3. • Homo sapiens emerged in Africa between
_____ & _____ years ago
– 100,000 & 400,000
• Homo sapiens migrated from Africa to
_____, _______, & the _________.
– Eurasia, Australia & Americas
• Early humans were ______ & _______
whose survival depended on plants and
animals.
– Hunters & gatherers
5. Hunter-Gatherer societies during the
Paleolithic Era
• Nomadic
• Invented the first _____
– tools
• Learned how to make ________
– fire
• Lived in _______
– Clans
• Developed ______ language
– oral
• Created “______ _____”
– Cave art
7. Neolithic Era (New Stone Age)
Societies
• Developed ___________
– agriculture
• __________ animals
– Domesticated
• Used _________ tools
– advanced
• Made _________
– pottery
• Developed ___________ skills
– weaving
9. • _________ study past cultures by analyzing
human remains, _______, & ________.
– Archeologists, fossils & artifacts
• Archeologists use scientific test such as carbon
dating to analyze ________ & _______.
– Fossils & artifacts
• _________ is an example of an archaeological
site in England.
– Stonehenge
11. River Valley Civilizations
• ______ civilization- _____ river valley (Africa)
– Egyptian, Nile
• _______ civilization- ________ & _______
Valleys (Southwest Asia)
– Mesopotamian, Tigris & Euphrates
• _______ civilization- ______ river valley (South
Asia)
– Indian, Indus
• ________ civilization- _____ ___ valley (East
Asia)
– Chinese, Huang He
12. Other early civilizations
• ______ settled between the ______ sea &
the _____ river valley. (Fertile Crescent)
–Hebrews, Mediterranean & Jordan
• ________ settled along the Mediterranean
coast (Fertile Crescent)
– Phoenicians
• _______ was located on the upper ____
river (Africa)
– Kush, Nile
14. Social patterns of early civilizations
• _______ rulers
– Hereditary
• Rigid _____ system, where slavery was
accepted
– class
15. Political patterns of early
civilizations
• World’s first _______
– States
• Centralized ________
– government
• Written law codes _______ _______ &
____ ___ __________
– Ten Commandmens, Code of Hammurabi
16. Economic patterns of early
civilizations
• _______ tools & weapons (bronze, iron)
– Metal
• Increasing ___________ surplus
– agricultural
• Increased ________
– trade
• __________ of labor
– specialization
18. Development of religious traditions
• ___________ was practiced by most early
civilizations
– Polytheism
• _________ was practiced by the Hebrews
– Montheism
24. Persians as rulers
• _________ of conquered people
– Tolerance
• Development of imperial bureaucracy
• __________ as a religion
– Zoroastrianism
• _________ system
– Road
26. India
• Physical barriers such as the _________,
the _______ ______, and the Indian
Ocean made invasion more difficult.
– Himalays, Hindu Kush
• _______ & _______ were important rivers
– Indus & Ganges
28. Gupta Empire (dynasty)
• _______ Age of classical Indian culture
– Golden
• Contributions- __________, ________, &
___________
– Mathematics, new textiles & literature
30. Hinduism
• ______ system in religious law based on occupations
• Caste
• Belief in many forms of one major ______
– Diety
• ___________ - cycles of rebirth
– Reincarnation
• ___________ future reincarnation based on present
behavior
– Karma
• _______ & _______ Sacred writings
– Vedas & Upanishads
35. Contributions of classical China
• ______ _____ system
– Civil Service
• P
– Paper
• P
– Porcelain
• S
– Silk
36. Confucianism’s contributions to
China
• Belief that humans are ______, not _____
– Good, bad
• Respect for elders
• Code of ___________, still used in
Chinese society today
– politeness
• Emphasis on ___________
– education
• Ancestor worship
37. Taoism’s contributions to China
• H
– Humility
• Simple life and inner peace
• __________ with nature
– Harmony
44. Social structure & citizenship in the
Greek polis
• Free adult males were ________
– Citizens
• _______ & ______ had no political rights
– Women & Foreigners
• Slaves had no _________ rights
– Political
46. Athens
• ________ & _______ were tyrants who
worked for reform
– Draco & Solon
• Origin of democratic principles: direct
democracy, public debate, & duties of a
citizen
47. Sparta
• ___________ rule by a small group
– Oligarchy
• Rigid ________ structure
– Social
• M_________ & aggressive society
– Militaristic
49. Persian Wars 499-449 B.C.
• United __________ & __________
against the Persian Empire
– Athens & Sparta
• Athenian victories at M_________ &
S_________
– Marathon & Salamis
50. Peloponnesian War 431-404 B.C.
• Caused by competition for the Greek
world
• Athens/_______ ______ v.
– Delian League
• Sparta/________ _________
– Peloponnesian League
52. Golden Age of Pericles
• Occurred between the Persian and
Peloponnesian War
• _________ extended democracy
– Pericles
• _________ had Athens rebuilt
– Pericles
• ___________ is an example of this
rebuilding
– Parthenon
64. Social structure in the Roman
Republic
• _________ powerful nobility (few in #)
– Patricians
• _________ majority of the population
– Plebians
• Slaves- not based on race
65. Citizenship
• __________ & _______ men
– Patrician & Plebian
• Selected foreigners
• Responsibilities- taxes and military service
66. Features of Democracy
• __________ democracy
– Representative
• Assemblies
• The S________
– Senate
• Consuls
• Laws of Rome codified as _________
__________
– Twelve Tables
70. Causes for decline of Rome
• Spread of ________ in the agricultural system
– slavery
• Migration of small farmers into ______ &
unemployment
– cities
• ______ War over the power of Julius Caesar
– Civil
• Inflation
• __________ of Roman currency
– Devaluation
77. Origins of Christianity
• Rooted in _________
– Judaism
• Led by _________ of Nazareth
– Jesus
• Conflicted with the polytheistic beliefs of
the Roman empire
78. Beliefs of Christianity
• M_________
– Monotheism
• Jesus is son of God
• Life after ________
– Death
• New Testament
79. Spread of Christianity
• Carried by Apostles (_________)
– Paul
• Slowed by persecution from Romans
• Legalized by Emperor ___________
– Constantine
80. Impact of the Church of Rome in
the late Roman Empire
• Church became an example of ______
authority
– moral
• Church loyalty became more important
than loyalty to the ___________
– Emperor
• Church became the unifying force in
Western Europe
82. Causes for decline of the Western
Roman Empire
• Economy
• Military
• Moral Decay
• Political Problems
• Invasions
83. Division of Roman Empire
• Emperor _________ moves the capital
(Rome) to Byzantium renaming it
__________________
– Constantine, Constantinople
• Western Roman empire falls in 476 A.D.
• Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine
Empire)