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Title: Grade 6 Social Studies Development of Societies


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Grade 6 Social StudiesDevelopment of Societies
  • Chapter 5
  • Houghton Mifflin Social Studies

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Features of a CivilizationFor a society to be a
civilization, it must have 5 characteristics
  • Stable food supply
  • System of government
  • Specialization of labor
  • Social levels
  • Development of culture

3
How did societies develop?
  • Humans became food producers by domesticating
    animals and plants.
  • Animals became a reliable food source
  • People stayed in one place and developed settled
    communities

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Neolithic Settlements
  • Catal Huyuk
  • Ain Mallaha
  • Umm Dabaghiyah-small, not much farming, poor, dry
    soil, hunted donkey like animal called the onager
  • All located in the Middle East

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Catel Huyuk
  • Neolithic settlement located in the Middle East
  • Economy based on agriculture
  • Chief crop was wheat, peas, crabapples, juniper
    berries, acorns, nuts almonds.
  • Raised cattle hunted bears, deer wolves

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More facts on Catel Huyuk
  • Approximately 100 mud houses, all the same size
  • No streets, traveled from house to house by
    walking on each others roofs.
  • Center for trade traded obsidian (dark, shiny
    glass formed from volcanic ash)

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City of Ur
  • Located on dry plain between Tigris Euphrates
    Rivers
  • River used for irrigation, irrigation brought
    specialized labor, develop stable food supply
    population growth
  • Social levels system of writing

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What is agriculture?
  • The science, art business of raising animals
    plants to supply food for humans
  • All Neolithic farming settlements way of life
    practiced agriculture

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Famine
  • Famine is a widespread shortage of food
  • Hunter gatherers stored grain to prevent famine
    from occurring.

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Irrigation
  • Irrigation is the act of supplying dry lands
    with water
  • Irrigation helped early civilizations by bringing
    a stable food supply.
  • Workers needed to irrigate the land, so it
    brought a specialization of labor.

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Domestication
  • To train or adapt an animal or plant to live in
    a human environment
  • By domesticating plants and animals it made them
    more useful to humans.

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Shrine
  • A shrine is a sacred place of worship
  • Catal Huyuk used obsidiian to create shrines.
  • Catal Huyuk buried people in their homes,
    evidence of shrines found in homes, therefore
    they had a form of religion

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Environment
  • All the living non-livings things in a persons
    surroundings
  • Hunters-gatherers found plants and animals that
    were found naturally in the environment

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More Key Terms
  • Self-sufficient being able to provide for
    oneself
  • Surplus an extra amount
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