Vocab
3.1/3.2: River Valleys
3.3/3.4: Early Civilizations
3.5/3.6: Bronze Age/Nomads
3.7/3.8: Conflict and Other World Zones
100

True or false: Intensification is the process of something slowing down and spreading out.

What is false?

100

This River Valley is where Egypt is.

What is the Nile River Valley?

100

This language used mostly pictures in its writing.

What is hieroglyphics?

100

This is what it means to be a nomad.

What is to roam from place to place?

100

True/False: Oceania relied mostly on fishing to survive.

What is true?

200

This is a large group of animals.

What is a herd?

200

This river valley is the one our civilization started from.

What is the Tigris and Euphrates River Valley? (Mesopotamian River Valley is acceptable)

200

This language used triangles and lines to write letters.

What is cuneiform?

200

This is one of the uses for a dog to the nomads.

What is they helped hunt, protect, and shepherd animals?
200

True or False: In Ancient Egypt, they only used corporal punishment and went over the top for every offense.

What is false?

300

The pastoral nomads lived in the Great Arid Zone. This is what "arid" means.

(Answers may vary)

300

This river valley is in modern day China.

What is the Yellow River Valley?

300

Early writing was created for this reason.

What is to record taxes and military victories?

300

Of these 4 animals (horse, sheep, goat, chicken), this animals was NOT used by nomadic pastoralist people.

What is chicken?

300

In Bronze Age Ancient Egypt, this was how people were paid for food.

What is grains, textiles, cattle, or wine?

400

This is the definition of a Steppe.

What is wide grasslands?

400

This river valley is in modern day India.

What is the Indus River Valley?

400

 In Hammurabi's code it says,  "202. If a man strikes the cheek of his superior, he shall receive sixty strokes with an oxtail whip. 204. If a common man strikes a common man on the cheek, he shall pay ten shekels of silver." The difference between the punishments is this.

What is you get punished more if you hit a superior?(or visa versa)

400

Metallurgy describes this process.

What is turning ores into metal objects?

400

These were the group of people who "invaded" Egypt and brought Bronze technology with them.

Who were the Hyksos?

500

This is an example of tribute that Egypt received.

What is wood for ships?

500

This is a triangular shaped piece of fertile land.

What is a delta?

500

In Babylon, if your father/husband sold you, this was the maximum time you were a slave.

What is 3 years?

500

This is how chariots helped spread cultural diffusion.

What is they made it easier to spread ideas and resources?

500

In Ancient Egypt, These are the advantages to using conflict to get what you want and these are the benefits to using cooperation. (Must have 1 for each)

What are being able to collect tribute from people you have conquered and getting resources from other empires that you could not fight/did not want to fight.

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