MSCS 5 REVIEW GAME

Charity, Sympathy, & Generosity

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The act of giving money, food, or other kinds of help to people who are poor, sick, etc.

Charity

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Charity, Sympathy, Generosity

Charisse donates a portion of her allowance to help provide food for a local homeless shelter.

Charity

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The quality of being kind, understanding, and not selfish, especially willingness to give money and other valuable things to others.

Generosity

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Charity, Generosity, Sympathy

Julie is going through a tough time after a family problem. Rannie spends time listening to them and providing emotional support.

Sympathy

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Charity, Sympathy, or Generosity

You have some extra food and clothing that you no longer need. Instead of throwing them away, you decide to donate them to a local homeless shelter to help those in need and use your free time to volunteer.

Generosity

Moral Dilemma, POV, Empathy, Compassionate

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A situation in which an individual must choose between two moral options and must honor only one of them.

Moral Dilemma

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The principles and values based on what society believes are the right and acceptable ways of behaving.

Moral standards

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Give the 3 types of empathy

Cognitive Empathy

Emotional Empathy

Compassionate Empathy / Empathic Concern

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Types of Empathy: 

Your friend recently failed an important exam, and they seem very upset. They confide in you about their feelings of disappointment and frustration. 

 "I understand how you must be feeling, failing an exam can be really disheartening."

Cognitive Empathy

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Types of Empathy: 

You notice a new student sitting alone at lunch, looking lonely and uncomfortable. You decide to approach them, introduce yourself, and invite them to sit with your group of friends. 

What type of empathy are you demonstrating by reaching out to the new student?

Compassionate Empathy

Prehistory

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Period before written records or documentation

Prehistory

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Because of these, archaeologists know about Stone Age people and their lives

artefacts / artifacts

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Three periods of Stone Age (in chronological order)

Paleolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic

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This artefact showed that some people began to settle in one place establishing towns and cities.

Çatalhöyük Neolithic building site

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In this Stone Age period, the domestication of plants and animals was a characteristic feature.

Neolithic 

Ancient Egypt

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River that helped shaped the Ancient Egypt Civilization

Nile or Nile River

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The annual flooding or inundation in the Nile River leaves this kind of soil that makes the ground fertile.

silt

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Egypt was called with this as the Nile River was the center of Egyptian civilization.

The Gift of the Nile

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If this occurs the people and animals will die of thirst and hunger in Ancient Egypt.

drought

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If this occurs in the Nile River, transmission of diseases from the parasites and destruction of houses and farms will be the effect.

floods were too high

Mesopotamia and Agriculture/ Indus Valley

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Meaning of the word "Mesopotamia"

Land "between two rivers"

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Rivers in Mesopotamia

Tigris and Euphrates

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This river is important to the success of its valley civilization as it provided water to the arid region

Indus River

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The land where Mesopotamia was built because of its shape and fertile soil.

Fertile Crescent

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The significant factors and developments led to the emergence of the earliest civilizations in ancient history.

Agriculture and the transition from a nomadic lifestyle / Agriculture