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Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript Earliest humans to think: Earliest humans to think Homo sapiens taming of plants and animals: taming of plants and animals domestication Inter-related groups which survived by following and finding food: Inter-related groups which survived by following and finding food Hunter-gatherers The way in which people live (art, science, government, etc.): The way in which people live (art, science, government, etc.) Culture Wandering lifestyle following food and water: Wandering lifestyle following food and water Nomadic Items such as rocks or sticks used to accomplish work: Items such as rocks or sticks used to accomplish work Simple Tools Inter-related groups of people: Inter-related groups of people Clans Communication which developed in the Paleolithic (OLD) age: Communication which developed in the Paleolithic (OLD) age Oral language Living in one place and raising food: Living in one place and raising food Settled agriculture Tools which require reshaping or combining parts to work: Tools which require reshaping or combining parts to work Complex tools Person who uses artifacts and fossils to determine past human events: Person who uses artifacts and fossils to determine past human events Archaeologist Animal and plant matter which has been preserved in nature: Animal and plant matter which has been preserved in nature Fossil Method of telling the approximate age of an artifact or fossil: Method of telling the approximate age of an artifact or fossil Carbon dating Giant circles of stone in England probably used for religious ceremonies: Giant circles of stone in England probably used for religious ceremonies Stonehenge Shift from hunting-gatherer societies to settled agriculture: Shift from hunting-gatherer societies to settled agriculture Neolithic Revolution Tool Age following the Stone Age: Tool Age following the Stone Age Bronze Age “U” shaped area stretching from the eastern Mediterranean coast through Syria into Mesopotamia: “U” shaped area stretching from the eastern Mediterranean coast through Syria into Mesopotamia Fertile CrescentArea in between and around the Tigris and Euphrates River Valleys: Area in between and around the Tigris and Euphrates River Valleys MesopotamiaGeographic term for the Indian sub-continent: Geographic term for the Indian sub-continent South AsiaGeographic term for China: Geographic term for China East AsiaJewish people: Jewish people Hebrewsphrase describing river valleys as the beginning of civilization: phrase describing river valleys as the beginning of civilization Cradles of CivilizationPassing of leadership from father to son (rule stays in the family): Passing of leadership from father to son (rule stays in the family) dynastyIndependent cities and their surrounding lands (small kingdoms): Independent cities and their surrounding lands (small kingdoms) City-stateMoral law code of Christianity and Judaism: Moral law code of Christianity and Judaism Ten CommandmentsEarly civil law code of Babylon: Early civil law code of Babylon Code of HammurabiWorking at or creating only one item or good in order to meet ones needs: Working at or creating only one item or good in order to meet ones needs Specialization of laborHoly scriptures of Judaism: Holy scriptures of Judaism TorahBanished from a land: Banished from a land exiledScattering of Jewish communities: Scattering of Jewish communities DiasporaEarliest form of writing by man: Earliest form of writing by man pictogramsPictograms used in Egypt: Pictograms used in Egypt hieroglyphicsPictograms used in Sumeria: Pictograms used in Sumeria cuneiformSymbols used to represent sounds created by the Phoenicians: Symbols used to represent sounds created by the Phoenicians alphabetA political unit composed of the kingdom and all of its conquered lands: A political unit composed of the kingdom and all of its conquered lands empireOrganization of people who complete the day to day tasks of government: Organization of people who complete the day to day tasks of government bureaucracyEarly Persian religion with a belief in the forces of good and evil: Early Persian religion with a belief in the forces of good and evil ZoroastrianismRace of people who controlled the Indian subcontinent with a caste system: Race of people who controlled the Indian subcontinent with a caste system AryanPeriod of time when a civilization enjoys a rapid advancement in culture: Period of time when a civilization enjoys a rapid advancement in culture Golden AgeRigid system of India which placed people in a particular social class from which they could not move: Rigid system of India which placed people in a particular social class from which they could not move Caste (Varna) SystemMovement of people from one location to another: Movement of people from one location to another migrationBelief that a person will return after their death in another form: Belief that a person will return after their death in another form reincarnationIdea that one’s actions in life determines one’s destiny and future: Idea that one’s actions in life determines one’s destiny and future karmaReligious scriptures for Hinduism: Religious scriptures for Hinduism VedasMain ideas of the religious philosophy of Buddhism: Main ideas