This document provides notes on prehistory topics including important terms, the Paleolithic and Neolithic ages, early forms of government and religion. Key points covered are: the Paleolithic age involved nomadic hunter-gatherers using fire as their most important invention, the Neolithic age saw the beginnings of farming and domesticating animals leading to villages and division of labor, early governments were led by chiefs who settled disputes and were also chief priests, and early religion involved worshipping forces of nature through sacrifices and prayers led by chiefs in temples and at altars.
This document provides notes on prehistory topics including important terms, the Paleolithic and Neolithic ages, early forms of government and religion. Key points covered are: the Paleolithic age involved nomadic hunter-gatherers using fire as their most important invention, the Neolithic age saw the beginnings of farming and domesticating animals leading to villages and division of labor, early governments were led by chiefs who settled disputes and were also chief priests, and early religion involved worshipping forces of nature through sacrifices and prayers led by chiefs in temples and at altars.
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This document provides notes on prehistory topics including important terms, the Paleolithic and Neolithic ages, early forms of government and religion. Key points covered are: the Paleolithic age involved nomadic hunter-gatherers using fire as their most important invention, the Neolithic age saw the beginnings of farming and domesticating animals leading to villages and division of labor, early governments were led by chiefs who settled disputes and were also chief priests, and early religion involved worshipping forces of nature through sacrifices and prayers led by chiefs in temples and at altars.
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