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Social studies final

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TermDefinition
Archaeologist people who study how humans devolped and how they relate to on end other by study fossils, arfitfacts and human remains of past culture
Artifact weapons and tools made by humans in the past
Nomad A person who regularly moves from place to place hunters and gatheres
technology tools and methods used to help human perfome tasks
primary sources first hand peice of evidence from people who saw or experienced it
secondary sources created after the events by people who played no part in them
analyze to examine
interpret to explain
credibility truthfulness
point of view a general attitude about people and life
bias an unreasoned emotional judgment about people and events
agriculture the growing of plants to be used for human use (farming)
specialization the development of different kinds of jobs
civilization characteristics of organized cities religion record keeping and specilaztion
irrigation the watering of dry land by means of canals or pipes
code of law a written set of government laws that apply to everyone under a government
Hammurabi king of babylon created the oldest code of laws
Pharaoh the title used by the rulers of ancient Egypt
Polytheism the belief in many gods/goddesses
Niler river the worlds longest river Egyptians settled along the Nile and formed a river vally
papyrus a water plant made for making water grown on the Nile river
monotheism the belief in one god
ten commandments religious law
judaism faith of the ancient israiltes first monthesisc religon
moonson a strong wind that blows one direction in the winter and opposite in the summer brings heavy rains
Buddhism religious law it is founded by Siddhartha Gautama
eightfold path steps needed to be followed to eliminate suffering/evil
loess a fine yellow soil that is carried by wind and rain it is a blessing because it is very fertile
Huang he river also known as Chinas sorrow flooding killed crops/animals and destroyed villigass
silk road trade route to exchange valube good and ideas
Shi huang di centralized goverment single system of writing
islam the religon of muslums based on the teachings of the prohept muhammad
citizens a person with certain rights and responsabilties in her or shes country
city- state a self-governing city often with surroding lands and villages
polis a city state in ancient grece
Athens capital of present day greece
democracy a system of government in which citizens vote to make descians
Sparta largest city state in Greece located in pelopnnesus
Golden age a time period of peace economic growth culture expansion and achiment in agruculture
plebians citizens in Rome (majority) of people farmers trader of craft worker
PATRICIANS citizens in Rome members of noble families
republic a form of government in which citizens elect reperstantives to speak or act for them power to veto developed in Rome
twelve tables political laws written on bronze plaques and posted in cities forum
forum a gravel clearing road in Rome were the twelve tables were posted
pax Romana a period of peace and prosperity for the roamn empire that began with the rule of Augustus
Christianity a religion bars on the teachings of Jesus recorded in the new testament monotheistic the belief in one God
the fall of the Roman empire grew to large to govern efficiently plagues hit natural disasters Barbairian attacks
Justinian's code justinian gathered all the law and has them placed in one book the laws were written in a similar language
the black plague/death a terrible diseases that spread quickly throughout Europe in AD 1348
manor a large self suffcent system and the center of life for Europeans in the middle ages
crusades holy battles fought between Christians and Muslims
feudalism a system of government which was based on agreements between lords and vassels
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