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Agriculture
Agriculture: Cultivation of plants and management of animals for food or other products.
Domestication
Domestication: Long-term changes in organisms associated with human selection and management.
Nomadic life
Nomadic life: A way of living that involves moving rather than remaining in one permanent settlement.
Settlement
Settlement: A place where people establish homes and community activities.
Irrigation
Irrigation: Supplying water to crops through managed systems.
Surplus
Surplus: An amount produced beyond immediate requirements.
20 key concepts, retrieval questions and a learning checkpoint.
Grades 6–12Definitions are starting points. Different regions and historical periods can use the same term in different ways.
Grades 6–12Events often have interacting economic, social, environmental and political causes.
Grades 7–12Events often have interacting economic, social, environmental and political causes.
Grades 7–12Ask who created the account, when, for whom and for what purpose.
Grades 6–9Ask who created the account, when, for whom and for what purpose.
Grades 6–9Change is judged against an earlier situation and a chosen feature.
Grades 7–10Change is judged against an earlier situation and a chosen feature.
Grades 7–10Specify the period, place and aspect being discussed.
Grades 9–12Specify the period, place and aspect being discussed.
Grades 9–12Distinguish sequence from explanation.
Grades 8–12Distinguish sequence from explanation.
Grades 8–12