Advanced Placement World History The World History Environment and Periodization Key Terms: Civilization Climate Cultural diffusion Monsoon Steppe Oceans and Seas Migrations of people took place across waterways Arctic Ocean Indian Ocean Atlantic Ocean Pacific Ocean AP World History Themes Human-environmental interaction Cultural development and interaction State-building, expansion, and conflict Creation, growth, and interaction of economic systems Development and change in social structures Civilization versus Society Civilization is a cultural group that displays the following characteristics Advanced cities Advanced technology Skilled workers Complex institutions (government, religion) System of writing or recordkeeping Societies are cultural groups that do not exhibit all five characteristics of a civilization Independent Invention versus Diffusion Cultural Diffusion Historians Practice Questions With the person beside you, answer the five multiple choice questions on your paper. The Answers are 1. D 2. C 3. E 4. C 5. B Development of Agriculture and Technology Key Terms: Agricultural revolution Animism Artifact Foraging Neolithic Age Neolithic Revolution Paleolithic Age Pastoralism Slash-and-burn culitivation Specialization of labor Transition from Foraging to Agriculture Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age) Cultivation Agricultural developments Independent Origins of Agriculture: A Timeline 9000 BCE 7000 BCE 6500 BCE 5500 BCE 4000 BCE 3000 BCE The Spread of Agriculture Independently Mediterranean Basin, Balkans Migrations Characteristics of Early Agricultural Societies Constant and substantial Population growth Specialization of labor Jericho Catal Huyuk Pastoralism Africa and Eurasia herders Early Metallurgy Copper Bronze ironworking The Culture of Neolithic Societies Environment Calendars religion The Beginnings of Cities Urban areas Roles influence Practice Questions With the person beside you, answer the five multiple choice questions on your paper. The Answers are… 1. C 2. E 3. E 4. A 5. C Structure of Early Civilization Key Terms: Covenant Cuneiform Diaspora Hieroglyphics Jati Mandate of heaven Matrilineal Monotheism Oracle bones Patriarchal Pharaoh Polytheism Theocracy Torah Untouchables Varna Vedas Yahweh Ziggurat Mesopotamia The “Land Between the Rivers” Independent, innovation, achievements Wheel, irrigation canals Cuneiform Number system Nature gods Epic of Gilgamesh Patriarchal Defensive walls Hammurabi’s Code Egypt Nile River Irrigation projects Trade Pharaohs Mummification Iron Trading deserts The Indus Valley Civilization 2500 BCE Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro Harappan writing Aryans Backgrounds of Classical India 1500 BCE Vedas Vedic Age Epic Age Society Varna Kshatriyas Brahmins Vaisyas Sudras The Shang Huang He valley Dynasty Bronze metallurgy Central government Oracle bones Matrilineal Zhou Mandate of heaven Mesoamerica and Andean South America Civilizations Ocean coastlines Llamas Humans Olmecs and Maya Cultivation of maize Terraced pyramids calendars Ball game played on a court Legend of Quetzalcoatl Communication Cultivation, copper Andean Society The Hebrews Eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea Monotheism The Ten Commandments Theocracy Israel Practice Questions answer the eight multiple choice questions on your paper. The Answers are: 1. B 2. D 3. A 4. A 5. E 6. D 7. B 8. B Your assignment Draw a picture, depicting a day in the life, or a concept from the packet you just completed.