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1 Early Humans Vocabulary

2 Nomadic Culture Moving around from place to place Category Definition Picture Example Hunter-Gatherers

3 Fertile Geography Category Farmland Definition Picture Example Producing (making) many crops / plants

4 Category Definition Picture Example Resources Economics Something that someone has and can use to increase their wealth Food

5 Category Definition Picture Example Polytheism Religion Greek Gods Belief in many gods

6 Category Definition Picture Example Revolution Culture Neolithic Revolution a sudden, extreme, or complete change in the way people live, work, etc

7 Category Definition Picture Example Domesticate Economics Cows To train an animal to need and accept the care of human beings

8 Category Definition Picture Example Archaeologist Culture N/A Someone who studies human history by analyzing artifacts

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