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Hunter Gatherer or Farmer Early Farming Features of Civilization Vocabulary Random
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traveled with the seasons; lived in temporary homes
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traveled with the seasons; lived in temporary homes
hunter-gatherer
more possessions & bigger families
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more possessions & bigger families
farmer
had first type of government
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had first type of government
farmers
could more easily adapt
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could more easily adapt
hunter-gatherers
more conflict
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more conflict
farmer
this is when you have more than you need
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this is when you have more than you need
surplus
changing the growth of animals or behavior of animals in ways that are useful to humans
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changing the growth of animals or behavior of animals in ways that are useful to humans
domesticate
because of farming, there was more ______ and more ______
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because of farming, there was more ______ and more ______
food and people
domesticated animals are _______ than wild animals
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domesticated animals are _______ than wild animals
smaller
when people spend most of their working in one job, excel at one skill - it is called
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when people spend most of their working in one job, excel at one skill - it is called
specialization
shared set of beliefs about supernatural powers or beings that created and ruled the world
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shared set of beliefs about supernatural powers or beings that created and ruled the world
religion
first civilizations were created around
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first civilizations were created around
major rivers
these people/person were at the top of the social class pyramid
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these people/person were at the top of the social class pyramid
king
temples, tombs, palaces, music, literature are examples of this feature of civilization
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temples, tombs, palaces, music, literature are examples of this feature of civilization
arts and architecture
large scale projects such as roads, water systems, city walls, and granaries are examples of this feature of civilization
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large scale projects such as roads, water systems, city walls, and granaries are examples of this feature of civilization
public works
a complex society that has cities, a well-organized government, and workers with specialized job skills
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a complex society that has cities, a well-organized government, and workers with specialized job skills
civilization
the new stone age
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the new stone age
neolithic
a big change that affects multiple people in multiple areas
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a big change that affects multiple people in multiple areas
revolution
groups of people that occupy different ranks or levels in society
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groups of people that occupy different ranks or levels in society
social class
the belief that your right to rule comes from God
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the belief that your right to rule comes from God
divine right of rulers
a supply of something that can be used as needed
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a supply of something that can be used as needed
resource
3 most important resources for early civilizations
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3 most important resources for early civilizations
water, soil, and seeds
managing resources and forming and training an army are roles that are part of this feature of civilization
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managing resources and forming and training an army are roles that are part of this feature of civilization
organized government
true or false: early civilizations believed in one god.
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true or false: early civilizations believed in one god.
false
the first type of writing in early civilizations was used for
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the first type of writing in early civilizations was used for
numbers to record the amount of crops harvested
List 5 differences between hunter-gatherers and farmers; give an example for at least 5 features of civilization
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List 5 differences between hunter-gatherers and farmers; give an example for at least 5 features of civilization
HG: traveled, temporary homes, only had what they could carry, small families, could adapt easier, less certain food supply, less conflict, no governments, did not use animals, everyone hunted/gathered F: permanent homes, stayed in one place, domesticated animals for work, specialized in jobs, more certain food, more conflict, creation of governments, more possessions, bigger families /// Government: managed resources, trained armies, Religion: multiple gods who controlled events, Job Specialization: farmers, weavers, potters, etc., Social Classes: Kings, Farmers, Merchants, Public Works: walls, road, Arts/Architecture: temples, tombs, paintings, Writing: numbers to record grain, laws, prayers




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