七年级历史上册复习提纲（Seven grade history book review outline）.doc

七年级历史上册复习提纲（Seven grade history book review outline） Seven grade history book review outline Seven grade history book review outline I. Basic Knowledge 1. people of Yunnan and Yuanmou are the earliest known human beings in our country, dating back about one million and seven hundred thousand years. The fundamental difference between 2. people and animals is the ability to make tools. 3., about 70 - 200 thousand years ago, the people of Beijing lived in the caves of Zhoukoudian and Beijing in the southwest of China. They used the percussion stone tools, used the natural fire and lived in groups. They were the primitive society of early man. 4. China is the largest country in the world to discover ancient human remains. 5., the cave man lived about thirty thousand years ago and lived in areas where the people of Beijing lived, but still fought with stone tools, but they had mastered them Grinding and drilling techniques are used to collect fire, and to collect and hunt for a living. Their collective life also entered the matriarchal clan commune period. 6.: it is combined by the clan kinship, from a common ancestor down they live together, work together, live together, such a collective no difference between rich and poor. 7. what is the progress of people living on top of the cave compared to those in Beijing? Representative culture, time, physique, form, tool manufacture, production activity idea, social organization The people of Beijing about 700 thousand to 200 thousand years to retain some of the characteristics of the ape stone collection, hunting the original population Cave man about 18000 years and the modern people are basically the same beginning to master the polishing and drilling technology: acquisition, understand the beauty of the clan hunting spicules 8. China is the first country in the world to grow rice and millet. Nine The original Hemudu Site residents living in the Yangtze River Basin (about seven thousand years ago) and living in the the Yello