(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

The correct answer is: From 2 million years b.c. to 4000 year b.c.<br /><br />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.