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ST JUDE SOCIAL STUDIES 6B CHAPTER 3

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TERM
DEFINITION
prehistoric   Before history was written down; no written records. Scientists learned about the people by what they left behind.  
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homosapiens   People with the same skull structure and physical characteristics we have today; HUMANS  
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Stone Age   A prehistoric time when the first humans made tools by chipping away at stone in order to shape it to do a specific job.  
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hunter-gatherers   people who live off wild game, plants, fish, fruit, and seeds  
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agriculture   working the land to grow plants on it  
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irrigation   direct water to fields through a system of ditches  
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domestication   the taming and raising of wild animals. This gave people a steady supply of meat and milk.  
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surplus of food   far more food than they need  
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specialization of labor   people became skilled at specific jobs that helped the entire community  
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class   group of people make about the same amount of money and hold the same social position in society.  
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Fertile Crescent   Area where the Tigris and Euphrates rivers flow into the Persian Gulf.  
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silt   fine particles of soil from the lands they passed through  
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cuneiform   wedge shaped writing that contained over 800 signs  
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culture   the custom beliefs and a whole way of life of a group of people  
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belief   a system of ideas by which people live ideas in which people have confidence and trust  
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rituals   a form of ceremony associated with a religious cultural or political procedure  
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global village   a term that compares the world to a small village wherefast modarn communication allows news to travel quickly  
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anthropologist   a scientist who studies people and their cultures  
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arhaelogist   a scientist who studies past civilications by examining ancient pottery buildings and remains  
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artifact   a object from the past of historicalinterest such as ancient tools and pottery  
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fossil   the remains of traces ofa plant or animalsfrom an earlier age  
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site   aplace where scientists search for signs of past human civilization  
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Bible   a book of ancient writings sacred to Christianity and Judaism  
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Covenant   a solemn agreement  
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Nomad   a person who moves from place to place in search of food and water  
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Monothaism   the worship of one all poweful god  
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Diaspora   the scattering of jews throughout the world since ancient times  
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Rabbi   a religious scholar or leader in the jewish faith  
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Snyagogue   a place for worship and study in the jewish faith  
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polytheistic   worshipping many gods  
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Code of Hammurabi   best preserved ancient code of laws  
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