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1. '''11. What is stratigraphy and give examples.'''
2. '''4. Define and give examples of sources'''
3. '''4. List and explain any inventions from the 3300 to 1950 BCE.'''
4. '''7. Where does the hero's power come from?''' ''Note his color, he is a deity.RB''
5. ''6. Define and give examples of features'''
6. *Describe in detail steps 1 & 2
7. *History 8 Agricultural Revolution Notes
8. *History 8 Environment Bone From a Dry Sea
9. *History 8 Neolithic Revolution Notes
10. *pages 8-15
11. . What kind of social and political changes were happening in Canaan?
12. 1
13. 1.Power of the King is absolute
14. 1. Define anthropology including the types
15. 1. Describe the physical and social changes brought about by the end of the Younger Dryas
16. 1. Explain the inexplicable.
17. 1. Find one descriptive scene in this chapter and a picture to illustrate it.
18. 1. Hatusilis
19. 1. ID James Hutton
20. 1. What is geographic imagination? Why is important?
21. 1. What item is considered to be the first example of complex technology?
22. 1. Who were the Hittites and where did they originate?
23. 1. individualism
24. 10.Explain the first reason that history is important.
25. 10.Homo Oeconomicus
26. 10. Apsu
27. 10. Boorstin: The Unexpected
28. 10. Define a secondary source.
29. 10. Iconography
30. 10. Menkarua
31. 10. Mound of creation
32. 10. Three Age Theory
33. 10. What are systems of meaning? What is the purpose of language and art?.
34. 10. What does Homo ergaster mean? When did they first evolve?
35. 10. What is the purpose of religion as see by Elijah? Does this change? How?
36. 10. What lay at the heart of Egyptian civilization?
37. 10. Why did H. habilis go extinct?
38. 10. Why is Old World agriculture, unlike New World (ancient American) agriculture, always associated with domesticated animals?
39. 10. ideology
40. 10. marrow
41. 11.Explain the second reason that history is important.
42. 11. ''Apsu''
43. 11. Cultural Relativism
44. 11. Define geographic imagination. Why is it important?
45. 11. Djedefre
46. 11. Edin
47. 11. Interregnum
48. 11. Show the beauty of unity in human diversity
49. 11. What adaptations to the hot environment have appeared in Homo ergaster?
50. 11. What does Homo ergaster mean? When did they first evolve?
51. 11. What happens to a soul after death
52. 11. What is the relationship between history and archaeology?
53. 11. What was significance of the temple in this civilization?
54. 11. Why do agricultural societies typically tend require more social discipline and allow less individual freedom than hunter-gatherer communities?
55. 11. Why is culture learned?
56. 11. Why is history considered to be an interpretation of facts and events?
57. 11. beliefs
58. 11. differences with H. erectus
59. 11. sweating
60. 12.Explain the first reason that history is important.
61. 12.Homo Oeconomicus
62. 12. ''Edin''
63. 12. Define enthnocentrism. How does it impact geographic imagination?
64. 12. Edin
65. 12. Know the funnel of certainty and be able to explain it.
66. 12. Menuhotep
67. 12. Name and explain the mainstays of Egyptian civilization
68. 12. There is a controversy over writing at the heart of the story. What is that conflict?
69. 12. What adaptations to the hot environment have appeared in Homo ergaster?
70. 12. What important principles follow from the definition of culture given in the manual?
71. 12. What new tool has H. ergaster created that helped them modify their environment?
72. 12. Why do social hierarchies and elites tend to develop in settled agricultural communities?
73. 12. artifacts: define
74. 12. cunneiform
75. 12. panting
76. 12. values
77. 13.Explain the second reason that history is important.
78. 13.Homo Oeconomicus
79. 13. Amhose
80. 13. Define Bias.
81. 13. Define law as it applies to the funnel of certainity.
82. 13. Describe the geography of the Mediterranean Coastal region.
83. 13. Describe the key themes of Egyptian history.
84. 13. ID Kingdom of Israel and 14. ID Kingdom of Judah
85. 13. What are the advantages of developing elites and class divisions? What are the disadvantages?
86. 13. What are the other reasons for conflict are there? Do these reasons still apply to modern times?
87. 13. What does Homo ergaster mean? When did they first evolve?
88. 13. What is the first purpose of a myth?
89. 13. What may have allowed H. erectus to be able to move around and travel so far?
90. 13. Why is Meren upset by Reshep's behavior?
