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Archaeology
Study of past societies through analysis of what people left behind.
Anthropology
Study of human life and culture.
Hominid
Earliest humanlike creatures that appeared in Africa 4 million years ago.
Homo sapiens
Also known as wise human; mastered fire.
Systematic Agriculture
The keeping of animals and growing food on a regular basis.
Civilization
Complex culture in which large numbers of people who share elements live together.
Cuneiform
System of writing using a reed stylus to make wedge-shaped impressions on clay tablets which were baked and dried in the sun.
Monotheistic
Belief in one god.
Democracy
Government ruled by the people.
Caste
Category that determines a person's work and place in society.
Vedas
Early oral stories.
Legalism
Belief that humans are evil by nature and only made good by strict laws.
Epicureanism
Belief that happiness is the main goal in life; to achieve happiness is freedom.
Stoicism
Belief that happiness is achieved when one gains peace and the will of God.
Ostracism
Banning politicians from the city by popular vote.
Senate
Body of powerful members from Rome.
Quran
Holy book of Islam.
Hijrah
Journey of Muhammad.
Makkah
Land where Muhammad was born.
Shariah
Laws Muhammad's believers follow to regulate their lives.
Bourgeoisie
Middle class (merchants, professionals, etc.).
Bologna
Where the first European university appeared.
Heresy
To be against the church teachings.
Dowry
Gift of money paid at the time of marriage.
Archipelago
A chain of islands.
Shogun
Military director of medieval Japan.
Matrilineal
Lineage through the mother.
Griot
Clan of African storytellers to keep history alive.
Animism
Belief that all natural things (animals) have spirits.
Shia
Muslim group that believes only descendants of Muhammad can be Islamic rulers.
Sunni
Muslim group that accepted any capable ruler to be the Islamic ruler.
Indulgence
A release from punishment for sin or purgatory after death.
Vernacular
Language of everyday speech in a region.