Issues that have been around for all of human history
What are enduring issues?
"The land between two rivers"
What is Mesopotamia?
This geographic feature was most influential on the location of early civilizations.
What is a river?
Document 2 in the "enduring issues practice" worksheet discussed this practice
What is Rooftop Gardening?
Hunting and gathering
What is the paleolithic era?
This means the belief in many gods
What is Polytheism?
One of if not the first recorded written laws in human history
What is Hammurabi's Code?
"An unnamed soldier in the revolutionary war had his head blown clean off by a cannonball.."
What is the Origin of the Headless Horseman?
The Torah, Moses, the Ten Commandments
What are aspects of Judaism?
Pharoah, Priests, Soldiers, Scribes, Merchants, Craftsmen, Peasants and slaves..
What is the Egyptian Social Hierarchy?
This artifact proved egyptians followed their own religion
What is the Book of the dead?
The amount of documents you need information from to include in your enduring issues essay..
What is 3?
A. Surplus of food
B. Rise of cities
C. Job specialization
D. Development of new technology
What are the "Effects of the Neolithic Revolution"?
What is an example of 2 polytheistic religions?
What is Animism, Hinduism?
Mohenjo- Daro was a part of this ancient river valley civilization
What is Indus River Valley?
The Egyptian invention used to help irrigate
What is a Shaduf?
Days into the Fallsburg CSD School year as of 11/3... (closest answer wins, both teams participate)
What is 38?
Cities, language and writing systems, technology, religion
What are some characteristics of a civilization?
Ill-treatment of a group of people based on religion
What is persecution?
This civilization within Mesopotamia is known for the invention and use of cuneiform.
What is Sumerians?
Founders of the modern alphabet, also influenced ROman and Greek Culture
Who are the Phoenicians?