History Review

2. Learned behaviour passed from generation to generation.
4. A preformed negative opinion or attitude toward a group of persons.
6. Written accounts recorded at the time. (I.e. diaries, letters, eye-witness accounts.
7. A traditional story or narrative, rooted in a specific time, place, or historical figure, that is popularly believed to be true but cannot be verified.
10. The beginning or creation of something significant.
11. The beginning of a settled human lifestyle.
15. An account of the past based on research and analysis.
17. a traditional, symbolic story, often involving superhuman beings, that explains a culture's beliefs, customs, or natural phenomena.
18. The study of mankind, especially its customs and societies.
19. Preconceived ideas that has lead them to interpret events or draw conclusion in a way consistent with their struggles.
20. An ancient civilization founded in the Mesopotamia region.

1. An account of the past based on research and analysis.
3. Living organisms absorb radio carbon isotopes. At the point of death at the constant rate. This is the most popular and effective methods of dating of organic materials.
5. The study of antiquities.
8. Study of layers.
9. Written accounts recorded at the time. (I.e. diaries, letters, eye-witness accounts.
12. A society sharing a common culture.
13. Change over time.
14. The remains or impression of a prehistoric organism preserved in petrified form or as a mold or cast in a rock.
16. the change in the characteristics of a species over several generations and relies on the process of natural selection.