91. 13. browridge
92. 13. ecofacts
93. 13. ideals
94. 13. semitic
95. 14. Acheulean tools
96. 14. Creationism
97. 14. Define a theory as it applies to history.
98. 14. Describe the geography of the Central Hill region.
99. 14. Diffusionism
100. 14. Explain the first two rule for judging information objectively.
101. 14. Explain the role of the pyramid and the legitmation of authority in Egypt.
102. 14. How are the contents of passage tombs different from the contents of the mound graves?
103. 14. Know the funnel of certainty and be able to explain it.
104. 14. Thutmose I
105. 14. What adaptations to the hot environment have appeared in Homo ergaster?
106. 14. What did H. erectus learn to make tools from?
107. 14. What is the relationship between civilization and war?
108. 14. Why is mythology a universal need?
109. 14. cunneiform
110. 14. features
111. 14. morality
112. 14. semitic
113. 15.Historical Particularism
114. 15. Define law as it applies to the funnel of certainity.
115. 15. Define the first characteristic of a good theory.
116. 15. Describe the geography of the Jordan River Valley.
117. 15. Ethnocentrism
118. 15. Explain the last two rules for judging information objectively.
119. 15. Give as many reasons for the collapse of the Old Kingdom as possible
120. 15. Hatshepsut
121. 15. What is the second purpose of a myth?
122. 15. What was found in the pools? How does this show a development of religious thought?
123. 15. Why did Homo ergaster go extinct?
124. 15. Why did Homo ergaster go extinct? (Alec Baldwin talks about this…)
125. 15. bifacial
126. 15. cunneiform
127. 15. taboo
128. 15. ziggurat
129. 15 relics
130. 16
131. 16.Historical Particularism
132. 16. Cultural Materialism
133. 16. Define a theory as it applies to history.
134. 16. Define the second characteristic of a good theory.
135. 16. Describe the geography of the Trans-Jordan area.
136. 16. ID Sargon
137. 16. Senemut
138. 16. What adaptations to their environment did Neanderthalensis make?
139. 16. What role does mythology play in morality of a culture?
140. 16. What was the first hominid to carry the genus name Homo?
141. 16. Why can there be exceptions to the rule for judging information objectively?
142. 16. band
143. 16. interglacials
144. 16. ziggurat
145. 16 What kind of state or society existed in the Middle Kingdom?. Give Examples
146. 16 records
147. 17. Cultural Materialism
148. 17. Define religion and its characteristics, elements and functions in a society?
149. 17. Define the first characteristic of a good theory.
150. 17. Define the third characteristic of a good theory.
151. 17. Describe the early culture of the Hebrews (pre-Patriarchal period)
152. 17. Diffusionism.
153. 17. ID Sargon
154. 17. Know the funnel of certainty and be able to explain it. ''Note: you will not be able to use external sources.''
155. 17. Sunda
156. 17. Thutmose III
157. 17. What advancements in tools did Neanderthal make?
158. 17. What changes occurred in the New Kingdom?
159. 17. internecine
160. 17. source
161. 17. tribes/chiefdoms
162. 18.Intelligent Design
163. 18. Beringia
164. 18. Creationism.
165. 18. Decalogue 19. prophet
166. 18. Define and explain law as it applies to the funnel of certainty.
167. 18. Define the second characteristic of a good theory.
168. 18. Detail the greatest change in thinking in the first millennium B.C.
169. 18. Explain the first reason why history is an interpretation according to Edwin Fenton.
170. 18. How did government change during the Patriarchal period?
171. 18. How did trade develop and what are some of its effects?
172. 18. Tools
173. 18. What are some of the problems of complex societies
174. 18. What did H. habilis make that earlier hominids did not?
175. 18. What social advancements did Neanderthal make?
176. 18. bias Give the criteria to identify it.
177. 18. internecine
178. 18. salinization
179. 18. state
180. 18 Amonhotep I
181. 19.Intelligent Design
182. 19. Amonhotep III
183. 19. Cultural life
184. 19. Define and explain the concept of ma'at.
185. 19. Define and explain theory as it applies to history.
186. 19. Define the third characteristic of a good theory.
187. 19. Explain the second reason why history is an interpretation according to Edwin Fenton.
188. 19. How did the religion change during the Patriarchal period?
189. 19. What does Homo ergaster mean? When did they first evolve?
190. 19. What role does population play in the development of society?
