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World History I SOL

Review for end of course SOL

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period of human existence before WRITING Prehistory
scientist who study past cultures by analyzing human remains, fossils, and artifacts archeologist
a simple handmade object, such as a tool or weapon; the remains of a culture artifact
means humanlike Hominid
Where did the first hominid cratures appear? Africa
thinking man Homo Sapiens
Two types of Homo Sapiens Neanderthal & Cro-Magnon
Which type of Homo Sapien is more advanced? Cro-Magnon
people who moved from place to place in search of FOOD and WATER nomads
Early humans made ________, then ________, then___________. tools, fire, farming
What are the three stages of the Stone Age? Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic
Which stone age period means old? Paleolithic
Which stone age period means new? Neolithic
Which stone age period means middle? Mesolithic
Shift from food gathering to food producing Neolithic Agricultural Revolution
Basic elements of civilization surplus of food, large towns, division of labor (writing/calendar)
River in ancient Egypt Nile River
Rivers in Sumer Tigris and Euphrates
Rivers in India Indus and Ganges
River Civilization in ancient China Huang He or Yellow River
Form of writing in Sumer Cuneiform
Form of writing in Egypt Hieroglyphics
Form of writing in India Pictographs
Form of writing in China calligraphy
Belief in many gods polytheistic
Belief in one god monotheistic
1st civilization Sumer
Where did Hinduism and Buddhism begin? India
What isolated China? Himalayas
land between the rivers Mesopotamia or Fertile Crescent
River civilization with lots of city states Sumer
Why did early civilizations develop calendars? to predict when floods would occur
a harsh set of laws and punishments designed to keep the peace Code of Hammurabi
Important cities in Indus River Valley Mohenjo-DAro and Harappa
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