived in caves and used tools made of stone, bone, and wood, while in the Neolithic, sedentary communities lived in huts and small villages, cultivating plants, raising animals, and manufacturing woven fabrics and pottery. In the Metal Ages, sedentary populations resided in villages, towns, and the first cities, heating and shaping metals to make improved tools, weapons, and jewelry, while also engaging in trade and specialized occupations.

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    PALEOLITHIC NEOLITHIC METAL AGES


    LIFE Nomads (they move to one Sedentary (lived permanently Sedentary (lived permanently
    place to another) in one place) in one place)
    HOUSE They live in caves Huts in small villages formed Villages and towns.
    communities The first cities.
    ACTIVITIES Hunting Cultivate plants. Heated and shaped the metals
    Fishing Raise animals. in hot ovens.
    Collecting plants and fruits Manufactured products to
    store and carry food and water
    (baskets and containers).
    Hunted wild animals (kept
    domestic animals, goats).

    CLOTHES With animals skins With animals skins Animal skins


    and Woven fabric
    woven fabric Jewerly
    TOOLS & WEAPONS From stones, bones and wood Used metals to make tools,
    weapons and jewerly.
    INVENTIONS They learned to use fire to Agriculture Sails to make their boats go
    keep warm, cook and give light faster.
    at night. Wheels to create new forms of
    land transport.
    JOBS Hunters, fishers, collectors Exchange products (was the
    Artisans beginning of trade).
    Farmers

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