World History Chapter 1 Key Terms

The Yellow River and the Nile River were _________ of civilization.

Pre-Neolithic people survived largely by __________.

__________ between social classes appeared in early forms of art with both Egyptians and Maya.

Which revolution led to the development of the civilization?

Civilization was largely the result of the Neolithic revolution.

__________ were primary sources that show historians about life in earlier periods.

One reason we study this is to make connections between people and places.

This population group migrated throughout Africa.

Monotheistic means

The code of Hammurabi and the Ten Commandments provided these ______.

Early civilization settled mostly along _______.

Nomadic is the lifestyle largely changed toward settled living during the Neolithic Period.

The negative effects of man's impact on the environment have led to serious _________.

________ largely developed after the Neolithic revolution.

___________ developed new means of food production.

This code was known for its harsh sense of punishment.

These soils were found in river valleys.

The Nile River was important to Egyptian civilizagtion as a transport route.

______ are means of preserving land.

This process developed during the Neolithic period changing much of man's relationship with animals.

Cultural ________ as seen by Chinese goods found at African excavation sites.

______ from the Tigris-Euphrates and the Indus brought rich soils for agriculture.

The fact that people live in diverse geographic areas show that they _______.

Judaism is an example of a monotheistic belief system.

___________ means of transporting water.

____ is sometimes referred to as a blueprint for living.