of the religious philosophy of Buddhism Four Noble TruthsThe course in Buddhism that would lead to freedom from the cycle of rebirth: The course in Buddhism that would lead to freedom from the cycle of rebirth Eightfold Path to EnlightenmentFortified barrier constructed to protect East Asian people from attacks: Fortified barrier constructed to protect East Asian people from attacks Great Wall of ChinaApproval needed in order for Chinese rulers to hold power: Approval needed in order for Chinese rulers to hold power Mandate of HeavenOverland trade route that connected China to Western Europe: Overland trade route that connected China to Western Europe Silk RoadProfessional government organization which required testing in order to work in government: Professional government organization which required testing in order to work in government Civil ServiceBelief that deceased relatives continued to guide the family: Belief that deceased relatives continued to guide the family Ancestor worshipRepresentation of good and evil in Daoism: Representation of good and evil in Daoism Yin and yangExchange of goods for goods: Exchange of goods for goods barterExchange of goods for coins: Exchange of goods for coins Money economySettling of foreign lands to produce materials for the home country: Settling of foreign lands to produce materials for the home country colonizationTales and legends of a civilization usually centered on nature and creation: Tales and legends of a civilization usually centered on nature and creation mythologyForm of government in which citizens hold power: Form of government in which citizens hold power democracyForm of government in which a few hold power: Form of government in which a few hold power oligarchyPerson who can take part in the governing of society: Person who can take part in the governing of society citizenForm of democracy in which each citizen has DIRECT input into decision making: Form of democracy in which each citizen has DIRECT input into decision making Direct democracyWars fought between Persians and Greeks: Wars fought between Persians and Greeks Persian WarsWars fought between Spartans and Athenians: Wars fought between Spartans and Athenians Peloponnesian WarsOutdoor center of government in ancient Greece: Outdoor center of government in ancient Greece agoraForm of government where one person seizes power and established a one-man rule: Form of government where one person seizes power and established a one-man rule tyrannyEpic poem by Homer about the Trojan Wars: Epic poem by Homer about the Trojan Wars Iliad & OdysseyThe manner in which people meet their needs: The manner in which people meet their needs economyForm of government where the upper class nobility rules: Form of government where the upper class nobility rules aristocracyCodified, harsh, law code of ancient Greece: Codified, harsh, law code of ancient Greece Code of DracoAlliance created under Pericles to free Ionia and protect Greeks from Persia: Alliance created under Pericles to free Ionia and protect Greeks from Persia Delian LeagueTemple to Athena: Temple to Athena ParthenonPeriod where Greece reached its cultural height: Period where Greece reached its cultural height Golden Age of Pericles Classical AgeMixture of Greek and Persian cultures under Alexander the Great: Mixture of Greek and Persian cultures under Alexander the Great HellenisticGroup of Greek citizens who met in the agora to govern: Group of Greek citizens who met in the agora to govern AssemblyLower class of Roman society, majority of free Romans: Lower class of Roman society, majority of free Romans plebeiansUpper class of Roman society: Upper class of Roman society patriciansGoverning body in Rome composed of the patrician class: Governing body in Rome composed of the patrician class Senate2 elected officials in Rome who administered the government in Rome: 2 elected officials in Rome who administered the government in Rome consulsThe codified law of Rome: The codified law of Rome Twelve TablesWars fought between Rome and Carthage: Wars fought between Rome and Carthage Punic WarsInternal warfare of a kingdom or empire: Internal warfare of a kingdom or empire Civil WarSituation in which prices rise and the value of money decreases: Situation in which prices rise and the value of money decreases inflationA three person ruling group: A three person ruling group triumvurate200 year period of Roman peace: 200 year period of Roman peace Pax RomanaHoly scriptures of Christianity: Holy scriptures of Christianity Holy Bible Old & New TestamentsTeachings of the Christian Church: Teachings of the Christian Church doctrineTemple to all gods in Rome: Temple to all gods in Rome pantheonArena for gladiator battles: Arena for gladiator battles ColisseumCenter of government in ancient Rome: Center of government in ancient Rome forumEpic poem by Virgil about the founding of Rome: Epic poem by Virgil about the founding of Rome AeneidThe mixture of Greek and Roman culture: The mixture of Greek and Roman culture Greco-RomanGroup of languages derived from Latin including French and Italian: Group of languages derived from Latin including French and Italian Romance languagesCodified law of the Byzantine Empire: Codified law of the Byzantine Empire Justinian CodeReligious images used in Christianity: Religious