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Study guide for S.S.

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Which direction do Latitude lines run?   West and East.  
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Which direction do Longitude lines run?   North and South.  
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A drawing on a map that shows direction.   Compass Rose.  
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A unit of measure on a map that is used to represent a distance on earth.   Scale.  
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Located in a map key to represent an item.   Symbol.  
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A list of map symbols that show what each symbol represents.   Map Key.  
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An imaginary line that circles the earth half way between the North and South Pole.   The Equator.  
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An imaginary line circling the earth separating the earth unto the Eastern and Western Hemisphere.   The Prime Meridian.  
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A unit of measurement that indicates the distance between lines of Latitude and Longitude.   Degree.  
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Physical Maps show...   Natural Features. Ex. Rivers, Mountains, Lakes...  
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Elevation Maps show...   Height over sea level.  
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Political Maps show...   Government, City-States...  
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Distribution Maps show...   Population.  
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Historical Maps show...   History over time.  
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B.C. to B.C.   Subtract  
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A.D. to A.D.   Subtract  
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B.C. to A.D.   Add  
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Circa   Around  
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Historians learn about the past by studying...   Primary and Secondary Sources. Ex. Diary, Letters, Photos, Textbooks.  
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Archaeologists study the past by studying...   Artifacts and fossils. Ex. Bones, Pottery, Jewelery.  
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Culture   The knowledge, beliefs, customs and values of a group of people. Historians are interested in culture.  
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Agriculture   Farming. It allowed people to live in a permanent location.  
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Neolithic Resolution   Hunting and Gathering to Farming.  
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Prehistory   The time before writing.  
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Name the 3 Water Control Systems   1. Gates regulated the flow of water. 2. Canals are man-made pathways. 3. Artifical Lakes stored water.  
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What did Hammurabi do?   He made 282 laws and he was a military leader.  
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What were some of Hammurabi's greatest achievements?   282 laws, He united all of Mesopotamia into 1 empire.  
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Why is Hammurabi's code so important?   Because it delt with everyday life and behavior.  
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The most important achievements in society are...   The wheel, The # system, and Hammurabi's Code of Laws.  
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Complete the Sumerian Social Hierarchy Chart...   Kings, Priests, Craftspeople, Merchants, traders, farmers, laborers and slaves.  
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Cataracts   Strong Rapids  
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Delta   Triangle shaped area of land made of soil deposited by a river.  
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Pharaoh   Ruler of Egypt. "Great House"  
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Dynasty   Series of rulers from the same family.  
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Old Kingdom   A period in Egypt history that lasted 500 years (2700 to 2200 B.C.) Pharaohs are gods, Khufu was most important Pharaoh, Egypt traded with it's neighbors.  
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Menes   A leader who ruled Upper and Lower Egypt.  
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Complete the Egyptian Social Hierarchy Chart.   Pharaoh, Government Officals, Soldiers, Scribe, Merchant, Artisans, Farmers, Slave.  
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Resources   Something that is natural (animals, Fertile soil, water) the helps socity.  
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Tool   Any handheld object that has been modifyed to help a person accomplish a task. Tools increase the chance of survival.  
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Socity   A community of people who share a common culture.  
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Migrate   To move. Settlers learned to make shelter and clothes to survive the cold.  
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Land Bridge   A strip of land connecting 2 continants.  
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Civilization   Early civilization settled in areas with a large supply of food and water.  
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Surplus   To have more than needed.  
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Mesopotamia means...   "Land Between The Rivers"  
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Irrigation   Water flow to an area of land.  
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Cuneiform   Writing on a clay tablet. First system of writing invented by Mesopotamia. Used to keep business records.  
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Division of Labor   Specific jobs.  
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