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  1. 15. Where do we find the foundation of the Hebrew view of history? Why is this significant?
  2. 15. irrigation
  3. 158-165
  4. 16
  5. 16. Describe the conflict between Jezebel and Elijah.
  6. 16. Describe the geography of the Trans-Jordan area.
  7. 16. The early Hebrews were tribal groups who wandered far and wide. What can we tell about their religious beliefs?
  8. 16. What challenges did they face? Name at least one major impact the Natufians had on the environment.
  9. 16. What were the effects of irrigation?
  10. 16. Why was the use of fire and tools by hominids so important to human evolution?
  11. 16. slash-and-burn agriculture
  12. 17. How did government change during the Patriarchal period?
  13. 17. What effects did property ownership bring?
  14. 17. material culture
  15. 18. How did trade develop and what are some of its effects?
  16. 18. ID Nabonidus
  17. 18. Know the funnel of certainty and be able to explain it. ''Note: you will not be able to use external sources.''
  18. 18. What did H. habilis make that earlier hominids did not?
  19. 18. What happened to the Northern and Southern Kingdoms?
  20. 18. What were the effects of irrigation?
  21. 18. manufacture
  22. 19. Know the funnel of certainty and be able to explain it.
  23. 19. Using Turner's theory, explain the economy of the Phoenicians.
  24. 19. What role does population play in the development of society?
  25. 19. deciduous forests
  26. 19. merchants
  27. 2. Define and give examples of artifacts:
  28. 2. Detail the effects of the Assyrian policy of deportation of conquered peoples.
  29. 2. Gardening
  30. 2. How does this change us as human beings?
  31. 2. ID Yahweh
  32. 2. Toynbee: Challenge and Response
  33. 2. What do teeth fossils tell us about the diet of ''P. boisei''?
  34. 2. What were the main trade items, both imports and exports.
  35. 2. Why is the Great Ocean Conveyor Belt vital?.
  36. 2. chronometer
  37. 20. Define a Theory as it Applies to History.
  38. 20. Torah
  39. 20. What was Tyrian dye and why was it important?
  40. 21. Menkarua
  41. 21. What adaptations to the hot environment have appeared in Homo ergaster?
  42. 21. What was the significance of the development of the alphabet?
  43. 22. Describe the political structure of the Phoenicians.
  44. 22. How is Turner's theory of both geography and the Frontier demonstrated in the Phoenician culture?
  45. 22. What caused the end of the Assyrian empire? Whose theory best describes the Assyrians?
  46. 22. What does Homo sapiens mean?
  47. 22. prepared core
  48. 23. When did the first H.sapiens evolve?
  49. 24. Ahmose
  50. 24. Amhose
  51. 24. What adaptations to heat did H. sapiens have?
  52. 24. What was the legacy of Mesopotamia and how does the manual describe them?
  53. 24. burins
  54. 25. Define material evidence, give examples.
  55. 25. ID Tyre
  56. 25. When did H.sapiens move out of Africa and begin to spread across Asia and Europe?
  57. 26. What does the narrator say is the most important aspect to human brain evolution(and allowed modern humans to survive)?
  58. 26. What technology developments did the Natufians introduce?
  59. 27. Define artifacts and give examples of each type.
  60. 27. Explain the social advances of the Natufians.
  61. 27. Senemut
  62. 28. Why did Homo ergaster go extinct?
  63. 29. Amonhotep I
  64. 29. Define and give examples of features
  65. 29. Why was the use of fire by hominids so important to human brain evolution?
  66. 3. ID King Saul
  67. 3. Name the third element, define and explain it. Find an external source and provide an example.
  68. 3. What conclusions can be drawn about how these early societies lived from study of the town of Arad?
  69. 3. What innovations in technology occurred during the Assyrian period and what effects did they have?
  70. 3. What item is considered to be the first example of complex technology?
  71. 3. Why has western culture kept changing?
  72. 3. Why were ''P. boisei'' considered specialists?
  73. 30. Amonhotep III
  74. 30. Define primary sources and the types of things that might be a primary source.
  75. 33. Tutankahmen
  76. 34. Ay
  77. 35. Horemheb
  78. 4. Define polytheism
  79. 4. Describe the importance of gardening
  80. 4. Robinson projection
  81. 4. What caused the end of the Assyrian empire? Whose theory best describes the Assyrians?
  82. 4. What is the new genus?
