Archaeology & Anthropology
Paleolithic Age & Way of Life
Mesopotamian City-States
Religion & Society
Neolithic Revolution & Bronze Age
100

This is the study of past societies through what people left behind.

What is archaeology?

100

In the Paleolithic Age, humans made tools out of this material.

What is stone?

100

Mesopotamia’s fertile soil was enriched by these natural deposits from rivers.

What is silt?

100

Sumerian religion was this type, meaning belief in many gods.

What is polytheism?

100

The Neolithic Revolution marked the shift from hunting and gathering to this.

What is farming and herding?

200

The study of human life and culture is known as this.

What is anthropology?

200

By attaching stone tips to wooden poles, humans created these for hunting

What are spears or weapons?

200

Farmers in Mesopotamia controlled rivers using these.

What are irrigation and drainage ditches?

200

This was the most prominent building in a Sumerian city.

What is a temple or ziggurat?

200

By 5000 B.C., farmers in Southeast Asia were growing this staple crop.

What is rice?

300

Archaeologists often study these objects, such as pottery, tools, and weapons.

What are artifacts?

300

This group was responsible for teaching children which food was edible.

Who were women?

300

Sumerian cities were protected by these massive structures.

What are walls?

300

Sumerian society had three social groups: nobles, commoners, and these.

What are slaves?

300

Specialization of labor began when not all villagers had to do this job.

What is farming?

400

This hominid, found by Donald Johanson, was called the “Southern Ape.”

Who is Australopithecus (Lucy)?

400

Because both men and women gathered food, many scientists believe this about their society.

What is equality between men and women?

400

Mud bricks were used to build these homes and buildings.

What are sun-dried houses or temples?

400

Nobles were usually officials, while commoners often worked in these professions.

What are farmers, merchants, and fishers?

400

This discovery created a stronger, more durable metal than copper

What is bronze?

500

Both archaeologists and anthropologists rely on these two things to carry out their work.

What are scientific methods and careful analysis?

500

The Neolithic Revolution began after this major climatic event ended.

What is the Ice Age?

500

Sumerian cities controlled surrounding land and became these political units.

What are city-states?

500

Slaves were often used by palace officials mainly for this type of work.

What are building projects?

500

The use of metals like copper and bronze marked the beginning of this era.

What is the Bronze Age?

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