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the objects that were used and made in the past such as coins, tools, and pottery |
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the specific knowledge, custums, arts, beliefs and values, |
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a human like being that stands and walks upright |
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people that move from place to place in search of food and water |
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people that hunt animals and gather wild plants and berries for food and other specific needs
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people that range over wide areas with herds of livestock for food and other things |
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the specific growing or breeding of plants and animals to better help humans |
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the time period after the stonge age where they began to make items out of bronze |
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accidentally planted a seed and grew crops
and it started from small groups of hunter gatherers in the fertile cresent
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it made life easier, they could cook, and carry water as well as survive |
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impact of Neolithic transition |
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it went form food growing to food production and now people could stay on one place because they didn’t have to depend on as much.
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He was a ruler that took over many countries, united Persians and Medes under his rule. He freed Jews of slavery |
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Father of Sparta. He created the senate; and divide the land equally-no social classes |
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He was considered the strongest ruler of Persia, and he did so much for his country. He built the royal road, hired satraps, he also reformed the army. He was King #2
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He was that last strong ruler of ancient Persia.His armies invaded the Greeks but were eventually defeated by the Greeks.
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the same document that is re-written after that time period it was originally written in.
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A large building that is the heart of the temple.
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it was the belief that the world is ruled by 2 forces (good and bad)
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Practice/worship of gods (many gods)
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Obedience law, Ten Commandments. Mosaic law. Jews have to pray when they worship. Limit foods that Jews can eat. Standard behavior
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The code of 282 laws were important because it was thorough but it was also written for all to see.
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The role of common folks in an empire |
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Men were usually working politically while women were at home taking care of children. Men outside, women inside. |
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a form of government in which all power is vested in a few persons or in a dominant class or clique; government by the few. |
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