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world studies mid te

mid terms world studies

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Latitude degrees on a map that tell you the location of something going across the map
longitude degrees on a map that tell you the location of something going down the map
nomad a member of a people or tribe that has no permanent abode but moves about from place to place, usually seasonally and often following a traditional route or circuit according to the state of the pasturage or food supply.
polytheism more then one god
monotheism many gods
artisan a person skilled in an applied art; a craftsperson.
empire a government under an emperor or empress.
cultural diffusion in anthropology, the process by which a cultural trait, material object, idea, or behavior pattern is spread from one society to another; also called diffusion
delta the fertile mouth of a river
pharoah the leader of an egyption civilization
silt land carried by moving water and deposited as sediment
mummification the process of preserving the dead(by the Egyptians)
papyrus the first paper
hieroglyphics picture writing evented by the egyptions
ziggurat temple
cuneiform a type of writing wedge chipped
barter economy economy soly based on trading
colony a group of people living together
prophet spiritual leader
diaspora scattering of people
monsoon the season of wind and rain
caste network of social classes high an low
scribe a writer
glacier giant block of ice that moves through land
shaduf tool used to move water
torah Jewish bible
reincarnation the belief that the soul, upon death of the body, comes back to earth in another body or form.
trickle down economy an economy based upon the belife that wat the higher class dose will eventually leak down into the lower, (There money or wat they put that into)
zionism a worldwide Jewish movement that resulted in the establishment and development of the state of Israel.
nirvana a state of peace and bliss, union with the universe
electoral college a body of electors chosen by the voters in each state to elect the President and Vice President of the U.S.
karma the good or bad emanations felt to be generated by someone or something.
5 themes of geography(with examples for each) lucky people have more reces. location: relative location, absolute location place: human chaacteristic, envornmental characteristics human effect on environment: how they adapt to the environment, how they modify it, depend on it movement: region:
election 2008 why do u think more americans voted for obama? electoral colledge decided votes, weigh each state by population, and what every one votes for as a whole can
recession banks giving out bad loans, housing crashing and stock market crashing
globalization-india, china, wal mart, pro/con globalization with india and china has changed there cultures and presented them with the ability to gain money.
obesity/fast food cars, then roads, allowing us to live farther away from work, witch makes us into a commuter economy, making us have to eat fast food. paleolithic age(programmed to eat as much as we can to survive famine.)
isael-palestine
consumerism music creates atmosphere, country of consumers. relates to recesion people stop buying leads to downward economy. compare to Hindu and Buddhist believes, of not buying a lot, not being material bound.
pirates Somalians, hijacking ships, coast of africa
agricultual evolution neolithic age
agricultural evolution paleolithic age
agricultural evolution impact
agricultural revolution differences
middle east first civilizations-who what where how egypt: pyamids
middle east first civilizations-who what where how Mesopotamia fertile crescent
middle east first civilizations-who what where how features of civilization 8features-what are they (What examples to the civilizations have?)
hebrews ancient land Judaism u.n partition six day war
Asia china i.silk road allowed china to become more aquanted with the world, letting them trade and hear news about the rest of the world.
Asia India i. caste system indias belife in a caste system to maintain order. no one can mary outside of it, and there are levels for every one.
Asia hinduism/ buddhism i. founding i.beliefs i.gods i.afterlife founding: by meditation and fasting beliefs:non materialistic, karma, many gods. afterlife: karma, what you do in life leads back to in death.
Asia i. chinease schools of thought i.confuciasnism i. leagalism i. daoism daoyism confusionism, Confucianism is a complex system of moral, social, political, philosophical, legalism:dose not ask questions about higher power, just
Americas mayan i.where i.beliefs i.world tree i.pok-ol-pok i.collapse nothern central american region. there is no real reason fo the colapse, or no agreed apon reason, but its belived that it colapsed because of erosion, over farming, war.
Americas i.Inca
Americas Aztec
What role did geography play in the coming of civilization
what impact has eligion had on the various civilizations we have seen? why is religion a key element of civilization?
What key advancements wee made during the time periods we have looked at? religions have been made calendars modified silk road made for trading
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