Origins of Civilization Vocab
Across
- 2. agriculture, and the earliest known writing system, cuneiform, originated there as well.
- 5. - The sixth king of the First Babylonian Dynasty, who expanded a small city-state
- 7. based on power, status, wealth, or authority.
- 9. social classes, and writing systems.
- 11. - An ancient system of writing that uses pictures and symbols instead
- 14. down from one generation to the next.
- 16. East and marked a massive shift in world history. Humans changed from nomadic
- 18. or empire through hereditary succession.
- 20. - To arrange laws, rules, or system information into a clear, organized, and written code.
- 23. Period - The final stage of the Stone Age. It began around 10,000 BCE in the
- 24. rules over distinct, diverse territories and ethnic groups.
- 27. into settled farmers who grew crops and raised animals.
- 29. standard letters.
- 30. - The belief in the existence of only one god or in the oneness of God.
- 31. living in a single permanent location. This movement is usually seasonal and tied to
Down
- 1. - Mesopotamia was one of the first places where humans started practicing
- 3. - A member of a community that moves regularly from place to place rather
- 4. - The supreme political and religious ruler of ancient Egypt
- 6. laws, arts, food, and daily habits. It is the human-made part of the environment that is
- 8. - a large political unit or sovereign state where a dominant central power (the
- 10. - The belief in and worship of multiple gods or deities.
- 12. - An independent, sovereign country made up of a single main city and the
- 13. food, water, or grazing pastures for survival.
- 14. Period - The earliest and longest phase of human prehistory. It began roughly
- 15. - The shared way of life of a group of people. This includes their language, beliefs,
- 17. - A sequence of rulers from the same family or lineage who hold power over a
- 19. - A complex human society. It features cities, a central government, job
- 21. - a system where people, groups, or institutions are ranked one above the
- 22. with the end of the last Ice Age and the rise of agriculture.
- 25. Code of Hammurabi, one of the oldest and most complete written legal codes in human
- 26. lands or villages around it.
- 28. the Euphrates River into an empire that united all of Mesopotamia. He is most famous for