Ancient Civilization Term Definitions

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nreykdal  on November 16, 2010

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ancient civilizations

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Students will be tested on their understanding of the definitions of terms from the Ancient Civilizations unit.

Classes:

History 2014, 7A Homeroom

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Ancient Civilization Term Definitions

food surplus
an abundant amount of food
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food surplus an abundant amount of food
city-state a town or village, with its own ruler, located inside a larger empire
Fertile Crescent area between the Tigris and Euphrates river where bi-annual floods made the soil rich for farming
Priests/Rulers religious and political leaders of the ancient world
Cuneiform wedge-shaped characters; the first form of writing performed by scribes in Sumeria
slavery forced to work without pay or benefits either by being captured or to pay back debts
Hammurabi King of Babylon I who created a code of laws that governed the lives of people under his rule
Monotheism/Polytheism religious worship and belief in one or more Gods (mono = one, poly= more than one)
iron metallic element, stronger than copper and tin.

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