Early man
How did Old Stone Age people get food?
Old Stone Age people were nomads, so they wandered for food by hunting and gathering.
Who were at the top of Egyptian Social Pyramids?
Pharoahs
Why was the area between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers called?
The Fertile Crescent.
What are the Cardinal Directions?
North, South, East, West
What are Intermediate Directions?
Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, Southwest.
How did Neolithic People get food?
Neolithic People grew crops and settled.
WHat was Narmers other name?
Menes
Why was it called the Fertile Cresent
The Fertile Cresent was named after its fertile soil and silt.
What are lines of latitude?
Lines that span from east to west but measure north and south
What are lines of Longitude?
Lines spanning from north to south and measure east to west
What is Systematic Agriculture?
Systematic Argiculture is growing food on a regular basis.
What is Theocracy?
When the Egyptian Phaoraohs were also the religious leader.
What the the Sumerian writing invention?
Cuneiform.
How many Continents are there?
There are 7 Continents
How many Oceans are on Earth?
There are 5 Oceans on Earth.
What is Surplus?
Surplus is when you have more food than you need.
Why did ancient Egyptian people study the stars?
They studied the stars for agriculture navigation.
How did the Tigris and Euphrates River's flooding help the people of Mesopotamia?
The flooded river water brought fertile soil to the riverbanks.
Can you name atleast 3 Continents?
To answer correctly, you must've said North America, South America, Africa, Europe, Asia, Antartica, and Australia.
Can you name atleast 3 Continents?
To answer correctly, you must of said the Arctic Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, the Southern Ocean, or the Indian Ocean.
What was Specialization?
Specialization was when people took up certain jobs that matched their talents.
What Continent is Mesopotamia on?
Asia
What are Map scales used for?
To know distances on maps
How many years are in a Milennium?
There are 1,000 years in a millenium.