Geography
Social Studies Concepts
Early Humans
Mesopotamia/Israelites
Egypt
100

The directions north, south, east, and west 

Cardinal directions 

100

map key

explain the meanings of colors, symbols, or lines

100

how did old stone age people get food 

hunting and gathering 

100

what is the area between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.  why called this?

the fertile crescent because when rivers flooded it give them fertile soil

100

what continent is Egypt on 

africa 

200

what is a map scale

To show the actual distance between two locations 

200

lines of longitude

imaginary lines that run north and south measuring the distance from prime meridian

200

what  is another name for old stone age 

paleolithic age 

200

what continent is Mesopotamia on?

Asia 

200

how did Egypt have natural protection 

In the north: the delta. In the south: cataracts In the east and west: desserts 

300

how many years in a decade, century, and millennium

10,100,1000

300

secondary source 

a source not directly from the event/person

300

how new stone age people get food 

farming and domestication 

300

name some Sumerian inventions  

cuneiform, Epic of Gilgamesh, wheel, sailboat 

300

describe Egypt's social class pyramid 

the power increases when there are fewer people. power decreases when more people 

400

lines of  latitude 

imaginary lines that run East and West measuring the distance from equator 

400

intermediate directions 

directions northeast, southeast, southwest, northwest

400

what is another name for new stone age 

neolithic age 

400

how were the Israelites different from other civilizations 

they were monotheistic 

400

why did the people of Egypt study the stars 

to  determine when the Nile would flood 

500

primary source 

a source directly from the event/person

500

when numbers on the timeline are the  SAME you have to 


Subtract 


500

what is domestication

the taming of animals used to help humans. it mad farming easier 

500

who wrote the first written law code? what were the laws like 

Hammurabi. The laws were made for every area of life. The punishments were harsh."An eye for an eye."    

500

what are the achievements of Narmer 

unified Egypt and founder of the First Dynasty

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