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U1 AWH

unit one ancient world history

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history study of our past includes; what humans have said, thought, done
History consists of political, social and economic records
5 themes of geography location, place, interaction between people and their enviorment, movement, regions
archeology study of artifacts from past civilizations,
anthropology science of human remains
paleontology study of fossils
who set up the basic system of counting? the sumerians set up this system
carbon dating used to tell how old fossils are
begining of humans theories biblical, big bang, darwanism
what makes humans different then other animals? posture, good color vision, hands with thumbs, speech, large brains, tools and free will
Paleolithic age (old stone age) nomads, hunting and gathering, ice age, fire, burials, tools
Neolithic age domesicated plants and animals, villages, pottery, grew crops, polish tools
australopithecines first humanlike creature to walk upright
homo habilis made first stone tools
homo erectus found in africa, asia and europe tamed fire
neanderthals first to have rituals looked like cavemen
cro-magnons fully modern humans, made art
necisities for a civilization permanent cities, government, laws, currency/taxes
mesopotamia tigris and euphraties river
egypt nile river
china yellow river
india indus river
mesopotamia land between two rivers
sumerians Ur, city-state, made ziggurats, believed in gods who controlled everything, cuneiform, made epic of gilgamesh. invented calender, wheel, counting, government
epic of gilgemesh info about how people thought and answers questions about frendship and desire to be immortal, and stories about heros and gods
akkadians conquered sumerians then took culture. Sargon the great establishes first empire
babylonians bablyon- crushed sumerians and akkadians then took sumerian culture
hammurabi beautifyed bablyon established a code. addresses rights of women and slaves conquered by assyrians
assyrians ninevah- creul and warlike people, enslaved people by 700BC controlled all mesopotamia then claldeans conquered assyrians rebellions drained economy
chaldeans babylon- beautified city king Nebuchadnezzar attacked egypy destroyed jerusalem enslaved jews. built ziggurat, hanging gardens adopted mother goddess not war god. Nebu. went insane and persians conquered chaldeans in 539BC
persians Persepolis- captured largest empire known at this time. Streched India to egypt. ruled with law and order divided into 20 provences unity to meso. religion was zoroastrianism conquered by ATG.
zoroastrianism belief in 2 powers, Lord ahura Mazda (wise lord) vs. Ahriman(evil spirit)
Great leaders in Perisains cyrus the great: united mesopotamia darius the great: expanded empire xerxes: expanded empire further
Phoenicians lebanon- traded and developed 22 letter alphabet
Lydians Sardis- complex economic systems and established coins and money
Hittites first to create iron , fought major war against egypt, first signed peace treaty
North Africa thin coastal plain, sahara desert
East Africa sahel called great central plateau Great Rift Velley
West Africa narrow coastal plain
central africa tropical rainforests to the Kalihari desert
Southern Africa cooler fertile highland region
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