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24 Cards in this Set
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all human beings
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humanity
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a step forward, an improvement
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advance
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making or growing
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producing
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a very large, important change
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revolution
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someone, or something, that comes before
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forerunner
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a way of doing something
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method
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to tame plants or animals to serve human needs
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domesticate
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objects made out of baked clay, such as bowls, vases, or storage pots
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pottery
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farming
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agriculture
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different kinds
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varieties
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to accept or use something new
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adopt
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a scientist who studies the cultures of different groups of people
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anthropologist
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a member of a group that moves from place to place looking for food, water and/or grazing land for their animals
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nomad
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someone who lives in a particular place
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inhabitant
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inside
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interior
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a small group of houses, usually smaller than a town
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village
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after a while, at last
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eventually
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a machine used for making cloth
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loom
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making cloth by passing threads over and under each other
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weaving
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land, objects or money received from someone who has died
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inheritance
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a god or goddess
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deity
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make a great change
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transform
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a holy building
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shrine
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how fast or slow something happens
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pace
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