Vocabulary
Mesopotamia
Ancient Egypt
Empires
Bonus Questions
100

Define the following:

Migration

Immigration

Emigration


Migration- A form of relocation diffusion involving a permanent move to a new location

Immigration- Migration to a new location

Emigrating-Migration from a location to another locating 

100

Where was Mesopotamia located?

It was located in between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in the Eastern Mediterranean.  

100

What are the three types of Kingdoms in Ancient Egypt?

-Old Kingdom

-Middle Kingdom

-New Kingdom

100

Who was the Akkadian Empire ruler?

Sargon The Great

100

What happened to the Indus Valley civilization?

No one really knows what happened but it is predicated that they were wither invaded or a natural disaster occurred. 

200

Define the following:

Monotheism 

Polytheism

-The belief of only having one god

-The belief of many gods 

200

Who are the Sumerians?

They were the people of Southern Mesopotamia and their civilization started at 4100 BCE and ended at 1750 BCE.

200

What system of writing did the people of Egypt use?

They used Hieroglyphs as their form of communication.

200

What is the Second largest empire in Mesopotamia?

Hittites Empire

200

What's an egalitarian?

A principle that all people are equal and deserve equally rights and opportunities. 

300

Define the following:

Cuneiform

Writing that uses a reed stylist to make markings on a clay tablet

300

What are the Mesopotamians know for inventing?

(Hint:Think about farming)

The irrigation system

300

Where was Ancient Egypt located?

In the North East corner of Africa and is surround by the Mediterranean sea.

300

What is another name for the Akkadian people?

Semitic people, this cause they spoke a semitic language.

300

Which kingdom where pyramids built?

The Old Kingdom 

400

Define the following:

Assimilation vs. Acculturation

Assimilation- The process by which a groups cultural features are altered to resemble those of another group

Acculturation- The process of change in culture that results from the meeting of two groups each of which retains distinct cultural features

400

What is the Hammurabi code used for?

It punished public officials who failed in their duties or were corrupt, it also held builders responsible for their work. 

400

What was the Nile River used for?

The Nile river was used for bathing, drinking, transportation and agriculture.

400

The Akkadian Empire relied on what system of ruling?

They relied on the system of tributaries, where a strong state ruled a weaker states by forcing them to pay taxes.

400

What is Basin irrigation?

Ditches used to collect flood water for irrigation.

500

Define the following:

City-state vs. Nation-state

-CityState is a sovereign state compromising a city and its immediately surrounding country side\

-NationState is a state whose territory corresponds to that occupied by a particular nation 

500

Define the following:

Satrap

The governor of the province responsible for collecting taxes, handling legal matter, and recruiting soldiers.

500

Who discovered King Tutu's tomb?

Howard Carter a British Archeologist

500

The Babylonian Empire was conquered and established by which king?

King Hammurabi of Babylon

500

What is Silt?

A solid dust like sediment made of rock and mineral that comes up after the over flow of rivers. 

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