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words and phrases about paleolithic and neolithic

TermDefinition
Mesopotamia an empire built in between the tigress and upherades
Sumer a type of city south of mesopotamia
city-state an early city that acted like a small country
irrigation system a way of supplying water
Sumerians citizens of a Sumerian city-state
Levee a wall to regulate water flow
culture a characteristic of a civilisation
civilization a culture marked with advances of the arts, government, science, and social structure
technology the use of tools for practical purposes
status importance
chariot a two wheeled vehicle with 2 wheels and a horse
scribe a person who writes
ziggurat an ancient mesopotamian temple tower
arch an upside down structure that supports weight. like a door.
cuneiform writing that uses wedge shaped characters
pictograph a symbol that stands for an object
section 2 egypt
topography physical features of land
vegetation growth of plants
delta an aera of setiment at the mouth of a river
fertilization the act of adding fertiiser
papyrus a paper made from reeds
nomad a person who doesn't have a permanent home and travels from place to place.
environmental factors a possiabillity determined by nature, mountains, valleys and rivers for an example
social classes the way a society determines a persons importance
social pyramid the importance of each job and person
Old Kingdom time of engineering skills
Middle Kingdom many monuments were built in this time
New Kingdom peace and stability
pyramid a triangular faced tomb for pharos
famine an extreme food or water shortage
sarcophaugus a mummys cofin
allaince to join sides
vizier an Egyptian government offical
artisan a person who makes something
peasant someone low on the social pyramid
embalm to use chemicals to ferment a body
hieroglyph Egyptian writing
census to see how many people live in a city
climate the average tempature
physical features like a mountain river or valley
vegatation something that grows like a plant
oaisis a little pond in the middle of a desert
silt a type of nutrient rich soil
tributary a river system
maize an ear of corn
mutton sheep skins
millet a grain or seeding grass
human sacrifice killing someone to serve someone in the after life
clan a family in ruling order
ancestor worship
logograph
economy
yin one half of the daoist concept of opposing forces of nature
yang opposite of yin
civil servant a person who works for the goverment
feudalism a government system based on land owners and tenants
mandate of heaven the power or lay said to be sent by a god
legalium a Chinese philosophy that emphasis strict laws
daoism the Chinese philosophy that emphasis living harmony with nature
confucianism the Chinese philosophy that emphasis proper behavior
caravan
compas
standardize
seismograph
toga a loose robe that romans wore
anesthetic
mirage
immortal
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