(HISTM) What are the chronological limits for the Prehistoric era: Bbibepure onun orger: From 2 million years b.c. to 4000 year b.c. From 2,5 million years b.c. to 1 year b.c. From 1 million years b.c. to 476 year b.c From 2 million years b.c. to 1000 year b.c

Question

(HISTM) What are the chronological limits for the Prehistoric era: Bbibepure onun orger: From 2 million years b.c. to 4000 year b.c. From 2,5 million years b.c. to 1 year b.c. From 1 million years b.c. to 476 year b.c From 2 million years b.c. to 1000 year b.c

Answer 1

The correct answer is: From 2 million years b.c. to 4000 year b.c.The Prehistoric era refers to the period of time before the invention of writing and the establishment of recorded history. It is generally divided into three main periods: the Paleolithic (Old Stone Age), the Mesolithic (Middle Stone Age), and the Neolithic (New Stone Age). The chronological limits for the Prehistoric era are typically considered to be from approximately 2 million years b.c. to 4000 b.c., which marks the beginning of recorded history with the development of writing systems.

Вопрос

(HISTM) What are the chronological limits for the Prehistoric era: Bbibepure onun orger: From 2 million years b.c. to 4000 year b.c. From 2,5 million years b.c. to 1 year b.c. From 1 million years b.c. to 476 year b.c From 2 million years b.c. to 1000 year b.c

Решения

Ответ