Geography
Social Studies Concepts
Early Humans
Mesopotamia/Israelites
Egypt
100

The directions north, east, South, and west

cardinal directions

100

A decade

10 years

100

A nomad

Someone that moves from place to place

100
Polytheism

A belief in many gods

100

Astronomy

The study of stars and planets

200

The directions northeast, southeast, northwest, and southwest

intermediate directions

200

A century

100 years

200

Old Stone Age

Paleolithic Age

200

In between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers

The Fertile Crescent

200

Narmer is also known as what? Which United

Menes which united both Upper and Lower Egypt

300

lines of latitude are

imaginary lines that circle the Earth from east to west

300

A secondary source

Hearing or knowing about something or someone without witnessing it, second hand

300

Domestication

The training or raising of animals to help do different jobs and have a constant food source

300

The Israelites were different from Mesopotamians because

The Israelites were monotheistic or, they believed in one god
300

Define theocracy

A from of government. Pharaohs were both political and religious leaders, They were chosen by gods and they controlled resources

400

A Map Key

The explanation on a map to understand it

400

A millennium

1,000 years

400

Specialization

The process of learning jobs skillfully

400

Some Sumerian inventions

Cuneiform a writing system, the wheel, a wooden plow, and more

400

At the top and bottom of the Egyption Social Class
Pyramid

 The rich Pharaoh with jewlery at the top, and the priests, slaves, and workers at the bottom

500

A hemisphere 

a half of the world

500

A primary source

Witnessing someone or something, first hand

500

How the Paleolithic people got food

hunting and gathering

500

Floods of the rivers helped Mesopotamian's because

it provided them with a very good rich soil for farming

500

The ancient Egyption belief in afterlife

They believed that Ka could live after death which led to mummification

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