Hunter-Gatherers
People that move from place to place.
These are the two rivers that surround Mesopotamia.
What are the Tigris and Euphrates?
Egypt is often known as this.
What is the "Land of the Nile"?
Israel was once known as this.
These were the two rivers that were located in the NW and NE of India.
What are the Indus and Ganges?
Men hunted these for "big game"
What is the mammoth?
This nickname of Mesopotamia is due to the silt left behind from flooding.
What is the Fertile Crescent?
This was Egypt's irrigation system.
What is a shadoof?
This is the capital city of Israel.
This geographic feature separated India from China.
What are the Himalayan Mountains?
These are the three parts of the Stone Age.
What are the Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic Eras?
Problem: Only a small amount of land had access to water and could be farmed.
Solution: What is Sumerians built irrigation?
This was the location of Upper Egypt due to the flow of the Nile.
What is at the bottom of Egypt?
This strip of land connected Egypt and Israel.
What is the Sinai Peninsula?
These two cities were discovered by archaeologists in 1922 in the Indus River Valley.
What is Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro?
The discovery of farming was called this.
What is the Agricultural Revolution?
This was the Mesopotamian type of government.
What is a monarchy?
In 3100, this man unified Upper and Lower Egypt.
What is king Menes?
These were the first three kings of Israel.
What are the Aryans?
What is light, warmth, keep away animals, cooking, and preserving meat?
This man created the world's first empire under his rule.
What is Sargon?
Ramses the Great came to power and fame after his big fight during this battle.
What is the Battle of Kadesh?
These famous writings were found in a cave in the 1940s that contained Jewish history.
What are the Dead Sea Scrolls?
The Vedas are the Holy Hindu book which means this.
What is knowledge?