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14 Cards in this Set
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Key word: Economic
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Goods and services
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Key words: Political Science
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Goverment
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Key words: History
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The past
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Key words: Sociology
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Family
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Key Words:Religion & Philosophy
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Values and beliefs
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Key words: Anthropology
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Man and his cultures
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Key words: Geography
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Location, Place, Relationship to the environment, Movement, Region
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Early cultures went through 4 stages:
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1. Invention of tools
2. Discovery of fire 3. Growth of agriculture 4. Use of writing |
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The most important social unit in any culture is
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Family is the most important social unit in any culture because the family teachers customs and traditions.
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Family types
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1. Nuclear-mom, dads, kids
2. Extended- several generations 3. Alternative |
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Social Status can be looked at by
Typically in the following order: |
Leader
Religious Leader* Nobles/ Government Officials/ Military Officials* Artisans/Merchants Common workers/ Peasants/ Farmers |
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RELIGION & PHILOSOPHY
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Values and beliefs
Morals Ethics Right vs. Wrong |
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The 5 themes of geography:
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The 5 themes of geography:
1. Location- absolute/relative Where? 2. Place- What is it like? Whats there? What are the features? Psychical, man-made features, people 3. Relationship to Environment- (concern since 1970) How people modify/ change the environment 4. Movement- 3 types A. Temporary- cyclical- work/day B. Periodic-Summer C. Permanent- migration 5. Regions- characteristics |
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The 5 themes of geography:
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The 5 themes of geography:
1. Location- absolute/relative Where? 2. Place- What is it like? Whats there? What are the features? Psychical, man-made features, people 3. Relationship to Environment- (concern since 1970) How people modify/ change the environment 4. Movement- 3 types A. Temporary- cyclical- work/day B. Periodic-Summer C. Permanent- migration 5. Regions- characteristics |
