Geography and Early Humanity
Growing crops on a regular basis is called:
Systematic Agriculture
Mesopotamia was mainly divided into
City-states
The ruler of Ancient Egypt
Pharaoh
The Jewish house of worship
Synagogue
The river where Ancient Indian civilization began
Indus River
A map that has the boundaries of a country and has the name of cities and places on the map.
Political Map
Deposits of this kind of fertile soil helped the Ancient Mesopotamians farm.
Silt
A government led by religious leaders
Theocracy
The feast that remembers the Israelites being freed from Egypt and led by Moses
Passover
The belief that when you die, you are born into another life.
Reincarnation
Also called "new stone age", it is when humans first started farming.
Neolithic Age
Tall, pyramid-like structures found in ancient Mesopotamia used for religious purposes.
Ziggurats
The written language of Ancient Egypt
Hieroglyphics
The Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible
Septuagint
The final step in Buddhism which is a state of perfect happiness and peace.
Nirvana