Five Fabulous Themes: General Geography
"You Kill a Mammoth, You're Set For Life": Early Hunter-Gather Societies
Our Worst Mistake?: The Development of Farming
I ❤️ River Valleys: The Cradles of Civilizations
How a Village Becomes an Empire: Expansion & Change of Civilizations
100

The major line associated with longitude.

What is the Prime Meridian?

100

The name of the 40% intact hominid skeleton found in East Africa.

What is "Lucy"?

100

The "New Stone Age."

What is the Neolithic Age?

100

A complex, highly organized social order.

What is a civilization?

100

Groups of states/territories controlled by one ruler.

What are empires?

200

The Five Themes of Geography.

What are Location, Place, Human-environment interaction, Movement & Region?

200

Early statues & sculptures depicted ___________.

What are pregnant women?

200

The prehistoric ancestor to the domesticated cow.

What is an auroch?

200

The four major rivers where the earliest civilizations arose.

What are the Tigris & Euphrates, Nile, Indus & Huang He rivers?

200

The ancient form of writing that emerged in Mesopotamia.

What is cuneiform?

300

Place is described in terms of ___________ & ___________.

What are physical features & human characteristics?

300

The study of the origins of people & their societies.

What is anthropology?

300

The four types of plants which were ground down to make flour for baking.

What are wheat, oats, barley & rye?

300

The location of the early Aztec & Mayan civilizations.

What are the highlands?

300

The three remaining city-states in our contemporary world.

What are Vatican City, Monaco & Singapore?

400

The period before people developed systems of writing.

What is Prehistory?

400

The definition of animism.

What is an early religious belief system that stated that the world was full of spirits and forces that might reside in animals, objects or dreams?

400

The definition of culture.

What is the way of life of a society that is handed down from one generation to the next by learning and experience?

400

Four examples of public works/infrastructure.

What are irrigation systems, roads, bridges & defensive walls?

400

The group of people who were excluded from being scribes.

Who are women?

500

Regions are areas of the world that are divided by…

What are physical characteristics, politics, economics & cultures?

500

The names of the couple who discovered bone pieces in Tanzania.

Who are Mary & Louis Leakey?

500

The three ways life changed for New Stone Age peoples.

What are they learned how to farm, they learned how to domestic animals & they created new technologies?

500

The eight features of civilization.

What are cities, well-organized central governments, complex religions, job specialization, social class, art & architecture, public works & writing?

500

The definition of cultural diffusion.

What is the spread of ideas, customs & technologies from one people to another?