191. 19. When and why did Neanderthal go extinct?
192. 19. exigencies
193. 19. loess
194. 19. nation
195. 19. salinization
196. 1960s
197. 2. Define and give examples of artifacts
198. 2. Define archaeology
199. 2. Describe the role of women in horticultural societies
200. 2. Gardening/Horticulture
201. 2. Give an example of how Egyptians regarded Pharaoh.
202. 2. ID Charles Lyell
203. 2. Justify an existing social system
204. 2. Muwatallis
205. 2. What are the advantages of bipedalism (walking upright)? The Disadvantages?
206. 2. What is the significance of the Battle of Kadesh?
207. 2. When viewed as symbols, what do material objects tell us about cultures?
208. 2. Why is the Great Ocean Conveyor Belt vital?.
209. 2. fossils
210. 2. idiosyncrasy
211. 20. Akhenaten
212. 20. Define a Theory as it Applies to History.
213. 20. Define and explain the first characteristic of a good theory.
214. 20. Exile
215. 20. Explain the first reason why history is an interpretation according to Edwin Fenton.
216. 20. Explain the third reason why history is an interpretation according to Edwin Fenton.
217. 20. Extinction Theory
218. 20. How did the Egyptians concieve of the universe and the civil state(role of pharoah, etc)?
219. 20. Mental development
220. 20. Torah 21. biblia
221. 20. What differences in ways of living developed during the Patriarchal period?
222. 20. What does Homo sapiens mean?
223. 20. exigencies
224. 20. mammoths
225. 21. Cognitive Anthropology
226. 21. Define and explain the second characteristic of a good theory.
227. 21. Exile
228. 21. Explain the fourth reason why history is an interpretation according to Edwin Fenton.
229. 21. Explain the second reason why history is an interpretation according to Edwin Fenton.
230. 21. Explain what Ibn Khaldun, the Islamic historian, meant when he called Egypt the best example of the "habit of civilization."
231. 21. Id Nebuchandnezzar
232. 21. Nerfertiti
233. 21. Using Turner's theory, explain the economy of the Phoenicians.
234. 21. What adaptations to the hot environment have appeared in Homo ergaster?
235. 21. When did the first H.sapiens evolve?
236. 21. prepared core
237. 22. Define and explain the third characteristic of a good theory.
238. 22. Ecological Anthropology
239. 22. Explain the fifth reason why history is an interpretation according to Edwin Fenton.
240. 22. Explain the third reason why history is an interpretation according to Edwin Fenton.
241. 22. Id Nebuchandnezzar and Zedekiah
242. 22. Technology
243. 22. Tutankahmen
244. 22. What adaptations to heat did H. sapiens have?
245. 22. What does Homo sapiens mean?
246. 22. What was Tyrian dye and why was it important?
247. 22. Zedekiah
248. 22. permafrost
249. 23.Schrödinger's Cat Paradox
250. 23. Ankhesenpaaten
251. 23. Define catastrophism. Explain how it can be useful.
252. 23. Ecological Anthropology
253. 23. Explain the fourth reason why history is an interpretation according to Edwin Fenton.
254. 23. Explain the sixth reason why history is an interpretation according to Edwin Fenton.
255. 23. Functionalism
256. 23. ID Cyrus the Great
257. 23. When did H.sapiens move out of Africa and begin to spread across Asia and Europe?
258. 23. When did the first H.sapiens evolve?
259. 23. blade and burin society
260. 23. social organization
261. 24. Amhose
262. 24. Ay
263. 24. Define material evidence, give examples.
264. 24. Explain the fifth reason why history is an interpretation according to Edwin Fenton.
265. 24. Functionalism
266. 24. Newton's theories (choose one)
267. 24. Weapons
268. 24. What adaptations to heat did H. sapiens have?
269. 24. What does the narrator say is the most important aspect to human brain evolution(and allowed modern humans to survive)?
270. 25. Communication/Art
271. 25. Einstein's theores (choose one)
272. 25. Explain the sixth reason why history is an interpretation according to Edwin Fenton.
273. 25. Horemheb
274. 25. Newton's theories (choose one)
275. 25. When did H.sapiens move out of Africa and begin to spread across Asia and Europe?
276. 25. When viewed as symbols, what do material objects tell us about cultures?
277. 25. Why was the use of fire and tools by hominids so important to human evolution?
278. 25. social organization
279. 26. Define artifacts and give examples of each type.
