Geography
The directions north, south, east and west
Caridnal directions
Invisible lines that wrap around the earth horizontally and measures the distance from the Prime Meridian
Meridians
A person who lives place to place
Nomad
The area between the Euphrates and Tigris rivers
Fertile Crescent
Another name for king Narmer
Menes
The number of continents on earth
7
A pyramid that has the people with the most power at the top and the least at the bottom
Social pyramid
The taming or training of animals for help
Domestication
Training for a job
Specialization
The longest and most versatile river in Egypt
The Nile
The directions northeast, southeast, northwest, southwest.
Intermediate directions
The most important line of latitude
Equator
The two ways to get food in the early days of humans
Hunting and gathering
The belief in one god
Monotheism
The process of drying a body and wrapping it
Mummification
Example: A diary
Primary source
To go from North America to Europe, you must go ______
East
The greatest human invention in the early years
The first law code
Hammurabi's Code
Where kings were buried
Example: Biography
Secondary source
A map that shows historical events
Historical map
Where humans commonly stayed
The creators of cuneiform
Sumerians
The middle of the social pyramid
Scribes