Vocab
Civilizations
Agricultural Revolution
Geography
Early Society
100

The beliefs, behaviors and knowledge passed from one generation to another (includes food, clothes, music). 

Culture

100

The period of Human history before writing was invented.

Prehistory

100

Another word for farming and raising crops.

Agriculture

100

The area of the world that Civilization began in. 

The Fertile Crescent

100

The majority of tools made from this era of early humanity are made from these two materials. 

Stone and bone

200

The long term pattern of weather conditions across a specific region.

Climate
200

an advanced human society featuring culture, government, farming, etc. 

Civilization

200

The taming of wild animals and plants to suit humans needs; dogs and cats. 

Domestication (domesticate)

200

The Rivers of the Fertile Crescent. 

Tigris and Euphrates

200

What are 3 things fire provided early human societies? (BE ABLE TO TELL US WHY EACH WAS A BENEFIT)

Answers Vary: Warmth, Light, Cooked Food, Protection, Use in Tool making, Social groups
300

the area of a city and its surrounding land 

Metropolitan Area

300

The civilization located between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers

Mesopotamia


300

Catalhoyuk and Jericho are examples of what?

Early Human Cities

300

During the Ice Age, sea levels dropped. This often exposed a ___________-_________ which humans could then walk over. The most famous is Beringia; in the Bering Sea. 

Land Bridge/ Ice Bridge

300

Early Humans were always on the move; as ________-___________ they needed to follow their prey and find new sources of food. 

Hunter-Gatherers

400

The use of knowledge or tools to complete work or accomplish tasks. 

Technology

400

This civilization calls the Nile River home. 

Egypt

400
What are 3 reasons early humans chose to establish their settlements near water?

Answers vary; farming, fresh water for drinking/eating, transport, trade etc. 

400

An area near a river that provides very fertile land for growing crops.

River Valley

400

What is one benefit of Oral Language developing in early humans?

Answers Vary; Better Hunting, Better Tech/tools, Cooperation, Closer Communities. 

500
Literally means "Map the World", this is the study of the physical world like landforms, climate, and natural resources. 

Geography

500

The era following the stone age; humans humans develop the ability to use their first metal. 

Bronze Age

500

Describe at least 4 "traits" of civilization. 

Answers Vary: Agriculture, Cities, Art and Architecture, Government, etc. 

500

Fine, fertile soil deposited by rivers during flooding. 

Silt

500

What evidence have archaeologists discovered that suggests early humans believed in an afterlife? 

Graves and Burial sites