1. The Middle East, North Africa, and The Eastern Mediterranean Pgs. 438 - 437

2. nomad O Groups of people who move from place to place depending on the season and availability of grass for grazing and water (for herding animals.)

3. Bedouin O Nomadic Arabic-speaking people who migrated to North Africa from deserts in Southwest Asia

4. infrastructure O The basic urban necessities such as streets and utilities.

5. domesticate O To take plants and/or animals and adapt them from the wild for such uses as food, clothing, and transportation.

6. monotheism O The belief in only one God; for example, Judaism, Islam, and Christianity are all monotheistic religions.

7. prophet O A person who is identified as a messenger or spokesperson for God or God’s word.

8. mosque O A house of worship where Muslims pray