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Chapter 1 The Review Game

Geography Skills The Earth is divided into imaginary lines that are horizontal and labeled as north and south. These lines are called…

Geography Skills Latitude

Geography Skills Line on a map that is marked off to show actual distances between two points on a map. Ex)

Geography Skills Scale

Geography Skills This type of map (map projection) is round

Geography Skills Robinson Projection

Geography Skills The Earth is divided into imaginary lines that are vertical and labeled as east and west. These lines are called…

Geography Skills Longitude

Geography Skills Using the following map, what country is located at: 60N, 100W

What Country? 60°N,100°W

Geography Skills Canada

Geography Skills What county is located at: 35°N, 95°E

What Country? 35°N, 95°E

Geography Skills China

Vocab Name for the period of time before man began to keep written records

Vocab Prehistory

Vocab Something made by man (ex: diary, coins, art, tools)

Vocab Artifacts

Vocab Name of canyon where first tools by man were found

Vocab Olduvai Gorge

Vocab Anything created by man to make his life or a task easier (a tool or skill)

Vocab Technology

Vocab Way of life for a society: their values, beliefs, and practices

Vocab Culture

Vocab Creatures that stand upright and walk on two feet all the time

Vocab Hominids

Vocab Skeleton found to be one of the first hominids

Vocab Lucy

People Scientist who discovered Lucy

Donald Johanson

Hominids Hominid also known as, “Handy Man”

Hominids Homo Habilis

Hominids Hominid who first used fire and made more complex tools like the hand ax

Hominids Hominid who developed cave art and is most closely related to modern humans

Hominids Homo Sapiens

Vocab Name for a period of time that lasted from 2 million B.C.E. to 10,000 B.C.E.

Vocab Paleolithic Era

Vocab Name for the period of time that lasted from 10,000 B.C.E. to about 3,000 B.C.E. (when writing was first developed)

Vocab Neolithic Era

Vocab Another name for the Paleolithic Era

Vocab Old Stone Age

Vocab Someone who travels from place to place in search of food and water

Vocab Nomads

Vocab Ancient belief that spirits inhabit plants and animals

Vocab Animism

Vocab Raise or train animals to help man and serve his purposes

Vocab Domesticate

Vocab Name for the major change in how man lives when he stops being a nomad and settles down in and lives in one place because now he’s a farmer

Vocab Neolithic Revolution

Fun Facts First animal domesticated by man

Fun Facts Dog

Vocab When you have more than you need of something, you have a…

Vocab Surplus

Vocab Type of economy that depends on people doing the same thing, every day, with habits and customs, and doesn’t change over time

Vocab Traditional Economy

Vocab A complex, highly organized social order. One of the primary characteristics is the existence of cities

Vocab Civilization

Civilizations Name two of the basic features that define civilization

Civilizations Name two more of the basic features that define civilization

Civilization 7 Features: Organized Governments Complex Religions Job Specialization Social Classes Arts and Architecture Public Works Writing

Civilization Name one environmental event that can affect civilization

Civilization Examples include earthquake or volcano as natural disasters, or drought or flood as weather

Civilization Name the four ancient river valley civilizations

Civilizations Sumer Indus Egypt Huang

Civilizations Which ancient river valley civilization was formed along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers?

Civilization Sumer

Civilization This person would record (on paper or in stone) the decisions of rulers or history of a people

Vocab Scribe

Vocab A city and the surrounding area including farm land

Vocab City-State

Vocab Several city-states or regions all under control of the same government or ruler

Vocab Empire

Vocab What its called when cultures mix and share ideas with each other

Vocab Cultural Diffusion