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QuestionAnswer
agriculture crop and animal husbandry
agrarian farming
clans a group of ppl with similar beliefs
barbarian someone uncivilized
bureaucracy a system with a heiarchy, lots of rules
civilization a group that is technologically developed
domestication to tame/ make for the home
economy system of exchanging things or money for things
egalitarian equal
foraging searching for something
hiearchy a set of levels with one higher than the other
hunter/gatherer hunting games and gathering of plants and fruits
irrigation moving water for fertilization
monotheism believing in one god
neolithic new stone
nomadic moving from place to place with no real home
pastoral sheperds who follow herds
paleolithic old sgtone age
philosophy love of wisdom- searching for an understanding of reality and life
polytheism belief in more than one god
sedentary not moving
subsitence the mionimun one needs to live
surplus more than enough for a group of ppl
sustenance food
theocracy a gov ruled by a religion
traditional the way things are supposed to be done and were done in the past
urbanization becoming more based on cities
code of hammerabi a system of laws from Babylon. the first written law code known. eye for an eye.
cuneiform wedge shape writing style in sumer. the first written language known
iron age time when iron was used to make weapons. around 10000BCE to 500CE
shang dynesty first Chinese dynasty
Austronesian migration last phase of the great human migration that established a human precense in every habital region of the earth
dream time hallusinogenic drugs taken by the ppl of Australia to understand how the world was created
great goddess a dominant deity of the paleolithic era
ice age any of a number of cold periods in the earths history. last ice age was about 20,000 years ago
jomon culture a settled paleolithic culture of prehistoric japan, characterized by seaside villages and creation of the worlds earliest pottery
neanderthals homo sapiens that dies about 25,000 years ago, probably killed off by6 smarter homo sapiens
paleolithic rock art used to describe hundreds of npelolithic paintings discovered by spain and france
shaman a person believed to have the ability to act as a bridge between living humans abd supernatural forces, often by means of trances including drugs
venus figures paleolithic carvings of the female form, often with exaggerated boobs, butt, hips and stomach, which may have had religous significance
 

 



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