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3. Fire allowed Paleolithic People to: 

  • A. Stay warm and cook food
  • B. Be able to see at night
  • C. Use as a weapon to keep animals away
  • D. All the above
  • D. All the above
100

5. In Neolithic times, early humans obtained food by: (6.03)

  • A. Hunting and gathering
  • B. Growing crops and domesticating animals
  • C. Traveling to markets to buy food
  • D. Purchasing food with coins
  • B. Growing crops and domesticating animals
100

The climate of the Fertile Crescent is semi-arid, however, the humidity and fertile soil from two geographic features made the region ideal for agriculture.  What are those geographic features? (6.06)

A. Euphrates and Tigris Rivers

B. Mediterranean Sea and Zagros Mountains

C. Black Sea and Persian Gulf

D. Mediterranean and Red Seas


A. Euphrates and Tigris Rivers

100

The Nile River contains dangerous, fast moving waters called ______.

  • A. canals
  • B. deltas
  • C. floods
  • D. cataracts


  • D. cataracts
100
  • A decade is a period that lasts _____________. 
  • A. 10 years
  • B. 20 years
  • C. 100 years
  • D. 1,000 years

A. 10 years

200

4. Hunters and Gatherers had to move all the time because: (6.02)

  • A. They did not like to stay in one place all the time
  • B. They had to go where the food was.
  • C. Animals would follow them and scare them off
  • D. I do not know
  • B. They had to go where the food was.
200

During the New Stone Age, food surpluses allowed more people to become ________. (6.03)

A.  farmers.

B.  hunters.

C.  gatherers.

D.  artisans (perform a specialized job)

D.  artisans (perform a specialized job)

200

 1. What invention was used in order to control flood waters and to bring water to the plants? (6.08)

A. Irrigation

 B. Wheel

C. Plow

D. Potter’s wheel

A. Irrigation

200

1. What helped Egyptian farmers grow crops during the dry season? (6.14)

  • A. papyrus
  • B. shadoof
  • C. hieroglyphics
  • D. dynasties
  • B. shadoof
200

2. What does BCE stand for? 

  • A. Before Christ existed
  • B. Before common era
  • C. Before certain estimates
  • D. Before the classical epoch

B. Before common era

300

1. What was at the center of Neolithic life?

a. Hunting

b. Farming

c. War

d. Fishing

b. Farming

300

What advantage did early farmers have over nomads? (6.02)

                a. Farmers had more control over the production of food.

                b. Farmers lived in communities with small populations.

                c. Farmers needed fewer personal possessions.

                d. Farmers had to follow seasonal wild game.

a. Farmers had more control over the production of food.

300

1. Sargon of Akkad was the first Mesopotamian ruler to take over multiple city-states forming the world’s first ______________. (6.09)

A. Empire

B. Government

C Dynasty

D.  Oligarchy

A. Empire

300

1. The Nile River's floods provided Egyptians with the ______ they needed to grow crops. (6.14)

  • A. fertile soil
  • B. seeds
  • C. fresh air
  • D. warmth
  • A. fertile soil
300

What was the first written story/work of literature? (6.11)

 A. The Epic of Enkidu

B. The Epic of Gilgamesh

C. The Story of Sumer

D. The Epic of Elam

B. The Epic of Gilgamesh

400

1. Paleolithic people moved from place to place in search of food. They are called: (6.02)

  • a.Farmers
  • b.Settlers
  • c.Nomads
  • d.Immigrants
  • c.Nomads
400

In Neolithic times, early humans lived in permanent shelter because (6.03)

A. They discovered homes that had been built by humans in Paleolithic times

B. They discovered instructions and maps to build houses

C. They were no longer following their food from place to place

D. All the above

C. They were no longer following their food from place to place

400

Mesopotamians believed in many gods. They were _________________ (6.10)

 A. Atheistic

 B. Monotheistic

C. Polytheistic

 D. Monarchy


C. Polytheistic

400

1. The Egyptian invention to prevent the pharaoh’s body from decomposing was  (6.16)

  • A. Creating a dummy stuffed with straw.
  • B. Removing only the eyes.
  • C. Surveying the pyramid.
  • D. Mummification
  • D. Mummification
400

The code of Hammurabi was a major contribution to the development of civilization because it:  (6.12)

A. Treated citizens and slaves equally

B. Ended the use of capital punishment

C. Recorded existing laws for all to see

D. Rejected the principle of filial piety

C. Recorded existing laws for all to see

500

1. Paleolithic Peoples focus in life was: (6.02)

  • A. To get married
  • B. To be leaders of the band
  • C. To secure food and shelter
  • D. To conquer other bands
  • C. To secure food and shelter
500

1. Men in the Neolithic Age ________ (6.04)

A. Herded and built cottages

B. Farmed and fished

C. Cared for children and farmed

D. Herded, farmed, and protected the village

D. Herded, farmed, and protected the village

500

Why were ziggurats important to the Sumerians? (6.11)

 A. They offered protection from invaders

B. They were built as tombs for the kings

 C. The stored scrolls that documented Mesopotamian history

 D. They were built as temples to honor the gods and goddesses

D. They were built as temples to honor the gods and goddesses

500
  • 1. Which ruler increased trade and was the first female ruler of Egypt (6.17)?      
  • A. Hatshepsut
  • B. Nefertiti   
  • C. Ramses II 
  • D. Thutmose II
  • A. Hatshepsut
500

The Kush people were a group of Africans that conquered Egypt as Egypt’s power began to fade. This fade in Egyptian power occurred between the years 1150 B.C and 670 B.C. The Kush where were able to overpower and conquer Egypt during this time because they used new technology, or technology the Egyptians didn’t have, to defeat them. What technology did they use and where did they get it from? (6.19)

A. They used hardened Iron weapons that they got from the Assyrians of Mesopotamia.   

B. They used hardened Iron weapons that they got from the Ancient China on the silk road.

C. They used Fire arms that they got from the Aztecs of Mexico.   

D. They used superior military tactics learned from the Assyrians of Mesopotamia.     

A. They used hardened Iron weapons that they got from the Assyrians of Mesopotamia

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