Vocab Terms 1
Vocab Terms 2
Textbook Questions
Textbook Questions
Bonus
100

God’s love and protection given to mankind: a strength or power beyond human nature given by God to human beings.

What is Grace

100

A culture that builds and supports cities.

What is civilization

100

This is what A.D. stand for.

What is A.D. stands for Anno Domini, a Latin phrase meaning, “in the year of our lord.”


100

The most important Paleolithic discovery?

What is fire.

100

The art of cultivating crops, and domesticating herd animals for human food and use.



What is agriculture

200

The latin word for “let it be so,”

What is fiat

200

The New Stone Age (from Greek neo-, “new” and lithos, “stone”) the New Stone Age).

What is neolithic

200

The reason why we divide history into A.D. and B.C.?

What is we divide history between A.D. and B.C. to indicate that the Incarnation of Christ fundamentally changed history and is so the central event of history.

200

Mesopotamia is the land between what two rivers?



What is the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers

200

The science of designing and raising houses and other buildings.

What is architecture

300

God’s taking on the nature of man in the person of Jesus of Nazareth. (From the Latin “in carne, “in the flesh.”)

What is the incarnation

300

The Old Stone Age (from Greek palai-, “old,” and  lithos, “stone”) the Old Stone Age.

What is paleontologist

300

The reason why prehistory is not the same thing as history?

What is since prehistory refers to the period of human history before the existence of written records, it differs from history, which relies on written records.



300

This is what B.C. stands for.

What is B.C. stands for Before Christ.

300

Greek for “the land in the middle of the rivers.” The region between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in what is now modern-day Iraq.

What is Mesopotamia

400

The study of what people did and what happened to them based on written records of past ages.

What is history

400

A scientist who studies the evidence of all past life, human and nonhuman.

What is paleontologist

400

The reason why human life in the Neolithic period differed from what it was in the Paleolithic period?



What is human beings in the Paleolithic era lived nomadically, hunting and gathering wild foods. Neolithic people discovered agriculture and formed settled civilizations.

400

The name for a scientist who studies evidence of the human past (such as tools and ruins of buildings)?

What is archaeologist.

400

A binding agreement between two or more individuals to cooperate in a mutual task.

What is covenant

500

The period of human life on Earth before the invention of writing.

What is prehistory

500

A scientist who studies the evidence of the human past.

What is archaeologist

500

Name one contribution our Christian civilization received from each of the following civilizations: Mesopotamia and Egypt; Greece; Rome; Israel.



What is Egypt and Mesopotamia contributed to the study of mathematics, astronomy, and architecture.

Greece contributed to the study of philosophy, the rational understanding of the human and natural order. Rome contributed universal law and justice. Israel contributed the Law of God and his commandments.

500

The title of the chapter we read in your textbook.

What is Introduction: History's Beginnings

500

The title of your textbook

What is Light to the Nations

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