Ancient Civilizations #1
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Ancient Civilizations #3
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100

This group of ancient peoples developed hieroglyphics.

The Ancient Egyptians

100

The form of government where one person (or a small group of people) holds all the power, makes all of the decisions, and demands strict, blind obedience from citizens while limiting personal freedoms, such as free speech. 

Authoritarianism or Authoritarian Government

100

Where was the Ancient Mesopotamian civilization'? Name current countries or rivers



Mesopotamia was in current Iraq, Syria, Iran, and Jordan. Formerly Sumer; Or between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers


100

What does B.C. stand for? (the Christian translation)

Before Christ

200

This group of ancient peoples developed the wheel.

Mesopotamia

200

What is the belief in many gods?

polytheism

200

Egypt is located in the northeastern corner of Africa along this river.

The Nile River

200

What does B.C.E. stand for (the non-christian alternative)

Before Common Era

300

This group of ancient peoples invented the compass and gun powder.

The Ancient Chinese 

300

What is the above ground structure built to transport fresh water into Rome?

An aqueduct

300

Many of the ancient civilizations we have studied were established along rivers - what are the benefits? List at least 3 reasons

Agricultural Abundance: Annual flooding deposited fertile silt, creating ideal conditions for farming, while irrigation systems allowed for consistent crop production.

Transportation & Trade: Rivers served as highways, allowing efficient movement of goods, people, and resources over long distances.

Resource Availability: Beyond water for drinking, rivers provided fish, reeds for building, and attracted game for hunting.

Defense & Geography: Rivers acted as natural barriers against invaders and helped define territories.

300
Which civilization built the Pantheon?

Greek

400

What did Egyptian priests do to Pharaohs once they died?

Started the mummification process before putting into a tomb specially built for the Pharaoh.

400

Why did the Ancient Egyptians live near the Nile River? 

The Nile River flooded every year, which helped fertilize their crops. 

400

What is the artifact that was a giant statue that was built to guard the pyramids and protect the pharaohs. 

The Great Sphinx of Giza

400

What is the name of the stadium where gladiators battle other gladiators and beasts simply for the entertainment of the others?

The Colosseum 

500

What artifact was an army of figures representing soldiers for an emperor's afterlife? 

The Terracotta Warriors or Soldiers

500

A republic is a form of government where the citizens vote through elected representatives, rather than a monarch. Which Ancient civilization started out as a republic but ended up as an empire with an emperor?

Ancient Rome
500

This was a network of routes used by traders for more than 1,500 years linking China with the West.

The Silk Road

500

What religions were practiced in Ancient China?

Doaism, Confusianism, and Buddhism

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