Early Man
Mesopotamia
Egypt/Israelites
China/India
Greece/Rome
100

What is a Nomad?

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

100

What continent is Mesopotamia located on?

ASIA

100
what continent is egypt on?

AFRICA

100

was ancient India polytheistic or monotheistic?

Polytheistic.

100

Greeks would believe oracles would..

look into the future and guide on important decisions

200

What is surplus?

When someone has leftover supplies so they trade it for something they don't have.

200

Name 3 Sumerian inventions.

Cuneifrom, wheel, wooden plow.

200

who is at the top of social pyramid?

Pharos and gods

200

was ancient china monotheistic or polytheistic?

Polytheistic

200

Greeks made..

vaults and many advanced architecture

300

What is domestication?

To tame or train animals or plants for human use; used to make farming and tasks easier.

300

what does polytheistic mean?

belief in more than one god

300

who is at the bottom of the social pyramids?

slaves and prisoners

300

how old was Buddha when he died 

80 years old

300

what did romans believe in

Christianity

400

What is specialization?

The act of training for a particular job;pottery maker, jewelry maker, weapon maker, basket weaver, house builder.

400

what was the difference beetween the Israelites and Mesopotamians?

mesopatamia was was polytheistic and Israelites were Monotheistic.

400

why did Egyptians study the stars?

To help predict river flooding.

400

they had a very advanced (blank)

toilet and sewer system

400

what did Romans speak

 French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Romanian

500

What is systematic agriculture?

The organized growing food on a daily basis.

500

how did the rivers in mesopatamia affect them?

They flooded creating rich silt and fertile soil.

500

one achievement of Narmer.

united upper and lower Egypt and began dynasty rule.

500

indias 3 main religions

Hinduism Jainism and Buddhism

500

Greece started the first..

Democracy

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