map skills/ geography
early man
Mesopotamia
Israelites
Egypt
100

what are the cardinal directions?

North, South, East, West

100

How did old stone age people get food?

Hunting and gathering.

100

What continent is Mesopotamia located on?

Mesopotamia was located on Asia

100

what modern day countries did Canaan fall upon?

Lebanon, Israel, Jordan.

100

What continent is Egypt located on?

Africa

200

What are the intermediate directions

Northeast, Southeast, Northwest, Southwest

200

what is a nomad?

person who moves place to place for food.

200

What was the land between the Tigris and Euphrates river called?

the fertile crescent

200

What is polytheism?

Polytheism is the belief or worship of more than one god or many gods.


200

Why did Egyptians study the stars?

to help them predict the flooding of the Nile river and how to build the pyramids.

300

what is the map tool map scale used for?

to tell you a distance on the map

300

what is domestication?

Domestication is when you tame animals to get farm work done or work in general.

300

Who made the first written law code?

Hammurabi

300

How were the Israelites different from the Mesopotamians?

The Mesopotamians were polytheistic believing is many gods, while the Israelites were monotheistic, believing in one god.

300

What is a Theocracy?

Theocracy is where the political leader is also the religious leader (pharoh)

400

what is a primary source?


what is a secondary source?

someone or something that witnessed the event


secondhand account based off research

400

What is surplus?

surplus is when there is more than enough needed of a supply, item, or good.

400

Why did the flooding of the Tigris and Euphrates river help the people of ancient Mesopotamia?

It provided rich land filled with fertile silt.

400

in ____ BCE Jewish holy writings were organized and collected into the Torah.

4000

400

What did king Narmer achieve?

He unified upper and lower Egypt as well as starting a dynastic rule.

500

a millennium is..

1000 years

500

What is systematic agriculture?

Systematic agriculture is the planting and growing crops.

500

What does G.R.A.P.E.S stand for?

Geography, Religion, Agriculture,Politics, Economics, and Social structure.

500

What does the Torah hold?

records of Jewish history and mosaic laws.

500

What was the role of religion in Egyptians lives?

They felt if they treated their gods well and serviced them, they would be given good things such as good harvest and protection.

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