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Arctic Ocean

Smallest and coldest ocean

Fertile Crescent

Cradle of Civilization

Indian Ocean

warmest ocean

King or Queen

Leader of a constitutional monarchy

New World

North & South America

Old World

Asia, Africa, Europe, Australia, Antarctica

Pacific Ocean

Largest ocean

President

Leader of a republic

Diameter of the earth

8,000 miles

Circumference of the earth

25,000 miles

History

the written record of mankind

Geography

the study of the earth's surface

The Bible

the only completely accurate record of ancient history

Mt. Ararat

The place that Noah's Ark is believed to have come to rest after the flood

Culture

the way of life of a group of people

Evolution

the false idea that man began as an animal and slowly changed into a man

Republic

the type of government we have in the USA

Babylon

the city that was probably named after the Tower of Babel

B.C.

"Before Christ"

The creation of Adam & Eve

the event that marks the beginning of human history

Progress

the human development of new knowledge and greater skills throughout history

Farmer

the main occupation of the Sumerians

Irrigation

the supplying land with water

Cuneiform

The Sumerian form of wedge-shaped writing

Seal

the instrument the Sumerians used to stamp documents

Superstition

a belief that is based on fear and ignorance rather than truth

Canaan

the land promised to Abraham

Lady Shubad

her tomb was discovered in ancient Ur

Nanna

the Sumerian moon god

Chaldea

southern part of Sumer

Fertile Crescent

the "Cradle of Civilization"

Abraham

one citizen of Ur who did not worship idols

Mesopotamia

the land "between the rivers"

Leonard Woolley

archaeologist who discovered the buried city of Ur

Humanism

man's attempt to put himself in place of or above God

Nation

one body of people who think of themselves as one, are united under one ruler, and subject to the same general rules

Government

the setting up of authorities to rule a city, state, or nation

Tower of Babel

the structure that was built to try and reach to heaven and keep the people from being scattered