INST and Ideas World Civil. Unit 1 Exam

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History

the story of our species, a vehichle of how we understand the past and condoct our present existence

science, art, humanity

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Myths

contribute to misunderstandings, miscommunication and our ability to mediate with one another

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Cultural Relativisim

the idea that morality emerges from unique cultural contexts

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Bipedal mobility

walking on two legs

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Australopithecus Afarnsis

came from eastern and southern Africa from 2.5 to 4 million years ago. forensic evidence demonstrates that they were able to roam in trees. 1/3 the size of OUR brains and did not use very complex tools

<p>came from eastern and southern Africa from 2.5 to 4 million years ago. forensic evidence demonstrates that they were able to roam in trees. 1/3 the size of OUR brains and did not use very complex tools</p>
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Homo Habilis

the name means “handy man”. the first members of our genus, homo. larger brains, widespread tools. paleolithic art emerged during this era

<p>the name means “handy man”. the first members of our genus, homo. larger brains, widespread tools. paleolithic art emerged during this era</p>
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Homo Erectus

Homo Erectus changed our diet. began walking upright, living on the ground. digestive organs changing. new predators also emerged

<p>Homo Erectus changed our diet. began walking upright, living on the ground. digestive organs changing. new predators also emerged</p>
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Human nature and problem solving

our brain works around executing patterns, dopamine, problem solving. this was crucial towards domestication.

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Social changes, Homo Erectus

we moved from animalistic tendencies and care for the old, injured, disabled, elderly, pregnant. we develop in social roles

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Domestication of Fire

The domestication of fire was critical for our evolution. we were able to cook our food. cooked food has more calories and caloric effeciency propelled our development

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Why do we have to take our wisdom teeth out?

our teeth have impacted, our jaw no longer expands as it did. we don’t have a need to chew foods like we used to

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Rice as a grain

is the most calorie efficient grain

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Neanderthals

are a different species to humans. more socially behind than our homo species. smaller social group with a hypothesized different understanding of reality-dreams

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when did complex societies emerger

12k years ago

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Food Surplus

animals and animal labor helped us grow and become more efficient. we got a surplus in food and a new found freetime to do other things.

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Mesopotamia is greek for what

land between the rivers

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Animals and our Immune System

Animals exposed us to microbiomes which boosted our immune systems. This was also good for our ability to stay alive and further evolve

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Jobs specialized with..

food surplus and our improved immune systems

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In a hunter-gatherered band…

everyone focuses on food production

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how does agriculture and livestock help humans

helps us produce much more food, not everyone has to be a farmer

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specialized laborers AKA

artisans

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economic con of switching to manufacturing

typically associated with a lower GPA

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archeologists believed that women engaged in..

granaries, mills, textiles

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why did we start trading

we have so many goods that we don’t need, so there is a natural incentive to trade, and vise versa. cultural infusion emerges because of this trade.

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bartering entails what need

the need to document these transactions, debts, sales

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with trading came what social dynamic?

a hierarchy

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hierarchy

the organization of social castes of classes with higher castes exerting authority over the others

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ziggurat

massive step pyraminds. we see that human life is valued, and the rich. the rich were able to be spared from the floods at the top.

<p>massive step pyraminds. we see that human life is valued, and the rich. the rich were able to be spared from the floods at the top. </p>