Thematic approach
beginnings to 4000 BCE
kingdoms and innovations:4000-1000 BCE
an age of empires and interactions: 1000 BCE - 300 CE
a world changes: 300 CE - 1750 CE
100
Describe the definition of gender roles
customs relating to the position of men and women in society
100
what scientists studies artifacts or old stuff
archaeologist
100
what are they doing?
Farming
100
what sea is above Africa
mediterranean sea
100
what does pastoral nomad mean
a person who migrates and depends on the livestock they raise
200
why did they create a government in agent history
To make a base structure so the city-state can have quality peace.
200
why did they leave Africa
because of the climate
200
When we start farming we start?
growing
200
What got bigger in this section?
Empires
200
Where is this carved cave located?
Dazu in China
300
definition of the human environment is?
s early humans learned the advantages of cooperating with one another, they began to form communities and societies across the ancient world.
300
What new innovations and inventions resulted from humans beginning to farm?
They were able to farm by agriculture and fire is how they were able to start farming.
300
Why did the pace of historical change in certain parts of the world begin to speed up
They moved out to other areas of the world
300
What is the biggest empire?
Chinese empire
300
What were all the cons in this section?
Groups faced disease, starvation, war, and enslavement
400
What are the topics of the rise of civilizations?
the development of trade networks
the improvement of the written language
artistic and architectural advancements
the unification of smaller states
the prominence of patriarchal societies
400
what did they lack of
lack of writing.
400
Smaller tribes were combined into what?
city states
400
what is the silk road
a network of trading routes or a lot of trading routes
400
what were all the pros and cons in this section?
population increase, Language, and Religions increase.
500
what 6 themes are in this section
Human environment interaction, Rise of civilization, growth and changes in societies, belief system, and interconnectedness of societies.
500
How did larger communities and complex urban societies grow?
Additionally, they began to farm, which led to new inventions and innovations. These included the herding of animals, smelting of metals, the plow, twisted rope, musical instruments, religious worship, and complex boats
500
what inventions and ideas created between 4000 and 1000 B.C.E. were very
These included the wheel, writing, complex metallurgy metalworking, codes of law, mathematics, and astronomy.
500
What themes within ancient history did you read about in section 4
Empires got bigger but Chinese Romans were the biggest and they traded.
500
What religion started wars?
Islam