images used in Christianity iconsForm of artwork using pieces of tile and glass to create images: Form of artwork using pieces of tile and glass to create images mosaicsEarly Christian Church incorporating the dome on a rectangular building: Early Christian Church incorporating the dome on a rectangular building Hagia SophiaEastern Church of early Christianity: Eastern Church of early Christianity Greek/Eastern OrthodoxyWestern Church of early Christianity: Western Church of early Christianity Roman CatholicAlphabet adapted from the Greek alphabet to represent Slavic languages: Alphabet adapted from the Greek alphabet to represent Slavic languages CyrillicHoly scriptures of Islam: Holy scriptures of Islam Koran/QuranBasic concepts of Islam: Basic concepts of Islam Five PillarsIslamic sect believing the caliphate should be a descendant of Muhammad: Islamic sect believing the caliphate should be a descendant of Muhammad Shi’a / ShiiteIslamic sect believing the caliphate could be held by any Muslim: Islamic sect believing the caliphate could be held by any Muslim SunniEnded the expansion of Islam into Western Europe: Ended the expansion of Islam into Western Europe Battle of ToursHoly mosque built on the site where Muhammad ascended to Heaven: Holy mosque built on the site where Muhammad ascended to Heaven Dome of the RockMuslims of Spain: Muslims of Spain MoorsReligious wars to re-conquer Middle Eastern holy sites by Christianity: Religious wars to re-conquer Middle Eastern holy sites by Christianity CrusadesIslamic group which conquered Constantinople around 1300 AD: Islamic group which conquered Constantinople around 1300 AD Ottoman TurksReligious community of men who have taken religious vows: Religious community of men who have taken religious vows monasteryPeople who spread a religious message: People who spread a religious message missionariesLocal congregation of Catholicism with a priest in charge: Local congregation of Catholicism with a priest in charge parishEstate with peasant workers granted to a noble in exchange for loyalty and military service: Estate with peasant workers granted to a noble in exchange for loyalty and military service Manor / fiefNoble who held land and served a higher ranking lord: Noble who held land and served a 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Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript Earliest humans to think: Earliest humans to think Homo sapiens taming of plants and animals: taming of plants and animals domestication Inter-related groups which survived by following and finding food: Inter-related groups which survived by following and finding food Hunter-gatherers The way in which people live (art, science, government, etc.): The way in which people live (art, science, government, etc.) Culture Wandering lifestyle following food and water: Wandering lifestyle following food and water Nomadic Items such as rocks or sticks used to accomplish work: Items such as rocks or sticks used to accomplish work Simple Tools Inter-related groups of people: Inter-related groups of people Clans Communication which developed in the Paleolithic (OLD) age: Communication which developed in the Paleolithic (OLD) age Oral language Living in one place and raising food: Living in one place and raising food Settled agriculture Tools which require reshaping or combining parts to work: Tools which require reshaping or combining parts to work Complex tools Person who uses artifacts and fossils to determine past human events: Person who uses artifacts and fossils to determine past human events Archaeologist Animal and plant matter which has been preserved in nature: Animal and plant matter which has been preserved in nature Fossil Method of telling the approximate age of an artifact or fossil: Method of telling the approximate age of an artifact or fossil Carbon dating Giant circles of stone in England probably used for religious ceremonies: Giant circles of stone in England probably used for religious ceremonies Stonehenge Shift from hunting-gatherer societies to settled agriculture: Shift from hunting-gatherer societies to settled agriculture Neolithic Revolution Tool Age following the Stone Age: Tool Age following the Stone Age Bronze Age “U” shaped area stretching from the eastern Mediterranean coast through Syria into Mesopotamia: “U” shaped area stretching from the eastern Mediterranean coast through Syria into Mesopotamia Fertile CrescentArea in between and around the Tigris and Euphrates River Valleys: Area in between and around the Tigris and Euphrates River Valleys MesopotamiaGeographic term for the Indian sub-continent: Geographic term for the Indian sub-continent South AsiaGeographic term for China: Geographic term for China East AsiaJewish people: Jewish people Hebrewsphrase describing river valleys as the beginning of civilization: phrase describing river valleys as the beginning of civilization Cradles of CivilizationPassing of leadership from father to son (rule stays in the family): Passing of leadership from father to son (rule stays in the family) dynastyIndependent cities and their surrounding lands (small kingdoms): Independent cities and their surrounding lands (small kingdoms) City-stateMoral law code of Christianity and Judaism: Moral law code of Christianity and Judaism Ten CommandmentsEarly