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| study of past recorded events |
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an original source coming from the event/time period Example: photo of WWII |
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a source describing an event, place, time, not created at the time Example: a textbook |
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| perment home for many people, large center for trade |
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| people skilled at a specific area |
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| long-lasting organized pattern in society such as government, religion, education, or military |
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| keeping track of debts and payments |
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| newer tools and materials |
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| statement that can be proven |
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| a person's view on something |
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| persons thought on a topic/situation |
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| a city that functions as their own country, with their own government (farmland around urban centers) |
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| fertile crescent, middle east near present day Irag and Iran |
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| building that had a temple on top, stored grain ontop, centered of the city |
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| the king of Babylon from about 1792 to 1750 bc; creator of the Babylonia Empire |
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| one of the most rich empire because of the Nile |
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| pictures used to represent letters used by ancient Egyptians |
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massive monuments/tombs to a paroh's greatness |
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| the process of covering a dead body with cloth and jewels |
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| ancient civilization near modern day India, based around the Indus River |
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| people from the Indus River Valley planned out the cities in a grid pattern grouping major buildings together |
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| between the Yellow and Yangtze rivers |
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| animal bones or tortoise shells used by ancient Chinese priests to communicate with spirits |
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| when the emporer though he was chosen by the gods because he had good fortune in his life |
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| govenment system in which nobels are granted land and in exchange they must protect the weak, poor and sick |
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| family of emporers of China from 1532-1027 BC first empire to leave written records in China |
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