lifestyles
outcomes
innovation
culture
civilizations
100
lifestyle defined by cultivating reliable food sources
agriculturalist
100
people developing new skillsets and knowledge
specialization
100
a metal alloy made of copper and tin
bronze
100
the Egyptian system of writing
hieroglyphics
100
every early civilization shares this geographic feature
river/ source of water
200
lifestyle defined by following food sources
hunter-gatherer
200
constructed due to having a sedentary lifestyle
permanent settlements
200
the first set of written laws
Hammurabi's code
200
a collection of clay sculptures found in China
Terracotta army
200
this is required to be considered a civilization
large population
300
hunter-gatherers and pastoralists have this in common
nomadic
300
division of society into separate classes
hierarchy
300
a 13,000 mile long barrier for defense
Great Wall
300
temples constructed to house the gods in Mesopotamia
ziggurat
300
civilization that created a legal system
Mesopotamia
400
climate change and shortages of resources cause this
migration
400
result of civilization collapsing and populations declining
regression
400
utilizing nearby bodies of water to cultivate crops
irrigation
400
placed on goods to show they came from the Indus Valley
seals
400
civilization that was geographically isolated
China
500
the goal of selective breeding
attaining preferable or necessary traits
500
economic aspect that allows people to exchange things
trade
500
understood by the mummification process
anatomy/ medicine
500
most early civilizations adopted this type of religion
polytheism
500
civilization that created a central drainage system
Indus Valley
600
What does this represent?
domestication
600
civilizations relying on each other through connections
interdependence
600
a written record of events
history
600
recognition and celebration of past events
tradition
600
civilization that constructed large tombs for its kings
Egypt