Geography
Basic History
Agricultural Revolution
Mesopotamia
Miscellaneous
100

These are the imaginary lines that crisscross the globe which geographers use to find an Absolute Location.

Latitude and Longitude

100

This is a firsthand account or a description of a person or event by someone who was present at the time under study.

Primary Source

100

A person who moves from place to place in search of food.

Nomad
100

A curving strip of good farmland stretching from the Mediterranean Sea to the Persian Gulf.

The Fertile Crescent.

100
A mixture of copper and tin.

Bronze.

200

Zero degrees Latitutde

The Equator

200

This is a secondhand account or a description of a person or event by someone who was NOT present at the time under study.

Secondary Source

200

This is the way that paleolithic people obtained food.

Hunt and Gather

200

The "land between the rivers"

Mesopotamia

200

This was the world's first code of laws designed to promote peace and stability in the Babylonian Empire

Hammurabi's Code
300

This is the southernmost continent

Antarctica

300

This is the way of life for a particular group of people.  It includes dress, food, language, religion, and many other facets of everyday life.

Culture

300
Another word for Old Stone Age.


and


Another word for New Stone Age

Paleolithic Age (Old stone age)


Neolithic Age (New stone age)

300

These are the two rivers surrounding Mesopotamia

Tigris and Euphrates

300

The belief in many gods.

Polytheism

400

What does A.D. stand for?

Anno Domini  

(In the year of our Lord)

400

Describe the difference between an archaeologist and an anthropologist.

An archaeologist studies artifacts.

An anthropologist studies the culture of the people who made the artifacts.

400
Humans discovered how to grow their own crops and raise their own animals for meat and labor.

What is this called?

The Agricultural Revolution.

400

A temple built to worship the city-states main god.

Ziggurat.

400

Describe the flood cycle of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.

They were unpredictable and violent.  

Widespread flooding and seasonal drought.

500
How many years are represented on this timeline?


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3,000 BC                                                  2,019 AD

5,019 years

500

Why would paleontologist not be interested in a 15,000 year old Caveman skeleton?

Paleontologists study fossils from animals and plants, not people. 

Archaeologists and Anthropologists study anciet humans and culture.

500

Describe Job Specialization

When humans had enough farm labor to grow a surplus of food, they didn't need anymore farmers.  People were given an opportunity to specialize in different jobs other than farming.

500

The world's first emperor.

Sargon

500

What are the benefits and disadvantages of living near a river?

Food, fresh water, cleaning, bathing, protection, travel, trade.


floods, drought.  

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