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With a friend or on your own try an answer as many identifications as possible.
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Is defined by its five themes Location Regions Place Movement Human-Environment Interactions
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Area of land surrounded by water on 3 sides Give examples
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A man made object
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To Show chronological order of events
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People who study the physical artifacts of a culture
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Opinion used words such as: better, horrible, worst, best, scary, awesome, evil, good. Fact: Numbers, There are, There is, exactly, total, He did_____ on this date.
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People study the Development of early human beings Look at the culture over the physical
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Eyewitness statement/Interview Document Autobiography News Paper
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A strong wind Who has monsoons? India
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Mountains and Deserts
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Egypt-Nile Sumer-tigris and Euphrates China-Yellow (Hung- he) and Yangtze Rome- Tibir India-Indus
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New Stonage Beginning of Farming Begginning of Permanent settlements Begininning of City/Civilizations
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Always think………… AFRICA Great rift valley
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Africa Sometimes the answer can be fertile crescent which touches Africa as well
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New Stone AgeOld Stone Age Farmers Larger numbers Hunters and Gatherers Smaller numbers
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Moral and legal code of the Hebrews
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Allowed freedom of religion in India Allowed Buddhism
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Legal code of Sumer and the Babylonian Empire
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Legal code of the Romans
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Social structure you are born into Started by the aryans Also part of Hinduism Can only move up when you are reincarnated
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India’s Greatest Empire
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First real Dynasty of China First emperor ◦ Shi-hundi United China
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Collection of city-states Divided due to geography Athens-Democracy Sparta-Oligarchy
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Established Hammurabi's code Fell to the Persians Had a Barter economy
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First Epic, written in sumer (similar to Noahs ark)
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Greek Epic written by homer, tells the story of the Trojan war
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India Epic tells the story of a prince who looses his wife and finds her.
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Sumer Akkad Sumer Babylon Hitties Assaryans Babylon Persia Egypt India China Greece Rome
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The belief that a Dynasty actions gave them the right to rule. They do poor job, they lose their right to rule
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Social order is the highest ideal Based on respect and the 5 relationships King-Subject, Husband-wife, Brother- younger brother, Parent-Child, friend-friend
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Road from China to Europe Broke the barrier caused by the mountains and desert
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Direct-democracy
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Oligarchy
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Direct-DemocracyOligarchy Individual over state Creativity and the arts State before the individual Military no creativity
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United cultures from all over the know world Cultural Diffusion
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Mountains geography
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Caste system born into it
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Brahmins (preists) Kshatriyas(warriors) Vaisyas (Merchants) Sudras (servants, Slaves)
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Hindu’s and Buddhists The act of coming back to life after death.
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8 fold path Tripitkka (3 Baskets)
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Roman Laws that governed all Romans Similar to 10 Commandments, Hammurabi’s Code and Justinian’s Code.
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This allowed Rome to become an Empire and gain various resources from trade and land.
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Rome being a peninsula in the middle of the Mediterranean sea allowed it to be the center of all trade.
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Creates powerful and stabalized civilizations. Weak ones cause dissorder and confusion.
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Has roots in Judaism An ethical code and is monotheistic Roman Catholic Church ◦ Protestant Religions Baptists, Calvinists, Huguenots, etc. Eastern Orthodox ◦ Greek and Russian Orthodox Coptic (Egypt)
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