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What do archaeologists study?
artifacts
This event started the New Stone Age.
farming
How do we know Ancient civilizations believed in afterlife?
the bodies were buried with stuff
the first cities were built near what?
rivers
Who united the Hebrew (Israelite) tribes into one kingdom?
David
The majority of Egyptians fell into this group.
farmers
Which kingdom built pyramids?
Old Kingdom
This group of traders spread civilization throughout the Mediterranean.
Phonecians
The ancient Egyptians viewed their pharaohs as what?
gods
Triangular area of marshland formed by deposits of silt.
delta
a skilled worker
artisan
Belief in many gods
polytheism
Spread of ideas, technologies, and customs
cultural diffusion
study of people, environment, and resources
geography
earliest known period of history
Old Stone Age
Five themes of geography
Location
Place
Human Environment Interaction
Movment
Region
People that study how past people lived
historians
The old stone age is also known as what?
Paleolithic Age
human-like primate
hominid
people who moved from place to place
nomads
Belief of spirits in animals and objects
animism
The New Stone Age is also known as what?
Neolithic Age
another name for taming animals
domestication
a complex, highly organized social order
civilization
eight features of civilization
cities
job specialization
organized government
writing
complex religion
public works
arts and architecture
social classes
What were social classes ranked by?
jobs
people who read and write
scribes
a political unit that includes a city and its surrounding area
city-state
a group of city-states controlled by one ruler
empire
What are the two region of Ancient Egypt?
Upper and lower
Which kingdom was ruled by pharaohs?
old kingdom
person in charge of supervision of taxes, faming, and irrigation
vizier
Rulers of the New Kingdom
Hatshepsut
Ramses II
Assyrians/Persians
a process in which a body is buried with everything they need and preserve the body for the afterlife
mummification
what is the order of the social classes?
pharaoh and family
priests/ priestesses
Nobles
Merchants, scribes, artisans
Farmers
Slaves
picture writing
hieroglyphics
What two rivers was the Fertile Cresent between?
Tigris and Euphrates
The first Sumerian cities started around what year?
3200 B.C.
King of Babylon
Hammurabi
the first important attempt by a ruler to codify or arrange all the laws
Hammurabi's Code
two parts of Hammurabi's Code
criminal law
civil law
In 539 B.C. Babylon fell to who?
the Persians
Persians controlled territory from where to where?
Turkey to India
the Persians were unified under who?
Darius
Darius divided the empire into these
provinces
provinces were controlled these governors
satraps
The Persians used these instead of using the barter economy
weights, measures, and coins
barter economy
exchanging goods and services for other goods and services
Who was the founder of the Israelites?
Abraham
The Israelite kingdom divided after who's death?
Solomon's
The Israelites were this, which meant that they only believed in one God
monotheistic
holds laws and teachings for Israelites
Torah
people who interpret God's will
prophets
moral standards for the Israelites
Code of Ethics