Dawn of Civilization
Agriculture & Growth
Geography
PERSIA
Hammurabi
100

What was the job of a priest-king?

To manage both the government and religion.

100

What advantages did agriculture provide?

It allowed people to stay in one place and develop specialized jobs.

100

How did Mesopotamians adapt the environment to meet their needs?

They developed an irrigation system.

100

Which elements of PERSIA must be present to be considered a civilization?

ALL! Political, Economic, Religion, Social Structure, Intellectual Achievements, and Area

100

What did Hammurabi do to bring everyone together?

He created a law code for everyone to follow

200

Why did Mesopotamians create a writing system?

To keep track of trade.

200

How did the development of agriculture and surplus food lead to specialization?

It freed time for people to learn new skills.

200

Why did people settle near the Tigris and Euphrates River?

It was a good source of fertile soil.

200

Which TWO signs of civilization are BEST represented in the stele of Hammurabi's Code?

Political & Religion

200

How was Hammurabi's Code beneficial to Mesopotamia civilization?

It created fairness in the law.

300

Why did Mesopotamian write on clay tablets?

Clay was the most available resource.

300

How did agriculture lead to population growth?

It provided a surplus of food.

300

Why did Neolithic people choose to settle near a good source of water and soil?

To support agriculture.

300

How does the Standard of Ur show the political element of civilization?

It shows a Priest-King

300

What does Hammurabi's laws tell us about the values of the people living at that time?

They valued punishments that fit the specific crime.

400

How did the Neolithic Revolution lead to the development of civilization?

It allowed for permanent settlements.

400

Why was it beneficial for people to trade?

To get the resources they didn't have.

400

Which physical feature of Mesopotamia BEST provided for the civilization?

The Tigris and Euphrates Rivers provided fertile soil for agriculture.

400

What element of PERSIA is BEST represented in the following laws? "free men pay physicians five shekels," "slave pays two shekels ."

Social Structure

400

Per Hammurabi," if a man kills the goat of another man, ... (then)

his goat shall be killed

500

What are THREE reasons that best support the argument that bands in the Paleolithic Age did not fit the structure of a civilization?

They lacked: an established social structure, political structure, and economic structure.

500

How did specialization improve the lives of people?

It resulted in the development of more advanced innovations.

500

How can geography factor into where people settle?

People tend to settle near features that help them meet their basic needs.

500

How did the physical structure of a city-state show the social structure of society in Mesopotamia?

The highest social classes lived the closest to the ziggurat.

500

222. If he were a free man he shall pay three shekels. SHEKEL means....

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