1. How We Are What We Are Today

2. The forests turned into grasslands, and the australopithecines began walking upright.

3. The Australopithecines adapted to walking upright when forest turned to grassland.

4. When Australopithecines evolved to Homo Habilis they discovered how powerful sharp edges were.

5. = Homo Erectus were the first to hunt for food rather than scavenge, hunting brought early man higher on the food chain.

6. When the Homo Erectus discovered fire, it brought early man higher on the food chain because of its many uses.

7. When the Homo Erectus began cooking their meat it made it easier to digest, something that separates us from animals.

8. Evidence shows that the Neanderthals were the first to begin basic speech, and communication. As early man evolved they got more intelligent.

9. The Neanderthals had to live nomadic lifestyles to get meat, they would follow the animals they hunted. They discovered how to preserve food for winter, and what kinds of food could be found in different seasons.

10. Evidenceshows that the Neanderthals were the first to bury their dead, this could be religion. religion is something that makes humans different from animals.