Lessons 1-4 Vocabulary Early Asian Civlizations Domain 2.

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Lessons 1-4 Vocabulary Early Asian Civlizations Domain 2

Common  Most widely known, ordinary.

Cultivate  To grow and/or tend to a crop or plant.

Fertile  Rich in the materials or nutrients needed to produce many strong, healthy crops.

Indus River  The river at the center of the first civilization in early India.

Irrigation Canals  Ditches cut into the earth to direct water where needed.

Bustling  Full of activity, moving busily or energetically.

Nestles  Settles in snugly and comfortably.

Recede  To draw back or move away from a certain point.

Source  The start or cause of something.

Existence  Life; presence; state of being real and actual rather than imagined

Hinduism  The most widely practiced religion in India and the third largest religion in the world.

Represents  Expresses or stands for

Sacred  Holy; something used in or dedicated to the worship of God or gods.

Contrary  The opposite of what was previously stated.

Devour  To eat very quickly; to gobble up

Distracted  Unable to focus or concentrate on something.

Pious  Religious

Unjust  Not right or fair