Maps & Geography
Maps & Geography #2
Mesopotamia
World Religions
World Religions #2
100

Egypt is on this continent.

Where is Africa?

100

The Hebrew people (Israelites) were enslaved in this country.

Where is Egypt?

100

This is a group of cities that each act like their own independent country. Each one has its own government, its own army, and its own special god or goddess that it worshipped.

What is a city-state?

100

This type of ideology follows a religious system that believes in only one god.

What is Monotheism?

100

This man is well-known as the central figure of Christianity.

Who is Jesus?

200

This type of map is a reference map that documents landscape features of a place, and generally show things like mountains, rivers, lakes, etc.

What is a physical map?

200

These maps show the specific types of economic activity or natural resources present in an area through the use of different symbols or colors depending on what is being predicted. (It is a type of thematic map)

What is a resource map?

200

The first major civilization in Mesopotamia was built by this group of people.

Who are the Sumerians?

200

According to Judaism, This man was considered the "father of the Jewish faith".

Who is Abraham?

200

This group of religions consists of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam and is a set of monotheistic religions that admire or respect the religious figure Abraham.

What are Abrahamic Religions?

300

This type of a map is a reference map that shows the features people have created, such as cities, states, provinces, territories, and countries.

What is a political map?

300

These maps show information about the climate of an area. (It is a type of thematic map. Kind of a trick question.)

What is a climate map?

300

Each city-state was centered around these massive temples.

What is a ziggurat?

300

This concept of Judaism refers to a promise made to Abraham and Sarah that their descendants will be plentiful and live in a "promised land."

What is the Covenant?

300

This is the first part of the Bible, which is "essentially the Hebrew scriptures" from Jesus's time.

What is the Old Testament?

400

The "fertile crescent" was between these two rivers.

What are the Tigris and Euphrates rivers?

400

This land was referred to as the "cradle of civilization" and was located in the fertile crescent between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers (in modern-day Iraq).

What is Mesopotamia?

400

This was the world's first system of writing.

What is cuneiform?

400

This religious text of the Judaism faith contains the "whole of their laws".

What is the Torah?

400

This religion's followers believe there are three parts of God.

What is Christianity? (God the Father, God the Son, & God the Holy Spirit)

500

These maps (sometimes referred to as “special-purpose” maps) show themes or patterns across the area shown on a map. This group of maps include climate and resource maps.

What is a thematic map?

500

This map shows us the location of geographic areas and their features in relation to each other. This group of maps include political and physical maps.

What is a reference map?

500

This man was one of the most famous rulers in Mesopotamia, was known as the king of Babylon, and for developing a set of 282 laws that covered all aspects of life, from trade and marriage to theft and injury. 

Who is Hammurabi?

500

According to the Islam faith, this man was the "last in the series of prophets" and was born in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. 

Who is Muhammad?

500

This religious text of the Islam faith was believed to be the "last revealed scripture sent by God."

What is the Qur’an (Koran)?


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