Indo-European is
a term important to this section because it is a term referring to the pastoral
people who would later form India’s population and is relevant to us personally
because the Indo-European language would help build English, Spanish, Hindi,
Persian, Sanskrit, German and more languages.
The steppes are
the grasslands north or the Caucasus that the Indo-Europeans migrated from and
are important as they are geographically relevant to this section and the
section before; also these are the origins of many civilizations.
Migration is a
term important to this section and world history in general because we did not
come from the country we currently live in, our ancestors had to come from
other lands and we can trace back all of humanity through migration.
Hittites were Indo-European
speakers who occupied modern day Turkey and were important due to their
advanced iron weapons and chariots which were technologies perfected by their
people and latter spread.
Anatolia was the Hittite
occupied area of what is now Asia Minor and modern day turkey, this is
important in order to better understand how these ancient cultures would relate
to the modern named for this region.
Aryans were
important as they spread through India, left early written records, and built
the views and culture of India such as the cast system.
The Vedas were
early religious scripts that lead to later Hindu beliefs but most importantly historically
these scripts gave us a view of what early Aryan life was like.
Brahmin is a term
for the top of the cast system which is priests and is important because it conveys
the values and what was important to the ancient Aryan people.
The caste system
was the social structure build by the Aryans that was in India dividing the
class levels or people and this was important is it was the structure of Aryan society
and was also their religious belief.
Mahabharata was a
great epic written about the Aryan migration and the cultural mixture or Aryan and
non-Aryan people in this time and is an important historical document as it
shows the events that happened and the views of the ancient people.
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