Social Studies Chapter 2 Ancient Civilizations The Earliest Human Societies.

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Social Studies Chapter 2 Ancient Civilizations The Earliest Human Societies

nomad who hunts animals and gathers plants to eat hunter-gatherer

a person who moves from place to place searching for food nomad

migration moving from one place to settle in another

Applying knowledge and tools to meet needs technology

worship of God, gods or spiritual elements religion

tame, grow, and care for plants and animals domesticate

agriculture planting of seeds to grow crops

slash-and-burn cutting and burning vegetation to clear land for farming

the watering of crops irrigation

Having more than what is needed surplus

a skill in a particular work specialization

a person trained and skilled in a particular craft artisan c a r p e n t e r

people having similar customs, income, and background social class

w a y s o f c r e a t i n g o r d e r a n d o f f e r i n g l e a d e r s h i p g o v e r n m e n t