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World History 8th

World History

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Civilization An advanced state of intellectual, cultural, and material development in human society, marked by progress in the arts and sciences, the extensive use of record-keeping, including writing, and the appearance of complex political and social institutions.
River Valleys Many of the most important early civilization grew. The earliest human settlements tended to develop near rivers after the transition to agriculture b/c of water and fertile soils
artifact an object made or changed by humans.
Stone Age period of human development up to about 4000 B.C. during which people used stone tools.
Greek democracy, city-states, social class structure, Alexander the Great
Roman alphabet, arch, aqueducts and roads, republic, Caesar, Constantine
Byzantine Justinian
Persian Darius, barter economy, coins, Cyrus the Great, road systems
Phoenicians alphabet, shipping, manufacturing and trade, purple dye
Chinese dynasty, Great Wall, Silk Road/trade
Greek civilization had its greatest flowering in Athens during the fifth century.
Dark Ages a period beginning in Europe about 470 A.D. and lasting until l500 A. D.
India Birth place of Hinduism and Buddhism
Nile Valley located in Africa.
Ziggurats Typical of the Sumerian civilization.
King John of England agreed to the Magna Carta in l2l5. It guaranteed personal liberties.
Guild System 1. Trained apprentices for work, 2. Set quality standards, and offered opportunities for socializing.
West Africa the region where the Ghana, Mali, and Songhai kingdoms were located
Paleo Indians The first humans to move into North and South America. They were nomads.
land bridge Asia and North America were connected
Huntergatherers After Ice Age, prehistoric Indians adapted to their changing environment by becoming hunters and gatherers.
Neo Period the last prehistoric period of Native American development.
Poverty point people hunter gatherers, and it was a giant trading centers.
Leif Ericson probably made a landing in North America in the l000.
European exploration Looking for gold, To spread Christianity,Secure land for the empire
European explorers obstacles Poor maps, Poor navigation tools
Vasco Nunez de Balboa Spanish explorer who discovered the Pacific Ocean and claimed it for Spain.
Marco Polo Italian explorer who traveled across Asis in the lated l300s and l400s.
Hernando Cortex overthrew the Aztec rulers of Mexico for Spain
Fernando Pizarro overthrew the Inca civilization.
John Cabot English explorer who landed in North America and claimed the mainland for Great Britain.
France Samuel de Champlain claimed Quebec
Robert La Salle claimed the Mississippi River Valley
European goals during the Age of Exploration were Expansion of empires and power, Increase in wealth and improved balance of trade, Desire to spread Christianity
West Africa The Portuguese people made voyages of discovery along
The struggle over land was a reason for conflict between the American Indians and the Europeans.
Judaism The terms, Rabbi, Passover, and synagogue are a part of the this Jewish religion.
Reformation The religious movement in Europe in the l500s seeking to reform the Catholic church and leading to the establishment of Protestant churches.
monotheistic religion (belief in one God) Ex. Judaism, Christianity, Islam
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