Early People and Agriculture.
Kingdoms and Culture of Egypt
China's First Dynasties and Empire
The Fertile Crescent and Babylonia, Israel, and Assyria
Early Indian Civilizations and Empires
100

An early person who hunted animals and gathered wild plants for food. 

hunter-gatherer

100

A preserved, wrapped body. 

Mummy

100

Work for the government. 

Civil Service

100

The study of the stars and planets. 

Astronomy 
100

A ruler. 

Raja

200

A period in history when everything was made from stone or wood. 

Old Stone Age

200

An enormous stone tomb. 

Pyramid

200

Rich, yellow soil. 

Loess

200

A group of different lands under one ruler. 

Empire

200

A trade good brought into a country. 

Import

300
Another word for farming. 

Agriculture

300

Literally means "great house" or palace, but came to mean "ruler". 

Pharaoh

300

A military leader who has his own army. 

Warlord

300

The bringing of water to dry fields by canals or pipes. 

Irrigation

300

A skilled worker, farmer, or merchant. 

Artisan

400

The surroundings of an area.

Environment 

400

A ruling family. 

Dynasty

400

A simple picture to stand for objects and ideals. 

Pictograph

400

A written collection of laws. 

Code 

400

A god or goddess. 

Deity

500

Any tool used to complete a task. 

Technology

500

Pictures or symbols that represent ideas, sounds, or objects. 

Hieroglyphics

500

A special priest who some people believe can tell the future using animal bones , or "dragon bones", and turtle shells. 

Oracle

500

The belief in only one god. 

Monotheism

500

The belief that the soul survives death to be born into a new body. 

Reincarnation

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