Relacionar Columnas Civilization Terms (Matching)Versión en línea Contains terms students need to understand civilization. por Angelia Cline 1 Agriculture 2 Monotheism 3 Hunter-gatherers 4 Writing 5 Nomads 6 Cuneiform 7 Hieroglyphs 8 Polytheism 9 City-States 10 Cities and Government 11 Social Classes 12 Religion 13 Scribes 14 Pyramids 15 Ziggurats a system of picture-like writing created by the ancient Egyptians; some pictures stand for ideas or things and other pictures stand for sounds developed out of the need for record-keeping for trading and planting; one of the four features of civilization divisions in society based on wealth and power; arose from the division of labor created by farming which allowed people to do different jobs A city that has its own independent government, as well as control of surrounding land the site of the temple to the main god or goddess; not only a religious center, but also a center of political activities A person specially trained to read, write, and keep records another word for farming and the foundation of civilization; led to the settling of river valleys where civilization began people who stay on the move looking for food, without a permanent home early cities formed in river valleys with governments created to resolve conflicts over land, water, and trade; one of the four features of civilization a royal tomb built for kings during Egypt’s Old Kingdom; very large and triangular shape a form of writing that uses wedges and lines; created by the Mesopotamians Name for early humans who lived in small tribes and spent the majority of their time hunting for food to eat the religious belief in, and worship of, one god arose from questions early humans had about the world and consists of rituals for birth, death, and warfare; one of the four features of civilization the religious belief in, and worship of, many gods
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