  83. 4. What was the probable cause of the extinction of the ''P. boisei''?
  84. 4. pyramid
  85. 5. How much bigger was ''Homo habilis'' brains than ''P. boisei''?
  86. 5. Id King Solomon
  87. 5. What was the perceived role of women?
  88. 5. Why and how did the Neo-Babylonian empire end?
  89. 5. Why is the Ionian concern with opposites in nature and politics emphasized?
  90. 5. pastoralism
  91. 6. Define rationalism.
  92. 6. How do archaeologists think the stone columns found in Turkey were used?
  93. 6. Neolithic
  94. 6. What was the legacy of Mesopotamia and how does the manual describe them?
  95. 6. Who were the Beaker people? What was distinctive about their graves?
  96. 6. Why did ''H. habilis'' go extinct?
  97. 6. pattern of subsistence
  98. 7. Id Kingdom of Judah
  99. 7. Name the third exception, define and explain it. Find an external source and provide an example.
  100. 7. What does ''Homo ergaster'' mean? When did they first evolve?
  101. 7. What does it mean to say that something has been "institutionalized"?
  102. 7. agriculture
  103. 7. sedentary
  104. 8. Define and give examples of physical region.
  105. 8. How do we know about Mesopotamian culture, myth and literature?
  106. 8. Id Hezekiah
  107. 8. What adaptations to the hot environment have appeared in ''Homo ergaster''?
  108. 8. Why do we institutionalize things?
  109. 8. enigmatic
  110. 8. metallurgy
  111. 9. Id Nebuchadnezzer and Zedekiah
  112. 9. Khufu
  113. 9. Who were the "long house people"?
  114. 9. Why did ''Homo ergaster'' go extinct?
  115. 9. accultration
  116. APELC DLR 2013
  117. APEL DLR
  118. A Bone From a Dry Sea 126-132
  119. Ahmose
  120. Alluvial
  121. American Born Chinese Ao-Jun
  122. American Born Chinese Ao Kuang
  123. American Born Chinese Da Yu
  124. American Born Chinese Flower Fruit Mountain
  125. American Born Chinese Jade Emperor
  126. American Born Chinese Lao-Tzu
  127. American Born Chinese Lei Kung
  128. American Born Chinese Monkey King
  129. American Born Chinese Pat Oliphant
  130. American Born Chinese Rúyì Jīngū Bà ng
  131. American Born Chinese The Journey to the West
  132. American Born Chinese Three wise men/ Three gifts of wise men
  133. American Born Chinese Xuanzang
  134. American Born Chinese tze-yo-tzuh
  135. American Born Chinese “the Lion, the Eagle, the ox and the human”
  136. Ammut
  137. Amon
  138. Anatolia
  139. Archaeological process (examples)
  140. Archaic
  141. Atlatl
  142. Ay
  143. Baal
  144. Back to History Archaeology Notes
  145. Basic Tenets
  146. Bible's Israel: P-1.1
  147. Black Panthers
  148. Bone From a Dry Sea 8-15
  149. Boorstin's Theory
  150. Bureaucrats,writing and the calendar
  151. Catalina de Castelli
  152. Cern - Experiments
  153. Cern - Z Boson
  154. Chapter 7
  155. Characteristics of Homo Sapiens
  156. Charlottetown, PEI
  157. Cohen, Ben
  158. Covenant
  159. Cranium
  160. CurrMap-1
  161. CurrMap-LS3
  162. CurrMap-MS4
  163. Darwin's Theory
  164. Define tuff
  165. Describe European farming and its effects
  166. Describe the culture
  167. Describe the importance of gardening
  168. Despite all of Gilgamesh's power, he is unable to prevent Enkidu's death, and the narrative changes direction. How can one describe Gilgamesh as a hero in the last half of the work?
