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Social studys review

Social studies final review

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Archaeologist People who study how humans developed , lived and how they relate to one another by studying fossils, artifacts and remains of past cultures
Artifact Weapons, tools and other items made by humans in the past.q
Credibility Historians examine sources to make sure they are truthful/credible
Technology Fire was the biggest innovation during the Paleolithic Era
Neolithic Era - "New Stone Age" - Farming was the biggest innovation during this Era - Due to the development of agriculture, people during the Neolithic age could now live in permanent homes because farming gave them enough food to support a lot of people. - Nomadic herders were abl
Civilization Characteristics of an organized government, cities, religion, record keeping, and job specialization
River valley civilization A community that settles and relies heavily on a river for survival Ex: Mesopotamia, Egypt Mountains, deserts, and rivers are natural barriers which help protect civilizations.
Irrigation - The watering of dry land - Flooding rivers led to an increase in fertile land for farming
Code of Law Code - A written set of laws that apply to everyone Hammurabi`s Code of Law - a consistent set of laws [people created to make sure kings would treat there people fairly
Hammurabi - King of the city-state Babylon
Pharaoh - The title used by rulers of ancient Egypt Hatshepsut - A woman pharaoh who ruled the longest out of any female pharaoh
Polytheism - The belief in many gods/goddesses - Deities-gods or goddesses
Nile River -Papyrus a tough water plant that grew along the river, it was used to make paper, rope, baskets
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