🌾 Neolithic Revolution
🏺 Tigris & Euphrates
🌊 Nile
🏛️ Early Civilizations
⭐ Bonus Points!!
100

This major change happened when humans began growing crops and raising animals instead of mainly hunting and gathering.

 Neolithic Revolution

100

These two rivers flow through the region known as Mesopotamia.

Tigris and Euphrates Rivers

100

This river was essential to the development of ancient Egyptian civilization.

Nile River

100

A civilization is a large, organized society with cities, government, and other systems. This is one feature commonly found in civilizations.

government

100

Before farming, humans got most of their food by hunting animals and doing this.

gathering

200

This type of lifestyle involves moving from place to place instead of living permanently in one location.

nomadic

200

The word Mesopotamia means this in Greek.

land between the rivers

200

what tool made it easier to make: pots and jars for cooking etc?

potters wheel

200

Early civilizations were complex human societies that emerged around river valleys starting in the...

4th millennium BCE.

200

This material was commonly used by Mesopotamians to make bricks and write on tablets.

clay

300

Early farmers commonly grew this grain, which became an important food crop in the Fertile Crescent.

wheat

300

This ancient civilization developed in southern Mesopotamia and is often considered one of the earliest civilizations.

Sumer

300

Ancient Egyptians used this writing system made up of pictures and symbols.

hieroglyphics


300

These large temple structures were built in Mesopotamian cities.

ziggurats

300

This is the name for a person who studies the human past by examining artifacts and ruins.

archaeologist

400

Farming allowed people to create these, meaning they had more food than they immediately needed.

food surpluses

400

Mesopotamians developed this writing system using wedge-shaped marks on clay tablets.

cuneiform

400

This ancient Egyptian ruler was believed to be a god or god-like king.

pharaoh

400

This invention helped Mesopotamians transport goods and made travel easier.

the wheel

400

The Fertile Crescent was especially good for farming because it had fertile soil and access to these.

rivers/water

500

One major result of the Neolithic Revolution was that humans began living in these more permanent communities.

settlements

500

This famous Mesopotamian king is associated with one of the earliest written law codes.

Hammurabi

500

This massive ancient Egyptian structure was built as a tomb for Pharaoh Khufu

Great Pyramid of Giza

500

This job specialization became possible when farming created food surpluses.

specialized occupation

500

The development of farming eventually led to population growth, permanent settlements, and the rise of these complex societies.

civilizations

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