  169. Detail the Hebrew view of history.
  170. Diff Eq (Fall 2012)
  171. Disease
  172. Djedefre
  173. Earth Scienc 7 - Punta Arenas, Chile
  174. Earth Science-Africa2
  175. Earth Science7
  176. Earth Science7 - Antarctica Australia New Zealand 4
  177. Earth Science 7
  178. Earth Science 7-1 Africa
  179. Earth Science 7-Amman, Jordan
  180. Earth Science 7-Asuncion, Paraguay
  181. Earth Science 7-Bombay, India
  182. Earth Science 7-Chongqing, China
  183. Earth Science 7-Churchill, Canada
  184. Earth Science 7-Damascus, Syria
  185. Earth Science 7-Detroit, Michigan
  186. Earth Science 7-El Paso, Texas, USA
  187. Earth Science 7-Global Regions
  188. Earth Science 7-Hanoi, Vietnam
  189. Earth Science 7-Havana, Cuba
  190. Earth Science 7-Hobart, Tasmania
  191. Earth Science 7-Indonesia 5th
  192. Earth Science 7-Kabul, Afganistan
  193. Earth Science 7-Knoxville, Tennessee
  194. Earth Science 7-London, England
  195. Earth Science 7-Managua, Nicaraqua
  196. Earth Science 7-Paris, France
  197. Earth Science 7-Perth, Australia
  198. Earth Science 7-Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
  199. Earth Science 7-Santiago, Chile
  200. Earth Science 7-Sydney, Australia
  201. Earth Science 7-Washington D.C., United States
  202. Earth Science 7-Winnipeg,Canada
  203. Earth Science 7- Africa2
  204. Earth Science 7- Australia3
  205. Earth Science 7- Bangui, Central African Republic
  206. Earth Science 7- Brasilia, Brazil
  207. Earth Science 7- Charles Dorfman
  208. Earth Science 7- Europe and Iceland 5
  209. Earth Science 7- Istanbul, Turkey
  210. Earth Science 7- Pago Pago
  211. Earth Science 7- San Salvador, El Salvador
  212. Earth Science 7- Troheim, Norway
  213. Earth Science 7 - AustrailiaAntarcticaNewZealand
  214. Earth Science 7 - Fortaleza
  215. Earth Science 7 - Tianjin, China
  216. Earth Science 7 - Tianjin China
  217. Earth Science 7 Antanarivo, Madagascar
  218. Earth science 7-australia, antartica, new zealand4
  219. Economics
  220. Editing Earth Science 7-Santa Domingo, Costa Rica
  221. Eduardo Álvarez
  222. Egyptians saw such buildings (pyramids, temples) as helpful to all of Egypt, not just the pharaohs. Why do you suppose that was so?
  223. El honor (intrínsico) y la honra (extrínseca)
  224. El profesor Alonso
  225. El sargento Hernández
  226. Elijah
  227. English 2012 (dlr)
  228. English 3 DLR
  229. Episodio 1
  230. Episodio 10
  231. Episodio 11
  232. Episodio 12
  233. Episodio 13
  234. Episodio 14
  235. Episodio 15
  236. Episodio 16
  237. Episodio 17
  238. Episodio 18
  239. Episodio 19
  240. Episodio 2
  241. Episodio 20
  242. Episodio 3
  243. Episodio 4
  244. Episodio 5
  245. Episodio 6
  246. Episodio 7
  247. Episodio 8
  248. Episodio 9
  249. Evil-Spring 2012
  250. Except in the delta, desert lands often stretched away from both sides of the river for tens or hundreds of miles. This was actually a big help to the leaders of ancient Egypt. Why might that have been so
  251. Explain how writing and written records might have helped the pharaohs and other officials in all four of these areas:
  252. Explain what the flood did and why that was so important to the people of ancient Egypt
  253. Fertile Crescent
  254. Flaking
  255. Formatting Example
  256. Fossilization
  257. Francisco Castelli
  258. Funnel of Certainty
  259. Gay and Lesbian Rights Movement
  260. Gay and lesbian rights
  261. Good theory
  262. Great Ocean Conveyor
  263. Hammurabi
  264. Hatshepsut
  265. Herbivores
  266. Hieroglyphs
  267. Historians say many of India’s older traditions and beliefs survived more in southern India than in the north. Why do you suppose that was so?
