Toward Civilization

What was established when one society conquered surrounding communities?

As communities formed, who began to gain the most power?

This person examines the origins of human life

What is the term for when leaders claim their right to rule comes from gods?

What is the study of people, their environments, and the resources available to them?

Which of the following was part of the early social classes?

To control flooding, many farmers built what?

What did Johanson name his finding?

Who had no structured government and traveled place to place?

Early American cities were established as what early on in their history?

Most early cultures worshiped multiple gods, or were what?

Who found the earliest believed human in Africa?

Which of the following is not a factor of geography?

What happened early that wiped an island civilization in the Mediterranean Sea?

Relying on flooding and leftover silt, civilizations starting forming where?

What is the spreading of ideas, customs, and technologies from people to people?

What were skilled workers that worked to make specific items?

What evidence suggests that early humans believed in the spiritual world?

Who was believed to be responsible for developing the ability to farm?

Who were typically the earliest people that were able to read and write?

Historians may use artifacts, but would rather rely on what?

Most art was centered around what?

What is the belief that the world is full of spirits that reside in animals?

What is the study of human remains and artifacts to understand the past?

What is the taming of animals to utilize for personal or community use?

Most early humans followed animals from place to place, or were called what?

What was the earliest form of writing that uses images to represent items?

Governments formed early in history to provide what?

What was created to monitor seasons and create planting time periods?