World History (Paleolithic and Neolithic age)

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Artifacts play a key role in the study of…

how ancient people lived

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What was one of the first Neolithic villages in modern-day Turkey

Catalhuyuk

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The belief that spirits and other forces live in animals, objects, or dreams is called…

animism

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Another name for Old Stone Age…

Paleolithic Period

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During the _____, people learned to farm

Neolithic Period

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A _____ moves from place to place in search of food

nomad

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One of the greatest advances of Old Stone Age people was to…

develop spoken language

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What is a clue about the religious beliefs of Old Stone Age people?

They buried the dead with great care

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The Neolithic Revolution describes the transition from…

nomadic life to settled farming

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Which important changes allowed people to invent new technologies.

the establishment of settled farming communities

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During the Neolithic Period, people…

began to develop separate roles, such as warriors and elders

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Some rulers of the early civilization conquered many cities and villages and created…

empires

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Only special workers called _____ could read and write

scribes

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Early writing systems often used _____, or simple drawings, to represent objects

pictographs

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Skilled craftspeople, or _____, made pottery and woven goods

artisans

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Most ancient people were ____, or believed in many gods

polytheistic

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The earliest civilizations to develop were…

located near major rivers (Tigris and Euphrates; Nile)

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Three basic features of civilization…

complex religions, social classes, and writing

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In the cities, who usually occupied top level of society

priests and nobels

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The spread of ideas, customs, and technology…

cultural diffusion

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What led to the rise of the city-state?

rulers gained power and conquered areas outside their cities