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Unit 1 Mrs Plasko

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metropolitan web Metropolitan Webs: a community that starts as a center in which life has become easy and there is a constant food source. Because of this people can settle down and specializations and domestication occur.
Cosmopolitan webs With new technology and trade between metropolitan webs increased, a cosmopolitan web emerged to link all people together. Today we have a single cosmopolitan web so that ideas in any part of the world can be spread easily
world webs The Old world Web originated from the ties and trade that united Yellow Sea to Mediterranean area. Today we have the Modern World Web that unites everyone with access to trade and idea spread.
What Do all Webs Need competition cooperation, and communication
where were the first civilizations River valley nile/ meso
why was domestication such a big factor in creating civilizations Because it allowed people to self sustain there food source
Who were chiefdom ruled by Chieftains (known As Priest Kings)
What Is difference between meso and nile geography is diffrent desert with controlled nile flooding, Meso less desert uncontrolled flooding. egypt gods good/ meso gods bad
what is Jared diamonds question Why did the world become so unequal
What does a portable religion mean that you do not need a temple or a priest to practice your religion
Monotheistic One god Judaism, Christianity
What is book of Judaism torah
polytheism multiple gods greek gods egypt meso
who is leader of jewsih people Abraham
Where does moses receive ten commandments mt Sinai
who is feared god yahweh
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