AP World History Flashcards

4943640015	Jericho	A village the growing to a town then into a small city	0
4943640016	Lucy	What's a species of Australopithecusafarensis, A bipedal creature that lived in eastern Africa more than 3 million years ago. It was discovered in 1974	1
4943640017	"Marker events" of prehistory	People settle down, private property was created, division of labor, social and equality, gender any quality, importance of surplus, religious change	2
4943640018	Neolithic craft industries	Three emerged such as pottery, metallurgy, and textiles	3
4943640019	Neolithic (or agriculture) revolution	Refers to change over from food gathering to food producing that serves as a "marker event "that transformed Humane Society and the natural environment	4
4943640020	Paleolithic age	Humans in habited all continents besides Antarctica. Lasted till 8000 B.C.E. Some objects made of stone and bone had survive so we know dominated used them. It was also known as the old Stone Age	5
4943640021	Pastoralism	The first masticators of animals, and they remained semi nomadic regularly leading their heads to fresh gays in grasslands.	6
4943640022	Polytheism	Believe in multiple gods	7
4943640023	Primary sources	Original evidence from the time period	8
4943640024	Surplus	More crops then the farmer needed to feed his own family	9
4943640025	Specialization	When there is a more important person, figure, God and the praise it	10
4943640026	Cultural diffusion	Population movement, people spread their cultures to new areas, including innovations, technology, religion, language, food and clothing styles and disease	11
4943640027	Independent invention	No cultural diffusion involved for creating new inventions	12
4943640028	Horticulture	A culture the only used handtools	13
4943640029	Division of labor	Men are hunters. Women were farmers. Then villages came and more jobs were involved	14
4943666255	Catal Huyuk	A village that had grown into a town in from a town to a small city	15
4943666256	Bipedalism	One distinction between humans and other animals. The preference for walking erect on to lambs rather than four	16
4943666257	Agriculture	The deliberate tending of crops and livestock in order to produce food and fiber	17
4943666258	Push and pull factor	Push-encourages people to move from the region that they live in Pull-attracts them to a new region	18
4943682086	Perspective	Focus on the point of veiw	19
4943682087	Periodization	Dividing different time periods into chunks to making it more manageable	20
4943682088	The myth of continents	A book by Martin W Lewis and Karen in the wagon that focuses on the unexamined Spatial assumptions that we all make, starting with the idea that the world is somehow divided into "continents "	21
4943712151	Migrations	Permanent moves to a new location that have occurred on local, regional, and global levels. There are many reasons why people would voluntarily migrate, but most of them were economic	22
4943712152	Marker events	Dates the change the course of history, and problems with fixing the dates for the lack of interaction among groups of human beings, so change in one area might not occur in another part of the world till much later	23
4943712153	Intervening obstacles	Physical features the hold or snow migrations from one place to another. Overtime is obstacles may have different meanings; the ocean that separated lands no longer prevents migrations once the technology to cross the ocean develops	24
4943712154	Demography	The study of population a term derived from the ancient Greek words "demos", meaning population or people, and "graphe" meaning to describe. Demography is of interest to many social science disciplines including geography, with its special emphasis on Spatial organization: the location of places, people and events and the connections among places and landscapes.	25
4944475366	Fourth millennium	4000-3000 BCE	26
4944475367	Archaeologist	Scientists who study prehistoric in ancient people's	27
4944581476	Homo sapiens	Had several advantages over other species, including forelimbs freed from walking and opposable thumbs, with both features allowing them to manipulate objects as tools and weapons.	28
4944821300	Horticulturalists	Were the first to settle in one place, and eventually were able to integrate domesticated animals into their communities	29