World History Unit 1 Test Flashcards

1
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What two subjects are interconnected?

A

Geography and history

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2
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What is the time period that is prior to writing?

A

Prehistory (historians must focus on clues left behind)

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3
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What is the most important history book?

A

The Bible

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4
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What is Anthropology?

A

Study of origins of development

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5
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What is Archaeology?

A

Study of past people and cultures

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6
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What are artifacts?

A

Old objects made by humans

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7
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What are three examples of artifacts?

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tools, weapons, pottery, clothing, jewelry, etc…

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What is 3-D imaging?

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3-D imaging has helped analyze artifacts

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9
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What is the purpose of Aerial Photography in history?

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It helps get a scale of the land

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10
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What is a major piece of evidence that historians use?

A

Written evidence

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11
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What were smaller groups of people, and what did they do?

A

The were called nomads and they hunted and gathered

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12
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What was the Biblical event that spread people and languages?

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The Tower of Babel

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13
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What was the primitive religious belief that many people believed in (believing in gods being plants, animals, and other objects)?

A

Animism

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14
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What are some examples of Animism?

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Afterlife, sun god, mood god, etc…

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15
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What was that major Revolution?

A

Neolithic Agricultural Revolution

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16
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What are some examples of the revolution?

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  1. Instead of moving, people stayed in place.2. Farms existed with domesticated (tame) animals. 3. Allowed first cities/towns to develop 4. Caused more farm related technologies to developMore food = more population
17
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What is a civilization?

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A complex, highly organized social order

18
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Where did most of the civilizations form?

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River valleys

19
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What are some positives of starting a civilization in river valleys?

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Pros: good for drinking and farming

20
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What are some negatives of starting a civilization in river valleys?

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Cons: flooding and possible enemy destruction

21
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What are the eight features of a civilizations?

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  1. Cities: Organized group of citizens2. Organized government: Who is in change, what laws exist3. Complex religion: Mostly polytheistic (many gods) 4. Job Specialization: Each person no longer in charge of food - working toward greater good5. Art/Architecture: Express beliefs and values6. Public Works: Irrigation, roads, walls, etc… benefit the city7. Writing: Keeping records, expression, generally pictograms8. Social Classes: Priests toward the top, most people (farmers) toward the bottom
22
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What did some early cities grow into?

A

Empires (multiple city-states joined forces)

23
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What is cultural diffusion?

A

Cultural ideas also spread quickly, skills and resources were also exchanged