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absolute location
The exact position of a place on the earth's surface.
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relative location
The position of a place in relation to another place
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radiocarbon dating
Archaeologists use this test to determine the date/age of organic artifacts.
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order of hominids
Australopithecus, homo habilis, homo erectus, homo sapiens neanderthalensis, homo sapiens
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order of evolution ages
Paleolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic
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First to leave Africa and used fire
Homo erectus
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First to bury their dead
Neanderthal
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hominid that invented farming and art
Homo sapiens
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modern day man
Neolithic people
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What does the Venus of Willendorf represent?
fertility
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what is the neolithic age also called?
New Stone Age (10,000-4,000 bc)
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The neolithic age led to a shift in lifestyle from...
nomadic to settled lifestyle
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The agricultural revolution occurred during which era?
Neolithic era
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First agricultural region of the world...
The fertile crescent
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What was Catal Huyuk?
An ancient civilization in which is located in present day Turkey.
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what are the 8 characteristics a civilization must have?
cities, government, religion, job specialization, social class, art & architecture, public works, writing/record keeping.
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First civilization in Mesopotamia
Sumerians
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First writing system
Cuneiform
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Mesopotamia was wide and open therefore...
There were many invasions and constant switching of empires controlling the area.
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Mesopotamians traded through these rivers.
Tigris and Euphrates
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First law code
Hammurabi's Code
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The Babylonians (Amorites) conquered the sumerians led by...
king hammurabi
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The hittites were known for having...
A strong military
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This mesopotamian group were geniuses in war and used advanced war techniques.
Assyrians
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What did Ashurbanipal build?
Library of Ninevah
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The Chaldeans were also called
Neobabylonians
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This Mesopotamian emperor built hanging gardens for his wife and the Ishtar gate
Nebuchadnezzar II
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This group captured the jews and sent them away.
Chaldeans
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What was important about the rosetta stone?
We were able to better understand egyptian language/ hieroglyphics.
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What happens to the Nile river yearly that is ideal for farming?
Flooding
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What was grown and used as paper by egyptians?
Papyrus
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Who united Upper and Lower Egypt?
Narmer (menes)
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Which kingdom was known as the golden age kingdom of the Egyptians?
The Middle Kingdom
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Which group invaded the Egyptians?
The Hyksos
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Which kingdom of egypt were the well known pyramids built?
The Old Kingdom
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this Pharaoh changed his name and founded a monotheistic religion with his wife.
Amenhotep (Akhenaton)
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This Pharaoh was believed to have been the Pharaoh who tormented Moses
Ramses II
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What is the Book of the Dead?
guide to the afterlife created by a scribe named Ani
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Which culture does an obelisk belong to?
Ancient Egypt.
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Which ancient culture pictured all humans in art with a side profile?
Ancient Egypt
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Which civilization was a network of trading city-states throughout the Mediterranean?
The Phoenicians
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What are the holy books of Judaism?
Torah and Talmud
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Who is the founder of Judaism?
Abraham
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What is the Exodus?
When the Israelites left Egypt after being enslaved.
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Who was the hebrew leader that was given the ten commandments?
Moses
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What is the New Covenant in Judaism?
An agreement god made with humans to be better people.
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Who were the three kings?
Saul, David, Solomon
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Which of the three kings founded the kingdom of israel?
Saul
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Which king united the tribes of Israel?
David
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Which Hebrew king built the temple in Jerusalem?
Solomon
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This Persian leader allowed the Jews to return and rebuild the temple of Jerusalem
Cyrus
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This Persian ruler is credited with building a massive empire and building the capital of persepolis.
Darius the great
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What were the districts of the persian empire called?
Satraps
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This persian leader was defeated by the greeks.
Xerxes
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This indian river is important and has religious meaning.
The Ganges
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The government in the Indus Valley was...
centralized and possibly a theocracy
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Cities in the Indus Valley (Harrapa, Mohenjo-Daro) were
on a grid and had a sewage system
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This Mauryan emperor unified and founded the empire.
Chandragupta
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This Mauryan emperor spread Buddhism throughout his empire into East Asia.
Ashoka
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This indian empire was credited as being India's golden age.
The gupta empire
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The Gupta Empire focused on...
trade and getting rich
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This group settled into the indus valley and caused chaos
The Aryans
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Theocracy
a system of government in which priests rule in the name of God or a god.
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Founder of Hinduism
No single founder
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Hunduism sacred text
Vedas
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Caste System
a set of rigid social categories that determined not only a person's occupation and economic potential, but also his or her position in society
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The goal of the Hindus...
Achieve Moksha- ending reincarnation and stopping the cycle of death and rebirth
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According to the buddhists the cause of suffering is..?
Desire
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Goal of Buddhism
To achieve Nirvana
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The founder of Buddhism was
Siddhartha Gautama
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Holy text of Buddhism
Tripitaka
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Therevada Buddhism
A type of Buddhism which focuses mainly on individual freedom from suffering and reincarnation.
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Mahayana Buddhism
Also known as popular Buddhism, is allows people more ways to reach enlightenment and boddhisatvas can help you reach enlightenment.
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Who is the Dalai Lama?
Leader of Tibetan Buddhism
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Eight fold path to enlightenment is used by..?
Buddhists
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This chinese dynasty was decentralized, worshipped ancestors, and used oracle bones.
Shang dynasty
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This chinese dynasty was founded by king wu
Zhou dynasty
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What is the dynastic cycle in China?
A pattern of chinese history in which a dynasty loses the mandate of heaven
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What 2 philosophies were developed during the Zhou dynasty?
Daoism and Confucianism
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Which chinese dynasty was the first to make silk?
Zhou dynasty
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What was the text of Confucianism?
The Analects
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Which Chinese philosophy stressed that social order, harmony, and good government could be restored by organizing society around five basic relationships?
Confucianism
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who is the founder of daoism?
Laozi (Lao Tzu)
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What are the texts of daoism?
Dao de Ching and the I ching
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Which philosophy believed that less is more in relation to government?
Daoism
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Who was the founder of legalism?
Han Fei
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Two Handles of Government
Legalist idea. Do what you can to be rewarded, not punished.
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Daoism, Confucianism, and legalism were created dueing this era
The warring states period
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founder of the Qin dynasty and China's first emperor
QIn Shihuangdi
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Was the QIn dynasty centralized or decentralized?
centralized
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This chinese dynasty built the great wall and standardized many things across china.
Qin dynasty
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This chinese dynasty was confucianist.
Han dynasty
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Who founded the Han Dynasty?
Liu Bang
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Wudi
Chinese emperor who brought the Han dynasty to its greatest strength through military conquests
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What did the chinese civil service exam text citizens on?
Confucianist ideas.
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Which chinese dynasty invented paper?
Han Dynasty
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What was the capital of the Minoan civilization?
Knossos
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What is the undeciphered language of the Minoan Civilization?
Linear A
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This greek civilization was known for their love of art, sports, and their high status of women.
The Minoan civilization.
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This greek civilization was known for having fighting city-states.
The Mycenaean civilization