Paleolithic Revolution
What were tools of the Paleolithic Revolution made from?
Stone
The development of new t_____ and technology improved agricultural efficiency.
tools
What is the Holy book of Christianity?
Bible
Dictator
What type of government was Athens known for?
Democracy
A member of a community that moves from place to place in search of food and resources
Nomad
The Neolithic Revolution was characterized by the change from nomadic herding to settled _____________.
Farming
Which religion follows the Five Pillars, including prayer, fasting, and pilgrimage?
Islam
Who were the wealthy and noble families in Ancient Rome?
Patricians
Which civilization focused on arts, philosophy, and education?
What was a form of art during the Paleolithic Era?
Cave paintings
The process of adapting wild plants and animals for human use
Domestication
Which religion teaches the concept of Nirvana as a state of liberation from suffering?
Buddhism
Which principle is famously associated with Hammurabi's Code?
"An eye for an eye."
What was the government structure of Sparta?
Oligarchy
What is the other name for the Paleolithic Revolution?
Stone Age
Permanent s_____________ allowed people to grow and societies to become more complex.
settlements
What is polytheism?
A belief in many gods
What was the primary purpose of Hammurabi's Code?
To establish legal framework and laws
Which city-state emphasized military training?
Sparta
To obtain food, Paleolithic humans were h_______/g___________.
hunters/gatherers
How did the Neolithic Revolution impact social structures?
It resulted in more complex societies. (There were now families, laws, religion, etc...)
What is monotheism?
A belief in one god
Which groups invaded the Roman Empire contributing to its fall?
Barbaric vikings, the Visigoths
What was the significance of the Ides of March?
Julius Caesar's assassination