Chapter 2 Lesson 3 Flashcards

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What was the progression to civilization?

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Farming settlement, village, town, city, city state, civilization.

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In order to progress at each level of development what did their need to be?

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1) production of surplus
2) greater and greater trade
3) population growth

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As trade increased what happened?

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People exchanged more goods resources and ideas. These exchanges led to the development of mor advanced cultures, cities, and civilizations.

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With larger population what was important about the caused?

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Caused social and political changes.

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What does political mean?

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Having to do wit government

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What does social mean?

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Having to do with social structures of people and society

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What does economic mean?

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Related to the product of wealth.

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What did societies become?

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More complex

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What developed?

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New kind of leaderships

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What was a division of labor?

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This is were people began working according to their abilities

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Who is a merchant?

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A person who sold goods they had bought from traders.

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What did the division of labor do?

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Greatly changed society

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Because the work work of groups of people ad different what?

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Different levels of responsibility, society became divided into social classes

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What are social classes?

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Groups of people with different levels of responsibility and power society

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What was the highest social class their was?

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Rulers,priest, and other important family’s and leaders

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Where did the leaders come from?

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Came from important family’s and began to pass on their position to chosen family members keeping power within each leader.

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What did town leaders have to manage?

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They ad to manage more people, larger food supplies(surpluses and supplies) and wider trade.

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With more responsibility’s what grew?

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What did the leaders create?

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They created unwritten laws tat people had to live by.

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This kind of leadership was the beginning of….

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Government, an organized system of leaders and laws.

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What does urban mean?

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Relating to a city or cities.

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How many people are often in the cities?

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5000 people or more

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What do city governments need to be?

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Highly organized.

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What were the leaders in charge of doing?

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Building longer walls for defense, maintaining water supplies, and irrigation systems.

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What did people learn to. Do?
Learned to do even more specialized jobs
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What did government officials do?
They help manage the city
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What did the management of cities lead to?
Led to taxation
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What does taxation mean?
A system in which people support the government
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How do people pay their taxes?
By working on government and others pay their taxes by crops.
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What were crops used to pay?
City officials and to trade for other goods.
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What does Civilization mean?
A society with developed forms of religion and ways of governing
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What were some common characteristics of civilization?
Covered larger areas. Better organized societies and economics. Constructed larger buildings and temples. A central government. Advances in science, mathematics, and transportation. Some forms of writing. Religious supported and controlled by government.