Paleolithic Era
When was fire discovered?
The writing form used.
What was Cuneiform writing?
They were located along this strip of land.
What was the fertile crescent?
What was the mongols in 1347?
Belief that individual matters and humans can think for themselves.
What is humanism?
This wasn't made of wood or metal like others.
What were chipped stone tools?
Temples and religious structures.
What are Ziggurats?
The natural resources.
What was the clay used for writing tablets, pots, and tools?
What was the increase of jobs because of the deaths?
A characteristic of secularism.
What is the focus on worldly matters rather than spiritual or religious matters?
5 domesticated animals.
What were dogs, cattle, goats, pigs, and sheep.
4 tools they used.
What are arch, wheel and axel, sail, and plow?
A land between two rivers.
What is a Mesopotamia.
What is 1/3 of the population?
A person who cares about artists and supports them through everything.
What is patron of the arts?
These were the 3 negative affects on on agricultural societies.
What were increased warfare, crop failure, and spread of disease?
Their religion.
What was polytheistic religion?
What is 3500 BCE to 235 BCE?
In 1348 it arrived here.
What is England?
It was a rebirth.
What is rebirth of Greek and Roman times?
This changed in 700 BC.
What were settlements that grew into towns?
The 3 social classes.
What were nobles and priests, commoners, and slaves?
Mummification.
What is the process of removing a brain through the nose and putting the organs in a pot before wrapping the body in cloth?
3 levels of the disease.
What is Bubonic, Pheumonic, and Septicemic?
3 characteristics of art.
What is classicism, individualism, and geometrical arrangements?