Chapters 1-3
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| Archaeologists | Study past societies based on the things they have left behind
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| Neolithic | New stone
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| Agriculture | cultivating food
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| Pharaoh | means great house, name for Egyptian kings
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| Sargon | means the true king, conquered Sumerian city states, leader of the Akkadians
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| Theocracy | government where leaders rule by divine authority
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| Mesopotamia | The land between the rivers
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| Ziggurat | stepped tower dedicated to the god of the city
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| Anthropologists | study human life and culture
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| Nomads | follow herds of animals
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| Irrigation | technique used to bring water to crops
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| Mohenjo-Daro | means mound of the dead, one of the largest city settlements in the Indus valley
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| Akkadian Empire | semetic people 2340 BC, ruler was Sargon
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| Rosetta stone | stone containing both hieroglyphics and greek writing, important because it enable translation of hieroglyphics
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| cuneiform | wedge shaped writing
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| Millet | cereal crop
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| Paleolithic | means old stone
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| Hunter-Gatherer | society living off hunting and foraging for seeds and berries
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| Domestication | species becomes accustomed to being cared for by another (like humans raise cattle
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| Fertile crescent | Euphrates and Tigris rivers run through, early civilizations started there, Middle East
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| Sumer | city located in southernM
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| Hieroglyphics | Egyptian writing
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| Babylon | city state in ancient Mesopotamia
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| Loess | in China
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| Mesolithic | middle stone age
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| Neolithic Revolution | 8000 B.C.E. - 4000 B.C.E
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| Citadel | A fortress for protecting a town, sometimes including a castle
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| Menes | Name of the first pharaoh credited for creating the first dynasty
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| Polytheism | Belief in many gods
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| Monotheism | Belief in one god
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| Hammurabi | sixth king of Babylon. He became the first king of the Babylonian Empire, extending Babylon's control over Mesopotamia by winning a series of wars against neighboring kingdoms.[1] Although his empire controlled all of Mesopotamia at the time of his death,
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| Silt | soil deposited at the bottom of a river
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| Five Characteristics of a civilization | Knowledge of Writing, Social Stratification Organized Government with clear political boundaries, Economic Specialization, Conscious development of art and Intellectual Attitudes.
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| four ancient civilizations and the rivers they developed along | Egypt - Nile, China - Huang/Yangtse, Mesopotamia-Tigris/Euphrates, Indus Valley -Indus river
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| Why did Mesopotamia develop as a collection of city-state instead of one united nation? | Decentralized government due to choppy land making for difficult travel
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| Why did Egypt have one united national government | Centralized government due to flat land-easy travel
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| What impact did geography have on ancient civilizations? | (Egypt/Mesoptamian land) Difficult travel results in city-states easy travel results in one government
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| Why was the neolithic revolution important? | switch to the keeping of animals and growing of food - systematic agriculture.
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| First Amendment includes... | Free Speech, Free Press, Freedom of Religion, Petition the government, Right to Assembly...
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