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1
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gradually process of changing overtime

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Evolution

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2
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no permarent address (N.p.A)

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nomads

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3
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Changes or development in cultures

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CULTURAL EVOLUTION

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4
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hunting and gatrering

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PALEOLITHIC AGE

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5
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farming, permanent settlements

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NEOLITHIC

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6
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Envivonmental treathe

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sociocultural

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7
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made from brick and stone

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CATAL HUYUK

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8
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cultural pratices may become
more widespread

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SELECTION

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9
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Creation of new ideas

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INNOVATION

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10
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inrovations build upon
previous knowledge.

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COMULATIVE NATURE

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11
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cultural traits that are disappearing

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Culture drift

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12
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earliest form of
numan organization

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Hunting and gathering

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13
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semi sedentary
small scale farming

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HORTICULTURAL

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14
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excess resources

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SURPLUS

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15
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is primarily concerned with the‬ large-scale cultivation of crops‬ and the rearing of animals for‬ human consumption

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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

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16
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formal education

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Industrial society

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17
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transfer of labor
workeorce from manufacturiag to service

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Post-industrial society

18
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Culture is passed from one generation to the next through teaching,imitation, and communication.

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TRANSMISSION OF CULTURAL TRAITS

19
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centered around the herding and domestication of animals

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PASTORAL SOCIETY

20
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created the climate conditions necessary for the cultivation of wild grasses

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RISING TEMPERATURE

21
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larger population

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MORE FOOD

22
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provided a steady source of food for growing communities

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FARMING

23
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Tigris and Euphrates River
Earliest known civilization in the world and referred to as the “Cradle of Civilization”

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SUMERIAN CIVILIZATION

24
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ancient Mesopotamian temple tower consisting of a lofty pyramidal structure built in successive stages with outside staircases and a shrine at the top.

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ZIGGURAT

25
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way of their writing

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CUNEIFORM

26
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justice

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code of hammurabi

27
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Indus River Valley

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Indus Civilization

28
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was an ancient city, water system

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MOHENJO DARO

29
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mostly pictures/symbols
right to left magsulat

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HARRAPA

30
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1st emperor of chinese dynasty

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QUI SHI HUANG

31
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Huang Ho/Yellow River

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Shang Civilization

32
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were used in a process of divination. Diviners engraved questions on the bones

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ORACLE BONES

33
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statues, symbolic guards

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TERRACOTTA SOLDIERS

34
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Characteristics Of Civilization

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Urban Development
Organized Government
COMPLEX RELIGION
Writing System
Arts and Architectures
Social Structure
Specialized Labor
Technological Advancement

35
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cleared fields and fertilized soil but meant that communities had to move every couple of years

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SLASH - AND BURN FARMING

36
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(such as cattle, pigs, and horses) provided a reliable food source and a source of power for plowing

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DOMESTICATION OF ANIMALS

37
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based their entire way of life on the domestication of some animals such as camels and sheep

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PASTORAL NOMADS

38
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These traditional homes, built by the Ivatan people,are designed to withstand the region’s extreme weather,particularly the frequent and powerful typhoons that pass through the area

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IVATAN STORM- RESISTANT HOUSES IN BATANES

39
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earthquake-resistant houses, also known as seismic resistant structures, reflect Japan’s advanced approach to building homes that can withstand frequent earthquakes.

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JAPANESE EARTHQUAKE - RESISTANT HOUSES

40
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Cultural traits can vary between individuals and groups.

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Varriation

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