World History: The Earliest Humans Lesson

Step into the earliest chapters of human history with this engaging classroom-ready PowerPoint lesson: The Earliest Humans. Perfect for launching your World History curriculum, this lesson explores early human migration, major archaeological discoveries in Africa, and the revolutionary shift brought on by agriculture.

Students will learn:

Theories of human origin (evolution vs. creation)

Discoveries like Lucy and the Laetoli footprints

Migration patterns of Homo sapiens

Nomadic life and hunter-gatherers

The Neolithic (Agricultural) Revolution

Domestication, specialization, and early settlements

📝 Resources Mentioned in This Lesson:
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🎯 Lesson Objective:
Students will be able to explain the migration of early humans out of Africa and evaluate the causes and effects of the Agricultural Revolution.

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📌 Perfect for World History teachers, flipped classrooms, or independent review!