civil law code of Babylon: Early civil law code of Babylon Code of HammurabiWorking at or creating only one item or good in order to meet ones needs: Working at or creating only one item or good in order to meet ones needs Specialization of laborHoly scriptures of Judaism: Holy scriptures of Judaism TorahBanished from a land: Banished from a land exiledScattering of Jewish communities: Scattering of Jewish communities DiasporaEarliest form of writing by man: Earliest form of writing by man pictogramsPictograms used in Egypt: Pictograms used in Egypt hieroglyphicsPictograms used in Sumeria: Pictograms used in Sumeria cuneiformSymbols used to represent sounds created by the Phoenicians: Symbols used to represent sounds created by the Phoenicians alphabetA political unit composed of the kingdom and all of its conquered lands: A political unit composed of the kingdom and all of its conquered lands empireOrganization of people who complete the day to day tasks of government: Organization of people who complete the day to day tasks of government bureaucracyEarly Persian religion with a belief in the forces of good and evil: Early Persian religion with a belief in the forces of good and evil ZoroastrianismRace of people who controlled the Indian subcontinent with a caste system: Race of people who controlled the Indian subcontinent with a caste system AryanPeriod of time when a civilization enjoys a rapid advancement in culture: Period of time when a civilization enjoys a rapid advancement in culture Golden AgeRigid system of India which placed people in a particular social class from which they could not move: Rigid system of India which placed people in a particular social class from which they could not move Caste (Varna) SystemMovement of people from one location to another: Movement of people from one location to another migrationBelief that a person will return after their death in another form: Belief that a person will return after their death in another form reincarnationIdea that one’s actions in life determines one’s destiny and future: Idea that one’s actions in life determines one’s destiny and future karmaReligious scriptures for Hinduism: Religious scriptures for Hinduism VedasMain ideas of the religious philosophy of Buddhism: Main ideas of the religious philosophy of Buddhism Four Noble TruthsThe course in Buddhism that would lead to freedom from the cycle of rebirth: The course in Buddhism that would lead to freedom from the cycle of rebirth Eightfold Path to EnlightenmentFortified barrier constructed to protect East Asian people from attacks: Fortified barrier constructed to protect East Asian people from attacks Great Wall of ChinaApproval needed in order for Chinese rulers to hold power: Approval needed in order for Chinese rulers to hold power Mandate of HeavenOverland trade route that connected China to Western Europe: Overland trade route that connected China to Western Europe Silk RoadProfessional government organization which required testing in order to work in government: Professional government organization which required testing in order to work in government Civil ServiceBelief that deceased relatives continued to guide the family: Belief that deceased relatives continued to guide the family Ancestor worshipRepresentation of good and evil in Daoism: Representation of good and evil in Daoism Yin and yangExchange of goods for goods: Exchange of goods for goods barterExchange of goods for coins: Exchange of goods for coins Money economySettling of foreign lands to produce materials for the home country: Settling of foreign lands to produce materials for the home country colonizationTales and legends of a civilization usually centered on nature and creation: Tales and legends of a civilization usually centered on nature and creation mythologyForm of government in which citizens hold power: Form of government in which citizens hold power democracyForm of government in which a few hold power: Form of government in which a few hold power oligarchyPerson who can take part in the governing of society: Person who can take part in the governing of society citizenForm of democracy in which each citizen has DIRECT input into decision making: Form of democracy in which each citizen has DIRECT input into decision making Direct democracyWars fought between Persians and Greeks: Wars fought between Persians and Greeks Persian WarsWars fought between Spartans and Athenians: Wars fought between Spartans and Athenians Peloponnesian WarsOutdoor center of government in ancient Greece: Outdoor center of government in ancient Greece agoraForm of government where one person seizes power and established a one-man rule: Form of government where one person seizes power and established a one-man rule tyrannyEpic poem by Homer about the Trojan Wars: Epic poem by Homer about the Trojan Wars Iliad & OdysseyThe manner in which people meet their needs: The manner in which people meet their needs economyForm of government where the upper class nobility rules: Form of government where the upper class nobility rules aristocracyCodified, harsh, law code of ancient Greece: Codified, harsh, law code of ancient Greece Code of DracoAlliance created under Pericles to free Ionia and protect Greeks from Persia: Alliance created under Pericles to free Ionia and protect Greeks