– A record made by someone who saw or took part in an event (like a diary, photo, or letter).

– Information written or created after an event by someone who was not there (like a textbook or article).

– When people move from one to live in another.

– Tools or skills people use to solve problems or make life easier.

– People who are skilled at making things by hand, like pottery or tools.

– To tame wild animals or grow wild plants so people can use them.

– When people focus on doing one kind of job really well.

– A group of people in society ranked by their jobs, money, or importance.

– People who survived by hunting animals and gathering plants for food.

– Bringing water to crops using ditches, canals, or pipes.

– A group of people who make rules and help lead a community or country.

– People who move from place to place and don’t have a permanent home.

– Beliefs and practices about gods, the meaning of life, and worship.

– Extra food or supplies that are more than what is needed.

– Land that is good for growing crops.

– Farming; growing crops and raising animals for food and other uses.

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Why We Learn History

Term	Definition
PRIMARY SOURCE	– A record made by someone who saw or took part in an event (like a diary, photo, or letter).
SECONDARY SOURCE	– Information written or created after an event by someone who was not there (like a textbook or article).
MIGRATION	– When people move from one to live in another.
TECHNOLOGY	– Tools or skills people use to solve problems or make life easier.
ARTISANS	– People who are skilled at making things by hand, like pottery or tools.
DOMESTICATE	– To tame wild animals or grow wild plants so people can use them.
SPECIALIZATION	– When people focus on doing one kind of job really well.
SOCIAL CLASS	– A group of people in society ranked by their jobs, money, or importance.
HUNTER-GATHERERS	– People who survived by hunting animals and gathering plants for food.
IRRIGATION	– Bringing water to crops using ditches, canals, or pipes.
GOVERNMENT	– A group of people who make rules and help lead a community or country.
NOMADS	– People who move from place to place and don’t have a permanent home.
RELIGION	– Beliefs and practices about gods, the meaning of life, and worship.
SURPLUS	– Extra food or supplies that are more than what is needed.
FERTILE	– Land that is good for growing crops.
AGRICULTURE	– Farming; growing crops and raising animals for food and other uses.

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