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10/26 Focus: –The first quarter quarterly exam will be next Tuesday 10/30. Do Now: –Explain the difference between the Paleolithic era and Neolithic era.

11/4 Focus: –The Neolithic Revolution led to development of permanent settlements and then to the development of civilizations in river valleys. Do Now: –Identify two reasons that civilizations developed in river valleys

Quarterly Exam Review Fields of Study and social science tools Early Humans Neolithic Revolution & Growth of Civilizations River Valley Civilizations: –Mesopotamia –Egypt –India –China

Economists Study the following: – Scarcity of resources – What a society should produce – How to produce it and for whom – Distribution of goods and services

Sociologists Study society and social behavior

Archeologists Study the physical artifacts of a society

Political Scientists Study the origin, development, and operation of political systems

Historians Research, analyze, and interpret the past Use primary and secondary sources

Anthropologists Study the origin and the physical, social, and cultural development of humans

Geographers Study the connection between people and the places where they live

1.Which social scientist specializes in studying issues such as labor and availability of goods? A.anthropologist B.sociologist C.economist D.archaeologist

2.Which aspect of social science would a geographer most likely study in depth? A.how beliefs influence the behavior of a group of people B.how economic events influence history C.how location influences the way people live D.how people influence governmental decisions

3.Which social scientists are best known for studying the physical artifacts of a culture? A.Geographers B.Archaeologists C.economists D.sociologists

4.When studying ancient civilizations, a geographer would be most interested in looking at A.language as a form of expression B.family structure C.climatic influences on food production D.standards for leadership

Quarterly Exam Review Identify the theory shown in the image that is supported by the archeological discoveries made by Mary Leakey?

Quarterly Exam Review What era of human history is shown in the pictures below? What characterized human life during this period?

Quarterly Exam Review What era of human history is shown in the picture? What images in the picture would lead to this conclusion?

Quarterly Exam Review –Advanced cities –Organized government –Specialization of labor –Organized religion –Social classes –Art and Architecture –Public works –System of record keeping or writing –Traditional Economy

1.How did the introduction of agriculture affect early peoples? A.Societies became nomadic. B.Food production declined. C.Civilizations developed. D.Birthrates decreased rapidly.

2.Early peoples who moved frequently as they searched for the food they needed for survival are called A.hunters and gatherers B.village dwellers C.subsistence farmers D.guild members

3.Presence of public works, art and architecture, organized religions, and systems of writings are associated with: A.Economic Development in Ancient Egypt B.Cultural Diffusion in Mohenjo-Daro C.Features of the Old Stone Age D.Characteristics of Civilizations

4.The term “subsistence farmers” refers to people who grow: A.enough food to feed an entire village B.food to sell in village markets C.just enough food to meet the needs of the immediate family D.a single cash crop

Quarterly Exam Review What characteristic of civilization is shown in the diagrams? Where is most of the power and wealth found in these diagrams

Quarterly Exam Review List three common characteristics found in each of these locations.

Quarterly Exam Review Identify how geography effects cultural diffusion Identify how geography effects ethnocentrism

Quarterly Exam Review Belief Systems –Contrast the Egyptian view of their gods and the afterlife and Sumerian views of their gods and the afterlife.

Quarterly Exam Review Identify the civilization that each geographic characteristic is most closely associated. Nile River Valley Tigris & Euphrates Yellow River Indus River Deccan Plateau Himalayas (2) Waterfalls and Sahara Desert Gobi Desert Hindu Kush Natural Barriers (3) Khyber Pass Fertile Crescent Unpredictable River flooding (3) Predictable Flooding (1) Lack of Natural Barriers

Quarterly Exam Review Identify the civilization that each term is associated with: Ziggurats Pyramids Mohenjo-Daro Harappa Oracle Bones Aryans Book of the Dead Hieroglyphics Cuneiform Han Dynasty Caste System Maurya and Gupta Empires Mandate of Heaven Hanging Gardens of Babylon PharaohsGilgamesh

Quarterly Exam Review Belief Systems –Compare and contrast Hinduism and Buddhism Eightfold Path Dharma Karma Brahman Reincarnation Atman MokshaNirvanaThe Caste System Four Noble Truths No founder Founded by Siddhartha Guatma

Quarterly Exam Review Philosophies (Confucianism, Legalism, Taoism) –Identify the philosophy associated with each term, name, or statement The Five RelationshipsHarsh penalties for breaking laws Seek a balance with nature Filial Piety Strict control of education and free thinking Lao Tzu Placed high value on education rather than punishment “The Way”

Quarterly Exam Review Know the difference between a primary source and a secondary source Textbook Journal EntryWikipedia entry about ancient China Video showing President Kennedy being assassinated Documentary on Ancient Egypt Autobiography Newspaper article written during the Civil War