Grade 6 Social Studies Development of Societies Chapter
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Grade 6 Social Studies Development of Societies Chapter 5 Houghton Mifflin Social Studies
Features of a Civilization For 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
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
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
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
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)
City of Ur Located on dry plain between Tigris & Euphrates River used for irrigation, irrigation brought specialized labor, develop stable food supply & population growth Social levels & system of writing
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
Famine is a widespread shortage of food Hunter gatherers stored grain to prevent famine from occurring.
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.
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.
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
Environment All the living & nonlivings things in a person’s surroundings Hunters-gatherers found plants and animals that were found naturally in the environment
More Key Terms Self-sufficient – being able to provide for oneself Surplus – an extra amount
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