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– the study of a person’s individual or familial past
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– a large population of people organized into a collective society
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– a collection of individual states brought together for a common purpose.
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– inventions or innovations that have made life easier and more productive.
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– beliefs or rituals passed down from one generation to the next
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– to come together (usually in community)
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– the act of one group of people moving and inhabiting a new area.
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– any object made by humans or left behind by humans that provide a clue as to how they lived.
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– the natural process of breaking down and moving rock or sand material due to rain, snow, sleet or wind.
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– the study of past peoples and past civilizations.
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– Anno Domini the universally accepted start of calculating modern human history, the year progress numerically forward from this point. Now replaced with CE or Common Era
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– Before Common Era, the years before year one, counting backwards the further you go back in time.
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– later generations. You are the descendant of your grandparents.
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– Ape-like animals that share common DNA and have resulted in modern humans.
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– changes that occur as a result of changes in the environment.
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Mutations – Random changes in our DNA. Helpful changes are often passed onto offspring, harmful mutations like cancer cells often result in death and are not commonly passed onto the next generation.
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– the scientific study of how plants, animals and cells change and adapt over time to suit their environment.
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– the behaviour and traditions of a particular group often including artistic expressions.
