7349099579 | Theme 1: Interactions between humans and the environment | -Demography and disease -Migration -Patterns of settlement -Technology | 0 | |
7349134881 | Theme 2: Development and interaction of cultures | -Religions -Science and technology -belief systems, philosophies, and ideologies -The arts and architecture | 1 | |
7349144466 | Theme 3: State- Building, expansion, and conflict | -Empires -Nations and Nationalism -Reginal, trans- regional, global structures, and organizations -Political structures and forms of governance -Revolts and revolutions | 2 | |
7349145567 | Theme 4: Creation, expansion, and interaction of economic systems | -Agricultural and pastoral production -Labor systems -Capitalism and socialism -Trade and commerce -Industriulization | 3 | |
7349145568 | Theme 5: Development and transformation of social structures | -Gender roles and relations -Racial and ethnic constructions -Family and kinship -Social and economic classes | 4 | |
7349111973 | North America | 5 | ||
7349113636 | Middle east | 6 | ||
7349114047 | Europe | 7 | ||
7349115111 | North and Central Asia | 8 | ||
7349116072 | Latin America | 9 | ||
7349117090 | North Africa | 10 | ||
7349117963 | South Asia | 11 | ||
7349118572 | East Asia | 12 | ||
7349119355 | West Africa | 13 | ||
7349120412 | Southern Africa | 14 | ||
7349121249 | East Africa | 15 | ||
7349122676 | Central Africa | 16 | ||
7349123680 | Southeast Asia | 17 | ||
7349124614 | Oceania | 18 | ||
7349192878 | Gobekli Tepe | What- The Gobekli Tepe in Turkey dating 11,600 years ago, consists of limestone pillars to create a ceremonial site. Significance- The Gobekli Tepe was dubbed the worlds oldest temple. | 19 | |
7349218127 | Shamans | What- A person having access to the world of good and evil spirits. Significance- people believed to be especially skilled at dealing with the spirit world. | 20 | |
7349223959 | Banpo | What- A Chinese archeological site where remains of a significant neolithic village have been found. Significance- There were mostly technological advancements made. | 21 | |
7349238384 | Pastoral Societies | What- Herding of animals that took place in the Arctic tundra, grasslands, and deserts where farming was difficult or impossible. Nomadic, and moved seasonally. Significance- SInce the pastoral societies couldn't they needed herbivores such as sheep, buffalo, camels, horses, reindeer, goats, or cattle. Relying on the meat, dairy, and blood of the animals. | 22 | |
7349258963 | Paleolithic settling down | What- Paleolithic cultures occurred over time as people moved into new environments, as the last ice age came to an end. Followed by a general global warming. Significance- Because the paleolithic cultures would lead the start of agriculture and domestication. | 23 | |
7349319944 | Austronesian Migrations | What- The migration of Austronesians from Taiwan following the migration of pre- Austronesian from continent Asia, between approximately 10,000- 6,000 B.C. Which carried their ancestral language. Significance- The Austronesians migrated and brought plants and animals in canoes with them. | 24 | |
7349342842 | Fertile Crescent | What- A recent shaped region containing to comparatively moist and fertile land of Western Asia, the Nile valley, and the Nile Delta. Significance- The fertile crescent was the first to experience the agricultural revolution. | 25 | |
7349393893 | Catalhyuk | What- The Catalhyuk contained several thousand people. Didn't have kings, chiefs, bureaucrats, or aristocrats. Significance- An agricultural village in Southern Turkey. The Catalhyuk maintained a substantial amount of social and gender equality. | 26 | |
7349419705 | Clovis Culture | What- The Paleo- American culture of central and North America. Significance- The Clovis culture was a pre- historic Native- American culture that first shows up in North America 13,500 years ago. The culture is named for artifacts found near Clovis. | 27 | |
7349438897 | Diffusion | What- The spread of ideas, goods, and technology from one culture to another. Also, the slow colonization of agricultural people as populations moved them outward. Significance- Agriculture, people, cultures, plants, and animals were spread to much of the Earth. | 28 | |
7349453742 | Bantu Migration | What- Bantu speaking people migrated from Western Africa, spreading across all of the Southern Africa. Migration was between 1000 B.C.E and about 1700 A.D. Significance- Bantu shared their language, culture, religion, and weapon knowledge, with the Native people. | 29 | |
7349482723 | Chiefdoms | What- Social groups with thousands of members, a political system based on hereditary authority and Kinship. Non- Industrial societies. Leadership was monopolized by senior members of select families. Significance- Highly stratified societies with elite classes of chiefs who ruled over commoners. | 30 | |
7349499694 | Meso America | 31 |
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