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Unit 1 Review

Unit 1 Review. Neolithic Era Stone tools Domestication of plants and animals Early societies Technology metallurgy

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Unit 1 Review

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Neolithic Era

Stone tools

Domestication of plants and animals

Early societies

Technology

metallurgy

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Agricultural Transition

Groups of people organized into political units

Populations began growing due to food surpluses

Trade developed between societies

More and more mass migration of people

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Social Distinction

Caste system

Gender roles/status

Role of agriculture

Crucial part of civilization

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Epic of Gilgamesh

Mesopotamian epic poem

Deals with search for immortality

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Mesopotamia

Traded with other civilizations as far away as the Indus River Valley

Between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers

Polytheistic religion – reinforced by the environment

Loose collection of city states

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Ziggurat

Mesopotamia

Built by kings to show political power

Served as a religious temple

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Hammurabi’s Code

First set of codified laws

Mesopotamia

Strict, punishment fits the crime

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Assyrians

Mesopotamia

Established the idea of empire

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Bronze Metallurgy

Created by combining copper and tin

Replaced stone tools

Used to create tools and weapons

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Cuneiform

First system of writing

Mesopotamia

Record keeping

Led to the development of formal, bureaucratic governments

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Israel

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Hittites

Conquered Egypt

Skilled warriors

Introduced chariots

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Egypt

Well organized society – lasting empires

Believed in afterlife – pyramids

Pharoah

For the most part polytheistic Akhenaton favored monotheism

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Pyramids

Egypt

Constructed for the pharaohs as their final resting spot

Showed the power of the paharaohs

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Hyksos

Semitic people

Conquered Egypt during the Middle Kingdom

Introduced bronze and chariots to Egypt

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Hieroglyphics

Egypt

Writing system

Use of pictures to depict words and ideas

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Harappan Society

Earliest know civilization in the Indus River Valley

Evidence of trade between Harappans and Mesopotamia

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Aryans

Conquerors of India

Brought religious ideas to India Ie - Hinduism

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Indus River Civilizations

Along the Indus River

Harappans and Mohenjo-Daro

Very little is known, because written records have not been deciphered

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Caste System

Social system in India

Enforced rules about social behavior

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Jati

Subcaste in the Indian Caste System

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Karma

Hindu belief

Your actions determine your fate in life and life after reincarnation

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Xia Dynasty

Early Chinese dynasty

Little known history due to the destruction of written records and literature by the Qin emperor

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Shang Dynasty

Mandate of heaven

Powerful priestly class

Bronze casting was a huge accomplishment

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Mandate of Heaven

Chinese idea introduced by the Shang

King/emperor is viewed as an intermediary between heaven and earth

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Olmec

Mesoamerica – located in modern day Mexico

Polytheistic

Known for human head sculptures

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Maya

Mesoamerica – modern day Mexico

Traded with Olmec

Polytheistic

Popul Vuh – the Mayan story of creation

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Chavin Cult

South American society

Percursor to the Inca

Domesticated the llama as a work animal

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Austronesians

Aboriginal people of Australia

Maintained hunting-gathering practices

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Polynesians

Island people of the south Pacific

Turned to agricultural life style and began settling

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Paleolithic Age

Time simple tools were developed

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Bantu

Groups of African people that migrated to the southern portions of the African continent.

Introduced metallurgy and agriculture to many parts of southern Africa

Many aspects of their culture are still seen in Africa today