map skills/geography
early man
mesopotamia
isrealites
egypt
100

What are the cardinal directions?

North, South, East, West

100

What is another name for Old stone age?

Paleolithic age

100

What continent is mesopotamia on?

Asia

100

What does the word monotheistic mean?

Belief in one god.

100

What continent is Egypt on?

Africa

200

What are the intermediate directions?

Northeast, Southeast, Northwest, Southwest

200

What is another name for New Stone Age?

Neolithic Age

200

What does polytheistic mean?

Belief in one god.

200

True or false: the isrealites were polytheistic.

False, they were monotheistic.

200

What geographical feature (or natural barrier) protected Egypt from invasions in the north?

The mediterranian Sea

300

What is a map title used for?

Describes the purpose of the map.

300

What is surplus?

More of a resource than is needed to survive.

300

Name at least 3 sumerian inventions.

Wheel, sailboat, wooden plow, bronze, ect.

300

What is a secondary resource.

Information collected not present at the event.

300

Why did the people of ancient Egypt study the stars?

To understand the cycle of the Nile River.

400

What is the definition of a primary sourse.

A first hand thing

400

Describe how Old Stone Age people got their food.

They hunted and gathered.

400

When reading a timeline and computing the number of years between two events in the SAME time period you must ________. 

Subtract the two numbers.

400

What is an example of a secondary resource?

A replica of the Mona Lisa, a biography, ect.

400

Explain the role religion played in ancient egyptian life.

It shaped their government, daily activities, and world veiw.

500

What is the most famous line of latitude?

The Equator

500

What is domestication?

To tame or train animals for human use. 

500

What is a primary source.

A first hand thing.

500

How were the Isrealites different form the mesopotamians and ancient civilization?

The Isrealits were monotheistic and everybody else was polytheistic.

500

Describe the ancient Egyptian social class pyramid.

Upper class: pharaoh and family, Nobels and preists.

Middle class: Scribes, artisans and craftsmen

Lower Class: farmers, unskilled people, and slaves.

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