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| nomadic people that came from the steppes |
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| dry grasslands that stretched north of the Caucuas, or mountains b/w the black and caspian sea |
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| movement of people from one area to another |
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| group of indo europeans that occupied antolia |
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| huge peninsula that is now turkey and juts into the black and mediterranean seas |
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| people that took over the indus river valley, first develop caste system |
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| aryan artifact that was their sacred literature |
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| priests or upperclass men |
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| social class structure that you were born into |
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| reflects the struggels of the indians as the aryans moved south |
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| belief that ones soul went into a new body after death |
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| belief that ones deeds on their life affect their next life |
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| religion based on the idea that everything has a soul and shouldnt be harmed |
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| release of selfishness and pain, heaven |
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| powerful, seafaring traders that inhabited the island of crete |
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| sea between greece and Antolia |
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| minoan king that the civilization was named after |
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| powerful traders that lived along the mediterannean |
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| region at eastern edge of mediterranean |
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| first five books of Hebrew Bible |
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| mutual promise b/w god and the hebrews |
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| man who led the hebrews out egypt |
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| kingdom of united by Solomon, David, and Saul |
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| southern hebrew kingdom after Israel split |
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| money paid to a stronger nation for protection, example the israelis paid tribute to the assyrians |
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