  268. Historical Forces
  269. History 8
  270. History 8 China ''The Examination''
  271. History 8 India Ancient India Workbook
  272. History of Computers - .NET Framework
  273. History of Computers - 3D Monster Maze
  274. History of Computers - 3D Printing
  275. History of Computers - 8-inch Floppy Disk
  276. History of Computers - AMD Threadripper
  277. History of Computers - ARPANET
  278. History of Computers - ARPAnet
  279. History of Computers - Adobe Flash
  280. History of Computers - Al-Jazari's Castle Clock
  281. History of Computers - Android
  282. History of Computers - Apollo Guidance Computer
  283. History of Computers - Apple CarPlay
  284. History of Computers - Apple Newton
  285. History of Computers - Arduino
  286. History of Computers - Artificial Intelligence
  287. History of Computers - Assembly Language
  288. History of Computers - Atanasoff-Berry Computer
  289. History of Computers - Atari
  290. History of Computers - BASIC
  291. History of Computers - BESM
  292. History of Computers - Bayesian Classification
  293. History of Computers - Binary Arithmetic
  294. History of Computers - BitTorrent Protocol
  295. History of Computers - Bitcoin
  296. History of Computers - Boolean Logic
  297. History of Computers - Brian Kernighan
  298. History of Computers - C
  299. History of Computers - C++
  300. History of Computers - CDC 6600
  301. History of Computers - COPPA
  302. History of Computers - CSIRAC
  303. History of Computers - Color Photography
  304. History of Computers - Commodore 64
  305. History of Computers - Communication Satellites
  306. History of Computers - Complex Number Calculator
  307. History of Computers - Comptometer
  308. History of Computers - Computer Generated Imaging
  309. History of Computers - Crysis
  310. History of Computers - Cydia
  311. History of Computers - Data-Phone
  312. History of Computers - Data Encryption Standard
  313. History of Computers - Deep Blue
  314. History of Computers - Differential Analyzer
  315. History of Computers - Diskeeper
  316. History of Computers - Double Data Rate Memory
  317. History of Computers - Dropbox
  318. History of Computers - ESight
  319. History of Computers - Electronic Tabulating Machine
  320. History of Computers - Email
  321. History of Computers - Enigma and Turing
  322. History of Computers - External Hard Drive
  323. History of Computers - Facial Recognition
  324. History of Computers - Ferranti Pegasus
  325. History of Computers - Friedrich Reintzer
  326. History of Computers - Global Positioning System
  327. History of Computers - Google Glass
  328. History of Computers - Grace Murray Hopper
  329. History of Computers - Graphics Processing Unit
  330. History of Computers - Hulu
  331. History of Computers - IBM 350
  332. History of Computers - IBM 650
  333. History of Computers - IBM 701
  334. History of Computers - IBM PC
  335. History of Computers - IBM PC Clone Computer
  336. History of Computers - Intel
  337. History of Computers - Intel's 8 Bit Microprocessor
  338. History of Computers - Intel 4004
  339. History of Computers - Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6700
  340. History of Computers - Intelligent User Interfaces
  341. History of Computers - Isaac Asimov
  342. History of Computers - Jack Kilby
  343. History of Computers - Jailbreaking
  344. History of Computers - KDKA
  345. History of Computers - Kinect
  346. History of Computers - Konrad Zuse
  347. History of Computers - LCD Televisions
  348. History of Computers - LEDs
  349. History of Computers - LISP
  350. History of Computers - Laser Printer
  351. History of Computers - Leonard Kleinrock
  352. History of Computers - Location-Based Games
  353. History of Computers - Lou Montulli
  354. History of Computers - Lukyanov's Water Computer
  355. History of Computers - MIT's Whirlwind Computer
  356. History of Computers - MP3
  357. History of Computers - MS-DOS
  358. History of Computers - Magnetic Core Memory
  359. History of Computers - Maya Numerical System
  360. History of Computers - Midi
  361. History of Computers - Mosaic Web Browser
  362. History of Computers - Motherboard
  363. History of Computers - Myspace
  364. History of Computers - Napier's Bone
  365. History of Computers - Napster
  366. History of Computers - Netflix
  367. History of Computers - Nikola Tesla
  368. History of Computers - Nintendo
  369. History of Computers - Nintendo 64
  370. History of Computers - Noughts and Crosses
  371. History of Computers - Oculus Rift
  372. History of Computers - Open-Source Software
  373. History of Computers - Operating System
  374. History of Computers - Optical Amplifiers
  375. History of Computers - Origin of the Term “Debug”
  376. History of Computers - PCB
  377. History of Computers - Pascaline
  378. History of Computers - Perl
