M.P. #1 Flashcards
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| What was the Neolithic Revolution known for? | The creation of agriculture and domestication of animals.
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| What does it mean to be nomadic? | To always be on the go & not establish permanent settlements (following your food source)
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| What happened to women's rights with the creation of civilization? | Women worked less and lost rights in a male dominated society.
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| A story about a major breakthrough in science would be chiefly fall in which G.R.A.P.E.S. category? | Achievements.
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| A story about the role of prayer in schools would chiefly fall in which TWO G.R.A.P.E.S. category? | Religion & Society.
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| A story about the civil war in Syria would chiefly fall in which G.R.A.P.E.S. category? | Politics.
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| A story about the Greek Debt crisis would chiefly fall in which G.R.A.P.E.S. category? | Economics.
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| A story about how the Andes Mountain Range affects trade in South America would chiefly fall in which G.R.A.P.E.S. category? | Geography.
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| Someone who studies the customs of an Ancient civilization is a... | Anthropologist.
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| Someone who studies the customs of a present day organization is a... | Sociologist.
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| Someone who studies rock formations and soil makeup is a... | Geologist
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| Someone who studies primary source documents for the purpose of writing a book is a... | Historian.
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| Someone who studies how the average family spends their money is a... | Economist.
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| Someone who uncovers ancient relics in sites such as Egypt is a... | Archeologist.
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| When nomads finally stopped wandering they created? | Permanent Settlements.
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| This kind of map shows national borders and capitals... | A Political Map.
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| This kind of map features mountain ranges, ocean depths and rivers... | A Physical Map.
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| A South American nation very much shaped by a mountain. | Chile.
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| In the Coady system of geography the Strait of Gibraltar is a... | Door.
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| In the Coady system of geography the Andes Mountains are a... | Wall.
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| In the Coady system of geography the Nile River is a... | Hallway.
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| In the Coady system of geography New York Harbor is a... | Parking lot.
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| A weaver, a soldiers, a scribe are all example of this impact of the Neolithic Revolution. | Job Specialization.
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| When Uki urinated in public he discovered... | Irrigation.
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| The first civilizations formed near what geographic feature (hint: it's where we go after we've defeated the zombie armies)? | Rivers.
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| September 11th has to do with which of the following G.R.A.P.E.S. categories? | All of them.
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| The plow, the potter's wheel, the wheel are all examples of... | Technological Advancements.
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| When sociology meets archeology we have... | Anthropology.
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| True or False: Paleolithic Man had mastery over fire and rudimentary language. | True!
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| True or False: Women and children worked very hard in nomadic tribes. | True!
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| True or False: Job specialization was a big aspect of the Paleolithic Age? | False! It was a neolithic development.
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| True or False: A soldier's diary is considered a secondary source. | False! It is a primary source.
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| True or False: A biography of George Washington is a secondary source. | True!
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| True of False: A speech given by a powerful leader is a primary source. | True!
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| Impact of the Bronze Age: | Important for developing tools and weapons. Metal workers were considered magical.
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