Mesopotamia and Before
Egypt
Israel
India/China
Greece/Rome
100

What does it mean to be "nomadic"?

Having no permanent home.
100

Ancient Egyptians relied on what river for silt and fresh water? What is the northern most section of this river called?

Nile, Nile Delta.

100

Who made a covenant with god that if he moved his family from Mesopotamia, God would make his family a great nation?

Abraham.

100

When can someone change their caste? What makes it go up or down?

Between lives, Karma.

100

What is the Roman invention used to move water from natural sources like lakes to cities?

Aqueduct.

200

What is a hunter-gatherer?

Someone who hunts animals or gathers plants to feed themselves because they do not know how to farm.

200

Who was known as the Boy King?

Tutankhamun.

200

Who led the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt and received the 10 Commandments from God?

Moses.

200

How did Buddhism get from India to China?

Via the "Silk Road" network of trade routes.

200

Which Greek leader took over half of the known world and spread greek culture throughout that territory?

Alexander the Great

300

What was the agricultural revolution?

The moment when humans began farming, which allowed them to settle in one place.
300

Why were Pharaohs buried with their belongings?

Egyptians believed that people could take their belongings with them to the afterlife.

300

Which empire expelled the Israelites from ancient Israel, creating the diaspora?

Roman Empire.

300

Who was the first person to unify all of China?

Qin Shi Huang.

300

Which Greek City-State used an Oligrachy style government?

Sparta.

400

Sargon created the world's first empire by doing what?

Using a strong army to take over other city-states in Mesopotamia. 
400

What was the purpose of the Sphinx?

To guard the souls of the Pharaohs in the afterlife.

400

Jerusalem was invaded and defeated by a group of people who took the Israelites back to their capital city for about 70 years. What city were the Israelites taken to during this period?

Babylon.

400

Who thought that "filial piety" or family-style respect, was the best method to rule China with? 

Confucius.

400

Aggresion by which member of the Delian League led to the Peloponnesian War?

Athens.

500

What was the code of law used in Mesopotamia? What made it different from previous sets of law?

Hammurabi's code. It was publically displayed and laws included what the punishment would be.

500

Why did Egyptians mummify people?

They believed that the soul could find and rejoin the body in the afterlife.

500

Who are the three Kings of Israel, in order?

Saul, David, Solomon.

500

Which Chinese Dynasty was the longest lasting and most successful?

Han Dynasty.

500

Which Roman Emperor began the period known as the Pax Romana?

Augustus Caesar

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