Maps
Time
Religion #1
Religion #2
Early Humans #1
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Before Common Era, used to show years before the birth of Christ in the western calendar

BC/BCE

1

a person who makes maps

Cartographer

1

set of beliefs and practices that help people find meaning in the world

Religion

1

Belief in one god

Monotheism

1

A group that includes humans, their ancestors, and other species closely related to them

Hominid

2

Common Era, used to show years after birth of Christ in the western calendar

AD/CE

2

Vertical lines running north to south used to describe the location of any place on earth

Longitude

2

Something done repeatedly, a tradition or custom

Practices

2

Belief in multiple gods

Polytheism

2

Movement of people or animals from one region to another, often in search of food, resources, or better living conditions

Migration

3

representation of the passage of time including important events

Timeline

3

Horizontal lines running east to west used to describe the location of any place on earth 

Latitude

3

An idea or thought one accepts as being real

Belief

3

A set of traditional stories that help explain the world

Mythology

3

Describing a lifestyle where people move from place to place instead of permanently staying in one place

Nomadic

4

important event or point in time that marks progress or achievement

Milestone

4

The symbol on a map that shows the compass directions

Compass Rose

4

A set of ideas or thoughts one accepts as being true or real

Belief system

4

The way someone sees or thinks about something

Perspective

4

A member of a nomadic group that depends on hunting, fishing, and gathering wild plants for food instead of farming.

Hunter Gatherer

5

arrangement of events in the order they occured

Chronology

5

A little box of info on a map that shows what the different lines and symbols mean

Key

5

a super powerful being with control over some aspect of life (god or goddess)

Deity

5

To show honor and/or respect to a thing, idea, or god

Worship

5

A community or group of people living in a specific area, often established as a result of agriculture and permanent living

Settlement