| A | B |
|---|
| Nomads | Hunters and Gatherers; move from place to place |
| Neolithic Revolution | Turning Point; move to farming, settlements |
| Cultural Diffusion | sharing of ideas and beliefs between groups of people |
| Technology | advance in tools |
| Migration | Movement |
| Primary Source | Source that is direct evidence of an event, idea or person |
| Psychology | the study of the human mind |
| Economics | the study of production, consumption, and transfer of wealth by humans, $ |
| Secondary Source | A source that is written or spoken about by someone who did not actually take part in the event |
| Sociology | the study of human behaviors |
| Polytheistic | belief in many gods, (more than one) |
| Pharaoh | Egyptian Ruler |
| Fertile Crescent | "cradle of civilization", Mesopotamia, Tigrus and Euphrates Rivers, land between 2 rivers |
| Ziggurats | Sumerian Pryamids, shrines |
| Cuneiform | wedge-shaped writing formed by pressing a pen-like instrument into clay |
| Code of Hammurabi | Babylonian ruler, set up a public set of law, "eye for an eye" |
| Middle Kingdom | China believed their culture was "Center of the earth", they were #1, isolated |
| Dynasty | ruling family in China |