  379. History of Computers - Phonograph
  380. History of Computers - Prehistoric Counting
  381. History of Computers - Programmable Digital Computing Machine
  382. History of Computers - Programmable Read Only Memory
  383. History of Computers - Projection Keyboard
  384. History of Computers - Python
  385. History of Computers - Quake Engine
  386. History of Computers - Quantum Computer
  387. History of Computers - RFID
  388. History of Computers - Radio
  389. History of Computers - Raspberry Pi
  390. History of Computers - Razer's Optomechanical Switch
  391. History of Computers - Renderman
  392. History of Computers - Retinal Scanning
  393. History of Computers - Robotic Limbs
  394. History of Computers - STEALTH
  395. History of Computers - Schrodinger's Cat
  396. History of Computers - Self-Driving Cars
  397. History of Computers - Self Reproducing Automata
  398. History of Computers - Semiconductors
  399. History of Computers - Sending of Long-Distance Wireless Power
  400. History of Computers - Servers
  401. History of Computers - Siri
  402. History of Computers - Slide Rule
  403. History of Computers - Smart Watches
  404. History of Computers - Smartmodem
  405. History of Computers - Smartphones
  406. History of Computers - Solid State Memory
  407. History of Computers - Sony
  408. History of Computers - Speakers
  409. History of Computers - Steam
  410. History of Computers - Steve Jobs
  411. History of Computers - Supercomputers
  412. History of Computers - Superpaint
  413. History of Computers - Ted Hoff
  414. History of Computers - Tesla
  415. History of Computers - The Arithometer
  416. History of Computers - The Athlon Processor
  417. History of Computers - The Cloud
  418. History of Computers - The Deep Web
  419. History of Computers - The Difference Engines
  420. History of Computers - The Edison Effect
  421. History of Computers - The Game Boy
  422. History of Computers - The Internet Troll
  423. History of Computers - The Lambda Calculus
  424. History of Computers - The Macintosh
  425. History of Computers - The Pirate Bay
  426. History of Computers - The Silk Road
  427. History of Computers - The Terabyte Hard Drive
  428. History of Computers - The Unimate
  429. History of Computers - Tom Kilburn
  430. History of Computers - Twitter
  431. History of Computers - Typewriter
  432. History of Computers - USB 3.0
  433. History of Computers - Universal Serial Bus
  434. History of Computers - Vacuum Tubes
  435. History of Computers - Virtualization
  436. History of Computers - Walkman
  437. History of Computers - Watson
  438. History of Computers - Webcam
  439. History of Computers - Windows 3.0
  440. History of Computers - Windows NT
  441. History of Computers - Wine
  442. History of Computers - Wireless Charging
  443. History of Computers - Wireless Networks
  444. History of Computers - XEROX PARC
  445. History of Computers - Xbox
  446. History of Computers - Xerox Notetaker
  447. History of Computers - Yahoo!
  448. History of Computers - YouTube
  449. History of Computers - Zhang Heng’s Seismometer
  450. History of Computers - iPad
  451. Hittites
  452. Homo Oeconomicus
  453. How did government change during the Patriarchial period?
  454. How did the monarchy change during the Old Babylonian period?
  455. How did the religion change during the Patriarchial period?
  456. How do the gods behave and relate to humans?
  457. How do the humans relate to each other?
  458. How do we structure reality?
  459. How was it practiced in Sumer?
  460. ID Abraham
  461. II. The Ghassoulians
  462. III. Standing Stones
  463. IM-DLR-2014
  464. Iconography
  465. Idiosyncrasy
  466. Imhotep
  467. Impact of Water in Indus River Valley
  468. Important principles
  469. Individualism
  470. Indonesia Gantgea 7
  471. Integration Technology AV
  472. Interregnum
  473. Iron Age II period Inventions included
  474. Iron Age II period Trade included
  475. Irrigation
  476. Justice 2013
  477. Key arts of a civilization
  478. Key arts of civilization
  479. Khafre
  480. Knapper
  481. LSD
  482. Lab Results for OSPP
  483. Laborde
  484. Leopoldo Suárez
  485. Lifeways of people living in Europe
  486. List and explain any inventions from the Early Bronze Age to the Iron Age
  487. Lit-Phil2014
  488. Loess
  489. MS Technology Vocabulary
  490. MS Technology Vocabulary AOL
  491. MS Technology Vocabulary Aim
  492. MS Technology Vocabulary Amazon.com
  493. MS Technology Vocabulary Byte
  494. MS Technology Vocabulary CD-Rom
  495. MS Technology Vocabulary Cd-rom
  496. MS Technology Vocabulary Chip
  497. MS Technology Vocabulary Cursor
  498. MS Technology Vocabulary Dashboard
  499. MS Technology Vocabulary Directory
  500. MS Technology Vocabulary Ecard

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