280. 26. Einstein's theores (choose one)
281. 26. Ramses II
282. 26. What does the narrator say is the most important aspect to human brain evolution(and allowed modern humans to survive)?
283. 26. dispersed leadership
284. 26. other advances
285. 27. Cooperation and its Effects
286. 27. Define and give examples of ecofacts.
287. 27. Explain both the multiregional and diffusionism/ Out of Africa hypotheses
288. 27. Nefetari
289. 27. Senemut
290. 27. Shamanism
291. 28. Communication/Art
292. 28. Define and give examples of features
293. 28. H. Sapiens are the Only Hominid Left. Why?
294. 28. Tiyi
295. 28. Why did Homo ergaster go extinct?
296. 28. micro-flints
297. 29. Amonhotep I
298. 29. Define primary sources and the types of things that might be a primary source.
299. 29. H. sapiens were able to settle in such diverse habitats. Give reasons and rationale.
300. 29. Why was the use of fire by hominids so important to human brain evolution?
301. 29. burnishers
302. 29. other advances
303. 3.Define material evidence, give examples.
304. 3. Describe the geography of the Mediterranean Coastal region.
305. 3. Describe the system of law under the Hittites
306. 3. Explain the four essential rules for an explanation to be considered scientific.
307. 3. Give basis of governments and legitimation of authority
308. 3. Mound of Creation
309. 3. Plutarch: Great Men and their Character
310. 3. Suppilulimas I
311. 3. What do teeth fossils tell us about the diet of P. boisei?
312. 3. What was the first domesticated farm animal? Non farm animal?
313. 3. Where and why did the switch from hunting/gathering to plant cultivation and animal husbandry occur. What social change happened?
314. 3. tenets
315. 30.ID The Aurignacians
316. 30. Amonhotep III
317. 30. Define a secondary source and give examples.
318. 30. Explain both the multiregional and diffusionism/ Out of Africa hypotheses
319. 30. burins
320. 31. Akhenaten
321. 31. H. Sapiens are the Only Hominid Left. Why?
322. 31. ID Gravettians
323. 31. blade and burin
324. 32. H. sapiens were able to settle in such diverse habitats. Give reasons and rationale.
325. 32. ID Magdalenians
326. 32. annealing
327. 33-41 Summary
328. 33.The Aurignacians
329. 33. ID Natufians
330. 33. Tutankahmen
331. 33. composite tools
332. 34. ID Gravettians
333. 34. hafting
334. 35. ID Magdalenians
335. 35. migrational
336. 36. ID Natufians
337. 36. nomadic
338. 37. atlatl
339. 38. egalitarian
340. 39. knapper
341. 4. Account for a society’s rites and customs
342. 4. Capitaism
343. 4. Capitalism
344. 4. Mesopotamia
345. 4. Toynbee: Challenge and Response
346. 4. What is culture? and how is it related to archaeology?
347. 4. What was the role of irrigation in the urban revolution?
348. 4. What was the role of the monarch
349. 4. Why were P. boisei considered specialists?
350. 4. Zoser
351. 40. microlith
352. 41. diffusionist
353. 42. ochre
354. 43.dentalium
355. 44. middens
356. 45. horticulture
357. 5. Alluvial
358. 5. Describe the unique role of women especially the queen among the Hittites
359. 5. How do we structure reality?
360. 5. ID Yahweh 6. Patriarch
361. 5. Illustrate moral principles
362. 5. Imhotep
363. 5. Know the funnel of certainty and be able to explain it.
364. 5. Malthus Theory of Population
365. 5. Sedentary life had some challenges
366. 5. Toynbee: Challenge and Response 6. Malthus Theory of Population
367. 5. What was the perceived role of women?
368. 5. What was the probable cause of the extinction of the P. boisei?
369. 5. When viewed as symbols, what do material objects tell us about cultures?
370. 5. material culture
371. 6. Basis of national identity
372. 6. Darwin: Survival of the Fittest
373. 6. Define types of artifacts and give examples of each
374. 6. Describe the Hittites religion.
375. 6. Give and define the characteristics of a good theory.
376. 6. Narmar/Menes
377. 6. Patriarch 7. covenant 8. monotheism
378. 6. Silt
379. 6. What was the first hominid to carry the genus name Homo?
380. 6. pattern of subsistence
381. 6. savanna
382. 7.What were they creating that was different? What was the significance of this invention?
383. 7. Define and give examples of ecofacts
384. 7. Define both kinds of region.
