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1 6th Grade Vocabulary

2 Early Man Vocabulary Page 8
Students will write the Word, Definition and Icon/Picture on page 8 Vocabulary List: Hunter and Gatherer (Notes) Civilization (Notes)- The society, culture, and way of life of a particular area Paleolithic Age (Textbook) Neolithic Age (Textbook) Domesticate (Textbook) Agriculture (Textbook) Trade (Textbook) Ore (Textbook) Page 8 Early Man Vocabulary

3 Mesopotamia Vocabulary
Word Definition Icon 1. Monarchy 2. Ziggurat 3. Cuneiform 4. Tribute 5. Siege 6. Astronomy 7. Aqueduct 8. Code of Hammurabi 9. Epic of Gilgamesh Notebook Page 16 Mesopotamia Vocabulary

4 Egypt Vocabulary Word Definition & Significance Icon 1. Delta
2. Papyrus 3. Pyramid 4. Pharaoh 5. Hieroglyph 6. Embalming 7. Social Pyramid 8. Battle of Kadesh 9. 10. Notebook Page 48 Egypt Vocabulary

5 Ancient Israel Vocabulary Textbook pages 101-117
Word Definition/Significance Icon 1. Judaism 2. Covenant 3. Ten Commandment 4. Prophet 5. Sabbath 6. Monotheism 7. Rabbi 8. Execute 9. Gentile 10. Synagogue Notebook Page 66 Ancient Israel Vocabulary Textbook pages

6 Persia Vocabulary Word Definition Icon 1. 2 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Notebook Page Persia Vocabulary

7 India Vocabulary Word Definition Icon 1. 2 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Notebook Page India Vocabulary

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