WORLD HISTORY (to 1300) CUMULATIVE BENCHMARK TERMS LIST First Nine Weeks HUMAN ORIGINS MESOPOTAMIA EGYPT Vocabulary Vocabulary Vocabulary Anno Domini Anthropomorphic Deification The “Humanities” Benevolence Depose Special Creation City-State Diffusion Evolutionary Theory Cuneiform Ethics Theistic Malevolence Ethical Religion Non-Theistic Monotheism Hieroglyphics Natural Rights Pictogram Hyksos Social Darwinism Phonics Incarnation Lucy Polytheism Monotheism Hominid Propitiation Papyrus Technology Rigor Surveyor Scribe Treaty People Stylus Theocracy Deities Cicero Ziggurat Charles Darwin Amun-Ra Herodotus Osiris People, Literary Characters, John Locke Isis and Deities Malcolm X Horus Enkidu Set Periods of the Stone Age Gilgamesh Ma’at Ishtar Paleolithic Hammurabi Pharaohs Mesolithic Marduk Neolithic Hatshepsut Akhenaten Legal Terms Art of the Stone Age Nefertiti (wife) Rule of Law Tutankhamun Venus Figurines Divine Right Ramses II [the Great] Cave Art Trial Perjury Burden of Proof Liability Discrimination Students should be prepared to demonstrate Students should also be prepared to discuss, basic knowledge of the following works read compare, and contrast the religions of the ancient and discussed in class: Mesopotamians and Egyptians, noting how geographic and social factors influenced the The Story of Prometheus and Epimetheus development of these religion. The Epic of Gilgamesh Hammurabi’s Code The Myth of Osiris and Isis The Egyptian Book of the Dead
WORLD HISTORY (to 1300) TERMS LIST CUMULATIVE BENCHMARK First Nine Weeks HUMAN ORIGINS MESOPOTAMIA EGYPT Vocabulary Anno Domini The “Humanities” Special Creation Evolutionary Theory Theistic Non-Theistic Natural Rights Social Darwinism Lucy Hominid Technology People Cicero Charles Darwin Herodotus John Locke Malcolm X Periods of the Stone Age Paleolithic Mesolithic Neolithic Art of the Stone Age Venus Figurines Cave Art Vocabulary Anthropomorphic Benevolence City-State Cuneiform Malevolence Monotheism Pictogram Phonics Polytheism Propitiation Rigor Scribe Stylus Theocracy Ziggurat People, Literary Characters, and Deities Enkidu Gilgamesh Ishtar Hammurabi Marduk Legal Terms Rule of Law Divine Right Trial Perjury Burden of Proof Liability Discrimination Vocabulary Deification Depose Diffusion Ethics Ethical Religion Hieroglyphics Hyksos Incarnation Monotheism Papyrus Surveyor Treaty Deities Amun-Ra Osiris Isis Horus Set Ma’at Pharaohs Hatshepsut Akhenaten Nefertiti (wife) Tutankhamun Ramses II [the Great] Students should be prepared to demonstrate basic knowledge of the following works read and discussed in class: Students should also be prepared to discuss, compare, and contrast the religions of the ancient Mesopotamians and Egyptians, noting how geographic and social factors influenced the development of these religion. The Story of Prometheus and Epimetheus The Epic of Gilgamesh Hammurabi’s Code The Myth of Osiris and Isis The Egyptian Book of the Dead
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