A place where people establish a community, often in a new or previously uninhabited area.

Divisions in a society based on factors like wealth, education, and occupation, with some groups having more power or status than others.

A group of people who live together in a community and may share laws, traditions, and values.

The process of making things uniform or consistent, so they follow the same rules, measurements, or procedures.

A person’s social or professional position within a society, often based on their job, wealth, or family.

Someone or something that came after another person or thing in a job, position, or role.

The amount of a good or resource that is available to use or buy.

A sign, object, or image that represents something else, like a flag representing a country.

Money or goods that people and businesses must pay to the government.

The tools, machines, and systems people create to solve problems and improve their lives. Does not have to be electronic. Examples include pencils and computers.

The exchange of goods, services, or money between people, businesses, or countries.

A custom or belief that is passed down from generation to generation, often practiced regularly by a group of people.

A group of people who share the same language, culture, and ancestry, often living together in a close-knit community.

Areas that are in cities or towns, where many people live and work, and where buildings and infrastructure are concentrated.

Beliefs and principles that guide how people live and make decisions, like honesty, respect, and kindness.

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Glossary Terms S-V

Term	Definition
Settlement	A place where people establish a community, often in a new or previously uninhabited area.
Social Classes	Divisions in a society based on factors like wealth, education, and occupation, with some groups having more power or status than others.
Society	A group of people who live together in a community and may share laws, traditions, and values.
Standardization	The process of making things uniform or consistent, so they follow the same rules, measurements, or procedures.
Status	A person’s social or professional position within a society, often based on their job, wealth, or family.
Successor	Someone or something that came after another person or thing in a job, position, or role.
Supply	The amount of a good or resource that is available to use or buy.
Symbol	A sign, object, or image that represents something else, like a flag representing a country.
Taxes	Money or goods that people and businesses must pay to the government.
Technology	The tools, machines, and systems people create to solve problems and improve their lives. Does not have to be electronic. Examples include pencils and computers.
Trade	The exchange of goods, services, or money between people, businesses, or countries.
Tradition	A custom or belief that is passed down from generation to generation, often practiced regularly by a group of people.
Tribe	A group of people who share the same language, culture, and ancestry, often living together in a close-knit community.
Urban	Areas that are in cities or towns, where many people live and work, and where buildings and infrastructure are concentrated.
Values	Beliefs and principles that guide how people live and make decisions, like honesty, respect, and kindness.

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