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Chpt 1, 2

Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in each of the black spaces below before clicking on it to display the answer.
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The Long period of time before people developed systems of writing and written language   pre-history  
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The study of past cultures through the things that remain such as buildings, tools or pottery   archaeology  
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A scientist who uncovers evidence, or proof from the past   archaeologist  
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An object made by people long ago   artifact  
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To move from one place to another   migrate  
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A huge sheet of ice   glacier  
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A period of time when glaciers covered the great stretches of the land   Ice Age  
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To tame   domesticate  
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to gather   harvest  
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the raising of plants or animals for human use   agriculture  
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an extra supply   surplus  
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a person that travels from place to place without a permanent home   nomad  
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a group that does a certain type of work   social division  
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the average of weather conditions of a place over a long span of time   climate  
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the period of time when humans relied primarily on stone tools   stone age  
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the early, longer period of the stone age when little progress was made   old stone age  
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the late period of the stone age when humans made great improvement in technology   new stone age  
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the way in which individuls and groups react with their environment, including their technology, customs, beliefs, and art   culture  
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the study of the relationship between physical features, climate and people   geography  
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different   diverse  
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the way that humans produce items they use   technology  
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a site where archaeologists uncover artifacts   excavation site  
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a method of estimating the age of something after it has died   carbon dating  
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The Study of how people developed and live in cultural groups.   Anthrolopology.  
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A surface feature such as a Vally, Plains, Hills, and Mountains.   Landform  
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Groups of people who have complex and organized society within a culture.   Civilization  
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Rich soil and its curved shape.   Fertile and Fertile Crescent  
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An area of flat land bordered by two rivers called Tigris and Euphrates.   Plain  
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A land between two rivers.   Mesopotamian  
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An area of high flat fertile land.   Plateau  
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Bringing water to crops.   Irrigation  
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A city that is an individual unit, complete with its own form of government and traditions.   City-State  
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An area of earths common physical features.   Region  
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Pottery and weavers and craft makers.   Artisans  
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In the south.   Sumer  
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In the north.   Akkad  
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Was a large city Sumerian city-state.   Uruk  
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Consisted of a series of stacked rectangular plat forms that formed a huge pyramid-shaped structure.   Ziggurat  
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An organized community with established rules and traditions.   Society  
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The worship of many gods.   Polytheism  
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A professional writer.   Scribe  
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Wedged-shaped writing.   Cuneiform  
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Defeated   Conquered  
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A large community.   Empire  
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Ruling family.   Dynasty  
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An expanded territory.   Assyria  
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Defeat of another group.   Conquest  
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A city-state.   Babylon  
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An empire   Babylonia  
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A capital.   Nineveh  
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An agreement.   Covenant  
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The worship of only one god.   Monotheism  
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The practice of one person owning another.   Slavery  
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People that are born later in the same family.   Descendants  
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Jewish Houses of worship.   Synagogues  
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Exchange goods and services for others.   Bart  
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