What is History (Chapter 1)
Early Humans
Ancient Mesopotamia
Ancient Egypt
Misc.
100

This amount of time is equal to 100 years 

A Century

100

Most of the earliest forms of humans moved around from place to place in order to find food, water, and shelter. These people were ______

Nomads

100
The translation for "Mesopotamia" 

"The land between rivers"

100

This is the largest pyramid in Egypt

The Great Pyramid
100

The Egyptian form of writing 

Hieroglyphics 

200

This field of study focuses on studying various cultures of different societies, past and present

Anthropology 

200

The time era in which cavemen were primarily present is called the __________ Age

Paleolithic 

200

Often regarded as the world's first major city, which was located in the Mesopotamian region

Sumer 

200

What is often referred to as the "lifeblood" of Egypt, even now?

Nile River
200

The worship of many Gods as opposed to just one

Polytheism 

300

I am in Egypt trying to learn about the pyramids by taking small samples from the Great Pyramid and trying to determine the material it was made from and the time it was built. This would make me a _______

Archaeologist 

300

This event allowed humans to finally settle in one area as opposed to moving around from place to place all the time. Humans formed communities and even entire empires because of this 

Agricultural Revolution 

300

Mesopotamia lies in between two major rivers, called 

The Tigris and Euphrates rivers

300
Egypt was able to develop somewhat quickly because they didn't have to fend off invaders so often such as in Mesopotamia. What is one reason why this was the case?

- The Nile River was very difficult to cross because of cataracts 

- Surrounding by an unforgiving desert, known as the "red land"

300

The world's very first set of written laws

the Code of Hammurabi

400

Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 A.D, killing hundreds of thousands of people in Southern Italy. Exactly how many years ago did this happen?

1,945 years ago

400

These were found in some areas in Mesopotamia; often considered early signs of religion taking place 

Shrines

400

We often referred to this city in class as being like the "ancient Dubai", very beautiful, advanced city with hanging gardens and streets paved with marble and limestone

Babylon

400
The very first ruler of the united Egyptian kingdom

Narmer

400

A system of government which revolves around religion exclusively 

Theocracy

500
This calendar is responsible for the leap year we have now 

Julian Calendar

500

Most all early societies formed along one of the four great river valley civilizations. Name ALL four, in any order.

Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, & China

500

Many empires ruled the region of Mesopotamia over the centuries. One empire was known for having the most brutal, powerful and advanced army in the world at the time, allowing them to easily brutalize and destroy enemies and rule for hundreds of years unchallenged. This is the ___________ 

Assyrian Empire

500

The process of embalming involved: 

removing the dead body's organs, storing the organs in jars, salting the bodies (human jerky), wrap the dead body in linen (mummies) and bury them in the tomb.

500

The team that Taylor Swift's boyfriend plays for .... 






Won the Super Bowl in which 3 years? 

1970, 2020, 2023

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