Geography/Map Skills/Common Themes
Early Humans/Mesopotamia
India/China
Egypt/Rome
Greece
100
What are the intermediate directions?

Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, Southwest (NE, NW, SE, SW)

100

taming of animals or plants for the purpose of food or labor for survival

domestication 

100

What was the route called that allowed China to share culture, ideas, religion, and goods with the west?

Silk Road

100
Roman dictator assassinated because he was loved by the people and his rule took power from the Senate 

Julius Caesar

100

Public meeting space where people of Greece met to discuss ideas and government matters

forum
200

Is a textbook a primary or secondary source?

Secondary

200

What continent is Mesopotamia located on?

Asia

200

What was the Confucian belief in showing respect and putting the needs of the family called?

filial piety

200
What was the roles of the Senate during the Roman Republic?

To propose and vote on new laws

200

Who wanted to conquer Persia to create the large empire his father had dreamed to have?

Alexander the Great

300

How many years in a decade? Century? Millennium?

10, 100, 1000

300

How were the Mesopotamians and Israelites different?

Mesopotamians were polytheistic and Israelites were monotheistic

300

What two geographic features kept India isolated?

Mountains in the north and seas along the southern borders
300

Who rebuilt the city of Rome and brought a period of peace to the people?

Augustus

300

Name one thing that Spartan women could do.

Take part in athletic training, own land, raise strong children

400

What are lines of latitude?

Lines that run from east to west AND measure distance north and south of the equator

400

Why were paleolithic people nomads?

The got food from hunting and gathering so they needed to be nomadic (move from place to place) to get food for survival.

400

What are TWO achievements of Shi Huangdi?

-common system of currency -weights and measures -joined together existing walls to create Great Wall of China

400

What geographic feature protected Egypt in the north? In the south? In the east and west?

Marshy delta (north); Rough cataracts (south); Hot, sandy deserts (east and west)

400

What were TWO effects of the Persian War?

Athens became most powerful city-state and the Delian League was formed to protect all city-states.

500

Using relative location, describe the location of North America.

It is north of...It is south of...It is east of...It is west of...

500

How did the Otzi the iceman help archaeologists understand early people?

They studied his tools and clothes to know how early people lived.

500

What does the city of Mohenjo-Daro tell us about Indus Valley people?

The grid-like streets showed they were good city-planners. The presence of sewer systems, garbage chutes, and indoor plumbing showed they were advanced for their time.

500

Describe the Egyptian social pyramid.

Pharaohs and their families at top>>priests, generals, and nobles>>scribes>>artisans>>farmers>>unskilled workers, slaves, and prisoners

500

How did Pericles help people get involved in the government?

Helped make Athens more democratic; gave jobs to people based on skill not their place in society

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