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Unit 1 - Adv World History Review
Unit 1 - Adv World History Review
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What are Fossils
Natural things; teeth and bones
Man-made things; pottery, clothing, cities
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What happened if the scribes messed up
They were yelled at
They got a slap on the wrist and just got a new tablet
They were beaten
Red and Blue
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Where is the Fertile Crescent
Around Canada - U.S.
Around Yemen
Around Nigeria - Niger
Around Iraq - Israel
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Fourth Characteristic of Civilization
Growth of Cities
Advanced Technology
Complex Institutions
Writing
5
Fifth hominid
Homo Sapiens
Homo Erectus aka Upright Man
Homo Sapiens Sapiens
Homo Habilis aka Handy Man
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Who was the first one
Lou
Zuri
Kyle
Lucy
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Homo Sapiens
accomplishments
Skilled hunters, better tools, and alive handicapped and sick.
Speed-run faster, Gather food and see over the grass.
The Stone tools
Technology and art
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What was the brain size of
Australopithecus
1/3 of brains now
1/2 of brains now
3/4 of brains now
9
Fourth theme of World History
Spiritual life and moral codes.
Have and Have Nots.
Science, technology, and environment.
Expressing Identity.
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Ideogram
Words represented an actual object
Symbols represent ideas
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Middle Stone Age
Neolithic
Mesolithic
Paleolithic
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First Characteristics of Civilization
Growth of Cities
Specialized Workers
Writing
13
What are Artifacts
Man-made things; pottery, clothing, cities
Natural things; teeth and bones
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Australopithecus
accomplishments
Skilled hunters, better tools, and alive handicapped and sick.
Speed-run faster, Gather food and see over the grass.
Out of Africa and Tamed fire.
The Stone tools
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Sixth theme of World History
Patterns of Population.
Spiritual life and moral codes.
Science, technology, and environment.
Economic networks of exchange.
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What was the brain size of
Homo Habilis
3/4 of brains now
1/2 of brains now
1/3 of brains now
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Reasons for shift from hunting & gathering to farming
Population Pressure
Warmer World
Tiktok shutting down
People are were bored
18
Where is
Sumeria
Kush
Mali Empire
Land of Punt
Mesopotamia
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Third theme of World History
Science, technology, and environment.
Have and Have Nots.
Expressing Identity.
Uses and abuses of power.
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Force
, when it comes to "states"
1 group takes over another.
Gods chose a leader
People live under a gov. until they have to change.
2 groups joined together to form protection & to share resources.
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Where is
Mesopotamia
Iraq
Lebanon
Iran
Israel
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Fourth hominid
Homo Sapiens Sapiens
Homo Erectus aka Upright Man
Homo Habilis aka Handy Man
Homo Sapiens
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Seventh theme of World History
Spiritual life and moral codes.
Economic networks of exchange.
Uses and abuses of power.
Patterns of Population.
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First theme of World History
Uses and abuses of power.
Have and Have Nots.
Patterns of Populations.
Economic networks of exchange.
25
The exact definition of
Mesopotamia
?
The land between the Rivers(Tigris & Euphrates Rivers)
The land between the Rivers(Congo & Niger Rivers)
The land between the Rivers(Senegal & Nile Rivers)
The land between the Rivers(Nile & Niger Rivers)
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Hominids are Bipedal (walk on 2 legs)
False
True
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What is PreHistory
the historical study of the economic aspects of human existence
The period of time before writing
A subdiscipline of historical sciences that focuses on society at large
the history of the various political entities created by the human race.
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What types of people were scribes
Old Women
Old Men
Young Men
Young Women
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Definition of a civilization
An advanced society or group of people
Any group of people living in a forest without any form of technology.
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Old Stone Age
Paleolithic
Neolithic
Mesolithic
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Second hominid
Homo Erectus aka Upright Man
Homo Sapiens
Australopithecus
Homo Habilis aka Handy Man
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What is the definition of History
The study of the written events that have caused societies to change.
Events that form the topics of a history
a branch of knowledge that records and explains past events.
The study of the events that have caused societies to change over time.
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What is does an Archaeologist do
Studies human remains
Studies Artifacts
34
Second Characteristics of Civilization
Growth of Cities
Writing
Specialized Workers
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Revolution is a change or thought in the process
False
True
36
Pictogram
Symbols represent ideas
Words represented an actual object
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What is does an Anthropologist do
Studies human remains
Studies Artifacts
38
Homo Erectus
accomplishments
Out of Africa and Tamed fire.
Skilled hunters, better tools, and alive handicapped and sick.
Speed-run faster, Gather food and see over the grass.
The Stone tools
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Evolution
, when it comes to "states"
Gods chose a leader
2 groups joined together to form protection & to share resources.
1 group takes over another.
People live under a gov. until they have to change.
40
Homo Habilis
accomplishments
Out of Africa and Tamed fire.
The Stone tools
Skilled hunters, better tools, and alive handicapped and sick.
Speed-run faster, Gather food and see over the grass.
41
Third hominid
Homo Sapiens
Homo Habilis aka Handy Man
Homo Erectus aka Upright Man
Homo Sapiens Sapiens
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Leads to states(political units)
Territory
People
Make & Enforce laws.
Government
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First hominid
Homo Habilis aka Handy Man
Homo Sapiens
Homo Erectus aka Upright Man
Australopithecus
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Social contract
, when it comes to "states"
1 group takes over another.
2 groups joined together to form protection & to share resources.
People live under a gov. until they have to change.
Gods chose a leader
45
What was the brain size of
Homo Erectus
3/4 of brains now
1/2 of brains now
1/3 of brains now
46
Divine Right
, when it comes to "states"
Gods chose a leader
2 groups joined together to form protection & to share resources.
1 group takes over another.
People live under a gov. until they have to change.
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Third Characteristics of Civilization
Specialized Workers
Growth of Cities
Writing
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How tall was the
Australopithecus
2 foot
4/5 foot
3 foot
5 foot
49
Second theme of World History
Expressing Identity.
Uses and abuses of power.
Have and Have Nots.
Economic networks of exchange.
50
Fifth theme of World History
Expressing Identity.
Spiritual life and moral codes.
Patterns of Population.
Science, technology, and environment.
51
Monotheistic Religions?
All of the above
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
52
Homo Sapiens Sapiens
accomplishments
The Stone tools.
Speed-run faster, Gather food and see over the grass.
Skilled hunters, better tools, and alive handicapped and sick.
Technology and art.
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Fifth Characteristic of Civilization
Complex Institutions
Advanced Technology
Growth of Cities
Writing
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New Stone Age
Mesolithic
Neolithic
Paleolithic
