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What are the similarities between the Paleolithic and Neolithic people?
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Comparison of
Paleolithic / Neolithic People
Reconstruction of The Iceman and His Tools Dependent on Natural Resources
Paleolithic: Moved with food supply.
Neolithic: Water and good soil for crops. Government
Paleolithic: Families (male ruled) evolutionary, from family to village to city.
Neolithic: Chief with council. Economy
Neolithic: Barter system. Religion
Polytheistic - believed in life after death. Social
Men hunted; women gathered / farmed. Technology
Paleolithic: Stone tools
Neolithic: Farming, baking and firing pottery, specialized tools, bronze tools and weapons
The Iceman's Quiver and Arrows Fall / EvolutionPaleolithic: Ice Age forced them to move and change. Neolithic: Moved and evolved. ---- Origins of Government
Villages became larger, growing into cities. Government and religion were organized. The development of specialized occupations and advanced technology occurred. The use of written symbols to keep records began. Class System
There were a lot of people with internal struggle; some people felt they were better than others and could bring order and protection from raids. Role of Government: Organized to plan large projects (control water for irrigation, etc.) Needed to maintain laws and judge lawbreakers. Oversee large projects. Collect taxes. Rulers were seen as either gods or having been chosen by the gods. Laws were seen as coming from the gods. People were ruled harshly. It was seen as the only way (by the rulers) to get the people to submit - by being afraid). A state of war always existed: either between one people and another, or between the people and a ruler. ---- Origin of Formal Religion
Formal religion explains creation and life after death. Religions also formed for social reasons, provided comfort and solace, and brought harmony with the environment.
Bronze Age People Used Bronze to Make Swords and Tools. Development of Specialized Occupations
Artisans, merchants, and government. Officials led to new skills and knowledge. New ideas came from people trading with other people from other places. Writing
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 14y agoComparison of
Paleolithic / Neolithic People
Reconstruction of The Iceman and His Tools
Dependent on Natural Resources
Paleolithic: Moved with food supply.
Neolithic: Water and good soil for crops.
Government
Paleolithic: Families (male ruled) evolutionary, from family to village to city.
Neolithic: Chief with council.
Economy
Neolithic: Barter system.
Religion
Polytheistic - believed in life after death.
Social
Men hunted; women gathered / farmed.
Technology
Paleolithic: Stone tools
Neolithic: Farming, baking and firing pottery, specialized tools, bronze tools and weapons
The Iceman's Quiver and Arrows
Fall / Evolution
Paleolithic: Ice Age forced them to move and change.
Neolithic: Moved and evolved.
Origins of Government
Villages became larger, growing into cities. Government and religion were organized. The development of specialized occupations and advanced technology occurred. The use of written symbols to keep records began.
Class System
There were a lot of people with internal struggle; some people felt they were better than others and could bring order and protection from raids.
Role of Government:
Organized to plan large projects (control water for irrigation, etc.)
Needed to maintain laws and judge lawbreakers.
Oversee large projects.
Collect taxes.
Rulers were seen as either gods or having been chosen by the gods. Laws were seen as coming from the gods. People were ruled harshly. It was seen as the only way (by the rulers) to get the people to submit - by being afraid). A state of war always existed: either between one people and another, or between the people and a ruler.
Origin of Formal Religion
Formal religion explains creation and life after death. Religions also formed for social reasons, provided comfort and solace, and brought harmony with the environment.
Bronze Age People Used Bronze to Make Swords and Tools.
Development of Specialized Occupations
Artisans, merchants, and government. Officials led to new skills and knowledge. New ideas came from people trading with other people from other places.
Writing
Writing developed to keep records as government, religion, and trade got more complex. Almost all ancient civilizations came up with some form of writing.
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∙ 14y agoOld Stone Age vs New Stone Age; Similarities: stone tools, hunted wild animals, weapons, ate plants, OSA worked in groups, (cooperatively), NSA traded; (both types of cooperation); NSA: farmers, settled less nomadic, domestication of dogs, horses, camels, cattle, food surplus, increase in population,
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∙ 11y agowe build things, we invent, we cook food, we farm, we try to make life easier.
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∙ 12y agoThey both hunted large animals, such as bison, horse, mammoth, etc.
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∙ 11y agoPatriarchy, division of labor
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What the differences between Paleolithic food and Neolithic food?
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What is the main difference between Paleolithic people and Neolithic people?
Paleolithic people were hunter-gatherers while the Neolithic people relied primarily on agriculture
Whats the difference between the Neolithic Paleolithic era?
Neolithic was a time people started making tools & trading .... Paleolithic era was the old stone age when people hunt & gathered !!
What is the difference between Paleolithic and Meoleithic culture?
The Paleolithic period (Old Stone Age) is characterized by the use of simple stone tools for hunting and gathering. The Mesolithic period (Middle Stone Age) saw a transition towards more sophisticated tools and the development of technologies like microliths. Paleo generally dates back to around 2.5 million years ago, while Meso typically ranges from around 10,000 to 5,000 years ago.
Did Paleolithic or Neolithic people come first?
Paleolithic people came first, around 2.5 million years ago, characterized by the use of stone tools and hunting-gathering lifestyle. Neolithic people emerged later, around 12,000 years ago, marked by the development of agriculture and settled communities.
What jobs did neolithic people have in the paleolithic and neolithic time period?
In the Paleolithic period, most people were hunter-gatherers, so their primary jobs were hunting for food and gathering plants. In the Neolithic period, people began transitioning to agriculture, so jobs included farming, domesticating animals, and creating tools for agriculture like plows and sickles. Craftsmen also emerged, specializing in pottery, weaving, and other skilled trades.
What were major differences between people who lived in the paleolithic period and those who lived in the Neolithic period?
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What were the major differences between people who lived in the Paleolithic period and those who lived in Neolithic period?
People in the Paleolithic period were mostly hunter-gatherers, while those in the Neolithic period were transitioning to agriculture and settled communities. Neolithic people also developed pottery, weaving, and domestication of animals, leading to more complex societies. Additionally, the Neolithic period saw the rise of permanent settlements and more advanced tools and technology.
Where did people live during Neolithic age?
During the Neolithic Age, people lived in permanent settlements such as villages or small towns. These settlements were typically located near sources of water for irrigation and farming, as agriculture was a primary means of sustenance during this time. The construction of permanent dwellings marked a shift away from nomadic hunter-gatherer lifestyles.
What is the age when most people where nomads?
Paleolithic,Mesolithic,and neolithic.
Similarities between the paleolithic age and neolithic age?
The clue is in the name! The element "lithic" pertains to stone. Palaeolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic people all used tools made from stone, principally flint which can be knapped to produce sharp, hard cutting edges.
Were Stone age people famers?
Some Stone Age people were hunter-gatherers, relying on hunting and gathering for sustenance. Agricultural practices, like farming, emerged later in the Neolithic period.
