Salt Creek Social Studies: December 2019

With the growth of river civilizations and the move away from hunting and gathering, people had time and resources for new technologies and tools. This greatly improved their lives. Many of the discoveries in Mesopotamia are still in use today.

Vocabulary

classify
compare
conclusion
describe
examine
explain
predict
relationship
B.C.E.
C.E.
chronology
timeline
agriculture
civilization
cultural
economic
enduring influence
government
irrigation
religion
social structure
technology
trade
aerial photograph
cartographer
diagram
environment
geographic
satellite image
spatial perspective
absolute location
coordinate points
equator
latitude
longitude
parallel
Prime Meridian
climate
criteria
cultural region
landform
physical region
population
region
modification
environmental factors
international trade
migration
political factors
social factors
Buddhism
Christianity
diffusion
Hinduism
Islam
Judaism
tradition
accuracy
perspective
source
verify
authority
characteristic
democracy
dictatorship
governed
monarchy
power
theocracy
data
export
import
natural resources
patterns
consequences
capital goods
fundamental questions
human resources
means of distribution
produce
productive resources
supply
consumption
manufactured items
production
services
specialization
capacity
competition
inputs
interaction
outputs

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