Early Man
Mesopotamia
Ancient Egypt
Indus River Valley
Ancient China
Geography
100

Paleolithic Era humans depended on this to get food

What is hunting and gathering?

100

Name the two rivers along which Mesopotamia developed

Tigris and Euphrates rivers

100

This individual was the head of Egyptian religion and government.

What is a pharaoh?

100

One of the two major cities in the Indus River Valley.

What is Harappa and Mohenjo Daro? 

100

Porcelain, gunpowder, umbrella.

What were Ancient Chinese inventions?

100

The world's earliest civilizations developed on the CONTINENTS. 

What are Africa and Asia? 
200

Another name for the Neolithic Era

What is the New Stone Age? 

200

This is an example of the temples used for worship in Mesopotamia.

What is a ziggurat?

200

Annual flooding of this river allowed Egyptians to invent a calendar.

What is the Nile River?

200
These weather events that caused regular flooding were caused by the mountains and water that surrounds the Indian subcontinent. 

What are monsoons?

200

This system was used to ensure that the brightest citizens were hired for government jobs. 

What is the civil service system?

200

Early civilizations developed along this geographic feature

What are rivers?

300

This event was a turning point in history and caused humans to stop hunting/gathering and establish permanent settlements

What is the domestication of plants and animals?

300

Type of writing invented in Mesopotamia

What is cuneiform?

300

Type of writing invented by the Egyptians

What are hieroglyphics?

300

Stamps found in the Indus River Valley by archaeologists are evidence that they traded with this civilizations.

What is Mesopotamia?

300

These two geographic features caused Ancient China to develop in isolation and have little contact with outsiders.

What are mountains (Himalayas) and deserts (Gobi)? 

300

Name the Four River Valley Civilizations

Mesopotamia, Egypt, Indus, China

400
This social class existed in all early societies but was NOT based on race until the 1500s.

What is slavery?

400

True or false: All social classes in Mesopotamia were treated the same under Hammurabi's Code.

What is false? (Land owners and free non-land owners could execute equal justice, the slave class could not)

400
Egyptian expertise in mathematics and engineering helped them to create these tombs used to bury pharaohs.

What are pyramids?

400

This advancement in city planning invented in Indus River Valley is still used today in cities like Charlotte and NYC.

What are streets laid out in a grid pattern?

400
An important concept in Confucian thought is respect for elders, otherwise known as this

What is filial piety?

400

Early river valley civilizations depended on annual flooding to create this - needed to grow crops

Fertile soil
500

Religions, Job Specialization, Cities, Government, Written Language, Technology, Social Classes

What are the characteristics of civilizations?

500

A modern-day example of Hammurabi's "eye for an eye" is this punishment - still practiced today in some US states. 

What is the death penalty?

500

This type of government, where the head is both a political and religious leader, was practiced in Ancient Egypt. It is practiced today in Saudi Arabia, for example.

What is a theocracy?

500

The social class system is referred to as this:

What is the caste system?

500
Ancient Chinese dynasties claimed their right to rule came from this

What is the Mandate of Heaven?

500

Name the two rivers along which Ancient China developed

Huang He (Yellow) and Yangtze rivers

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