Social Studies Exam 1st Flashcards

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Paleolithic times

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Main job was finding food
Never traded found things in their area
Lived in caves and tent like structures

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Neolithic times

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People developed more skills in jobs
Started to trade when they settled in one place
Made shelters more permanent

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Who was chosen to lead in ancient Egypt

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The son

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Why did the civilizations need a government?

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Control rivers
Collect taxes
Build public works projects

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What did governments do?

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Write laws
Collect taxes
Provide food supply
Maintain defense

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Embalming

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Putting someone in a coffin

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Topography

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What the land was like

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Fertile

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Land great for growing crops

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Hieroglyphs

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Ancient writing

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Papyrus

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Fruit

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Pharaoh

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The leader

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Sarcophagus

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Place where they burry the body

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Famine

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A food shortage

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Social classes

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The jobs in the ancient world

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Peasants

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The lowest rank social class

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Scribes

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Writers

Wrote on papyrus

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Nomads

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People who follow their food

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Delta

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Where water spits out into a bigger body of water

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Vizier

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News-taker for the pharaoh

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Why did people settle by the Nile river?

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The land there was fertile

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Jordan river

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Not good for farming

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Abraham

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Judaism

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Siddhartha g

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Buddhism

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Four noble truths

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Buddhism

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Five pillars
Islam
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Old Testament
Christianity
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Dharma
Hinduism
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Brahman
Hinduism
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Karma
Hinduism
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Mosque
Islam
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Synagogue
Judaism
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Covenant
Judaism
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Shabbat
Judaism
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Bible
Christianity
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Vedas
Hinduism
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Allah
Islam
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Trinity
Christianity
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Reincarnation
Islam
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Muhammad
Islam
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Monotheism
Belief in one god
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Polytheism
Belief in many gods
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Caste system
Hinduism Social classes
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8 fold path
Buddhism
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Mecca
The god
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Before the rise of civilization people were nomadic. What does this mean?
They traveled place to place finding food
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How was the behavior of nomadic people regulated?
Through unwritten customs
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How did ancient people progress in their social organization?
Nomadic clans to villages to city states to empires
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The first civilizations developed near what two rivers?
Tigris and Euphrates
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Why did the first civilizations develop near river valleys?
Because annual flooding made the land fertile
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How did the first farmers cope with challenges posted by rivers?
They learned to control it and use irrigation systems
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What was the name of the area that gave birth to the first civilization?
Mesopotamia
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What do all civilizations need to survive and grow?
Resources
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What was the first civilization in the ancient world?
Sumer
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What are five key elements of a civilization
``` Centralized government Organized religions Arts Job specialization Social classes Writing ```
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How did Hebrews differ from other ancient people?
We're monotheism
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What was the most important religious duty of ancient people?
To keep their god happy
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What were temples called?
Ziggurats
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What stood at the top of every ziggurat?
A shrine
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What were the first laws written?
To regulate behaviors
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How did rulers use public works projects to ensure the city's supply?
Build irrigation systems, roads, and bridges
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How did cities change the way people worked?
People specialized in jobs for the first time.
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Why were people able to specialize in jobs in early civilizations
Surpluses in food meant that not everyone had to search for food
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Ranking people according to their jobs led to this
The development of social classes