385. 7. Define catastrophism
386. 7. Describe the process of the domestication of plants and animals.
387. 7. How did Egyptians regard the night time
388. 7. How much bigger was Homo habilis brains than P. boisei?
389. 7. Marx: Material Dialectic
390. 7. Senefru
391. 7. Thread that holds past and present together (Continuity)
392. 7. What caused the fall of the Hittites?
393. 7. continuity
394. 7. covenant 8. monotheism
395. 7. hominid
396. 7. irrigation
397. 7. symbols
398. 79. Define primary sources and the types of things that might be a primary source.
399. 8. Define a secondary source.
400. 8. Define and give examples of features
401. 8. Detail the importance of the Nile River to Egypt.
402. 8. Give some examples to show the development of religious thought in Eli
403. 8. How did the Egyptians try to protect themselves?
404. 8. Identify and explain two other forms of lifeways at this time.
405. 8. Khufu
406. 8. Oldowan Tools
407. 8. Turner: Geography and the Frontier
408. 8. Uniformitariansim
409. 8. What are the characteristic plants and animals exploited by the early regional civilizations (Near East, South Asia, the Far East, sub-Sahara Africa, North and South America?
410. 8. What does Homo habilis mean?
411. 8. acculturation
412. 8. continuity
413. 8. mosque
414. 8th History Theories Page
415. 9. ''Mudhif''
416. 9. Define primary sources and the types of things that might be a primary source.
417. 9. Give the characteristics of those who follow a pastoral way of life
418. 9. How and why did the Egyptian view of life differ from the Mesopotamian outlook?
419. 9. How did Old World agriculturists remedy the inadequacies of a diet based on barley, wheat, or millet?
420. 9. Khafre
421. 9. Khufu
422. 9. Mudhif
423. 9. Name and explain the distinguishing characteristics of culture. Be sure to include culture's essential feature.
424. 9. Radicals: History is the Story of Who Won
425. 9. Superposition
426. 9. What did H. habilis make that earlier hominids did not?
427. 9. What is the purpose of religion as seen by the Phoenician priest?
428. 9. What is the relationship between history and archaeology?
429. 9. accultration
430. 9. cultural template
431. 9. herbivores
432. 9. marrow
433. A. Why do agriculturists tend to have larger families than hunter-gatherers?
434. APELC DLR 2013
435. APEL DLR
436. A Bone From a Dry Sea 126-132
437. Acheulean tools
438. Ahmose
439. Ain ghazal statues
440. Allies/Helpers
441. Alluvial
442. American Born Chinese Terms
443. Ammut
444. Amon
445. Amonhotep III
446. Anatolia
447. Archaeological process (examples)
448. Archaic
449. Aten
450. Atlatl
451. Atum
452. Ay
453. BAsis of Society Mencius
454. Back to History Archaeology Notes
455. Basic Tenets
456. Bible's Israel: P-1.1
457. Bifacial
458. Bipedalism
459. Bone From a Dry Sea 8-15
460. Bureaucrats,writing and the calendar
461. Byblos
462. Caminos peligrosos
463. Caminos peligrosos periodo7
464. Can you explain how the central government did this?
465. Cern - Z Boson
466. Chapter 2
467. Chapter 5
468. Characteristics of Homo Sapiens
469. Charlottetown, PEI
470. Composite tools
471. Cooperation and its effects
472. Covenant
473. Cranium
474. Curr.wiki
475. CurrMap-1
476. CurrMap-1a
477. CurrMap-1b
478. CurrMap-2
479. CurrMap-LS3
480. CurrMap-MS4
481. Define catastrophism and creationism.
482. Define tuff
483. Describe European farming and its effects
484. Describe the geography of the Trans-Jordan area
485. Describe the importance of gardening
486. 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?
487. Diff Eq (Fall 2012)
488. Disease
489. Djedefre
490. Earth Scienc 7 - Punta Arenas, Chile
491. Earth Science-Africa2
492. Earth Science7
493. Earth Science7 - Antarctica Australia New Zealand 4
494. Earth Science 7-1 Africa
495. Earth Science 7-Asuncion, Paraguay
496. Earth Science 7-Australia/New Zealand/ Antartica 8
497. Earth Science 7-Australia3
498. Earth Science 7-Baghdad, Iraq
499. Earth Science 7-Bangkok, Thailand
500. Earth Science 7-Bombay, India

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