from Persia Delian LeagueTemple to Athena: Temple to Athena ParthenonPeriod where Greece reached its cultural height: Period where Greece reached its cultural height Golden Age of Pericles Classical AgeMixture of Greek and Persian cultures under Alexander the Great: Mixture of Greek and Persian cultures under Alexander the Great HellenisticGroup of Greek citizens who met in the agora to govern: Group of Greek citizens who met in the agora to govern AssemblyLower class of Roman society, majority of free Romans: Lower class of Roman society, majority of free Romans plebeiansUpper class of Roman society: Upper class of Roman society patriciansGoverning body in Rome composed of the patrician class: Governing body in Rome composed of the patrician class Senate2 elected officials in Rome who administered the government in Rome: 2 elected officials in Rome who administered the government in Rome consulsThe codified law of Rome: The codified law of Rome Twelve TablesWars fought between Rome and Carthage: Wars fought between Rome and Carthage Punic WarsInternal warfare of a kingdom or empire: Internal warfare of a kingdom or empire Civil WarSituation in which prices rise and the value of money decreases: Situation in which prices rise and the value of money decreases inflationA three person ruling group: A three person ruling group triumvurate200 year period of Roman peace: 200 year period of Roman peace Pax RomanaHoly scriptures of Christianity: Holy scriptures of Christianity Holy Bible Old & New TestamentsTeachings of the Christian Church: Teachings of the Christian Church doctrineTemple to all gods in Rome: Temple to all gods in Rome pantheonArena for gladiator battles: Arena for gladiator battles ColisseumCenter of government in ancient Rome: Center of government in ancient Rome forumEpic poem by Virgil about the founding of Rome: Epic poem by Virgil about the founding of Rome AeneidThe mixture of Greek and Roman culture: The mixture of Greek and Roman culture Greco-RomanGroup of languages derived from Latin including French and Italian: Group of languages derived from Latin including French and Italian Romance languagesCodified law of the Byzantine Empire: Codified law of the Byzantine Empire Justinian CodeReligious images used in Christianity: Religious images used in Christianity iconsForm of artwork using pieces of tile and glass to create images: Form of artwork using pieces of tile and glass to create images mosaicsEarly Christian Church incorporating the dome on a rectangular building: Early Christian Church incorporating the dome on a rectangular building Hagia SophiaEastern Church of early Christianity: Eastern Church of early Christianity Greek/Eastern OrthodoxyWestern Church of early Christianity: Western Church of early Christianity Roman CatholicAlphabet adapted from the Greek alphabet to represent Slavic languages: Alphabet adapted from the Greek alphabet to represent Slavic languages CyrillicHoly scriptures of Islam: Holy scriptures of Islam Koran/QuranBasic concepts of Islam: Basic concepts of Islam Five PillarsIslamic sect believing the caliphate should be a descendant of Muhammad: Islamic sect believing the caliphate should be a descendant of Muhammad Shi’a / ShiiteIslamic sect believing the caliphate could be held by any Muslim: Islamic sect believing the caliphate could be held by any Muslim SunniEnded the expansion of Islam into Western Europe: Ended the expansion of Islam into Western Europe Battle of ToursHoly mosque built on the site where Muhammad ascended to Heaven: Holy mosque built on the site where Muhammad ascended to Heaven Dome of the RockMuslims of Spain: Muslims of Spain MoorsReligious wars to re-conquer Middle Eastern holy sites by Christianity: Religious wars to re-conquer Middle Eastern holy sites by Christianity CrusadesIslamic group which conquered Constantinople around 1300 AD: Islamic group which conquered Constantinople around 1300 AD Ottoman TurksReligious community of men who have taken religious vows: Religious community of men who have taken religious vows monasteryPeople who spread a religious message: People who spread a religious message missionariesLocal congregation of Catholicism with a priest in charge: Local congregation of Catholicism with a priest in charge parishEstate with peasant workers granted to a noble in exchange for loyalty and military service: Estate with peasant workers granted to a noble in exchange for loyalty and military service Manor / fiefNoble who held land and served a higher ranking lord: Noble who held land and served a higher ranking lord vassalMedieval peoples living in the area of present day France: Medieval peoples living in the area of present day France FranksDocument restricting the powers of the English king and listing individual freedoms for English people: Document restricting the powers of the English king and listing individual freedoms for English people Magna CartaNon-religious: Non-religious secularBelief in more than one god: Belief in more than one god polytheismBelief in one god: Belief in one god MonotheismMedieval building designed to protect the manor/fief from invasion: Medieval building designed to protect the manor/fief from invasion castleEthnic religion of Japan: Ethnic religion of Japan ShintoismGroup or chain of islands: Group or chain of islands archipelago