Paleo & Neolithic
River Valley
Innovations
Hammurabi
Judaism
100

What is one difference between Paleolithic and Neolithic people?

Paleo were nomadic hunter-gatherers; Neolithic people farmed and settled.

100

Name ALL four major early river valley civilizations and their rivers

Mesopotamia, Egypt, Indus Valley, or China.


100

What innovation allows human beings to control animals?

domestication

100

Who was Hammurabi?

A king of Babylon.

100

What is the holy book of Judaism?

The Torah.

200

What discovery allowed humans to stay in one place?

Farming / Agriculture.

200

What river was vital to Ancient Egypt?

The Nile River.

200

What materials did BOTH the Paleolithic AND Neolithic revolution use in their tools?

Stones.

200

What is Hammurabi most famous for creating?

Hammurabi’s Code (a written set of laws).

200

Who is considered the father of Judaism?

Abraham.

300

What does “Neolithic Revolution” mean?

The shift from hunting and gathering to farming and domesticating animals.

300

What did flooding provide for river valley farmers?

Fertile soil / silt for crops.

300

What system did early farmers develop to bring water from rivers to their crops?

Irrigation.

300

Why is Hammurabi’s Code important?

It was one of the first written legal codes in history.

300

What are the Ten Commandments?

A set of moral and religious laws given to Moses.

400

What kind of homes did Paleolithic people live in?

Anywhere that was safe; like a cave.

400

Why were rivers so important for early civilizations?

They provided water, transportation, and fertile land for farming.

400

What was one main purpose of early writing systems like cuneiform?

To record trade, laws, and taxes.

400

What phrase describes the type of justice in Hammurabi’s Code?

A) An Eye For An Eye

B) A Sephora Trip At The Mall

C) Imprisonment For Life

400

What made Judaism different from other ancient religions?

It was monotheistic—belief in one God.

500

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

Farming created food surpluses, which allowed population growth and job specialization.

500

What geographic feature made Mesopotamia vulnerable to invasion?

It was located on flat, open plains with little natural protection.

500

What was one of the first set of recorded laws ever written?

Hammurabi's Code.

500

Where was Babylon? 

In Mesopotamia.

500

What is the agreement between God and the Jewish people called?

A covenant.

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