Unit 2: Agricultural Revolution

archeology

• This is the science of studying the past by what people have left behind.
• This is the measurement of how many of something there is in a regular area. Example: Houses per block
• This is a large community of people that share the same culture or way of life.
• Something that is left behind by humans.
• This is an academic term meaning "New Stone Age".

to interpret

• To explain facts and evidence by using logical thinking.
• To prepare and use land for growing plants or crops.
• This is the social structure of a society. It is used to describe who has what powers and responsibilities.
• This is grassland used for keeping llivestock.
• This is the science and skill of growing/producing plants and animals.

resource

• This is something that is useful and has value to people.
• To supply water to an area of land, typically through pipes or channels, so that crops will grow.
• A group of people which share a specific time, area, traditions, and/or way of life.
• This is surviving by hunting and gathering all the food and resources you need to survive.
• To use selection and breeding to make plants or animals more useful to humans.

Neolithic

• This is an academic term meaning "New Stone Age".
• This is the science of studying the past by what people have left behind.
• This is the measurement of how many of something there is in a regular area. Example: Houses per block
• This is a large community of people that share the same culture or way of life.
• Something that is left behind by humans.

agriculture

• This is the science and skill of growing/producing plants and animals.
• To explain facts and evidence by using logical thinking.
• To prepare and use land for growing plants or crops.
• This is the social structure of a society. It is used to describe who has what powers and responsibilities.
• This is grassland used for keeping llivestock.

domesticate

• To use selection and breeding to make plants or animals more useful to humans.
• This is something that is useful and has value to people.
• To supply water to an area of land, typically through pipes or channels, so that crops will grow.
• A group of people which share a specific time, area, traditions, and/or way of life.
• This is surviving by hunting and gathering all the food and resources you need to survive.

artifact

• Something that is left behind by humans.
• This is an academic term meaning "New Stone Age".
• This is the science of studying the past by what people have left behind.
• This is the measurement of how many of something there is in a regular area. Example: Houses per block
• This is a large community of people that share the same culture or way of life.

pasture

• This is grassland used for keeping llivestock.
• This is the science and skill of growing/producing plants and animals.
• To explain facts and evidence by using logical thinking.
• To prepare and use land for growing plants or crops.
• This is the social structure of a society. It is used to describe who has what powers and responsibilities.

hunter-gatherer

• This is surviving by hunting and gathering all the food and resources you need to survive.
• To use selection and breeding to make plants or animals more useful to humans.
• This is something that is useful and has value to people.
• To supply water to an area of land, typically through pipes or channels, so that crops will grow.
• A group of people which share a specific time, area, traditions, and/or way of life.

society

• This is a large community of people that share the same culture or way of life.
• Something that is left behind by humans.
• This is an academic term meaning "New Stone Age".
• This is the science of studying the past by what people have left behind.
• This is the measurement of how many of something there is in a regular area. Example: Houses per block