Metal Ages
Paleolith
ic
Neolithic
Mesopotamia

Egypt
100

What is the first metal used?

Copper

100

What is it called when an animal can walk standing on two feet?

Bipedal

100

This tool is used to create textiles.

A loom

100

This building is the home of gods and the place where ceremonies were organized.

Temple

100

What is the name of the river the crosses Egypt from north to south?

The Nile

200
What two metals are mixed to make bronze?

Copper and tin

200

This is the process of evolution that gradually made human ancestors different from other primates.

Hominisation

200

This term means to make a permanent home in one place.

Sedentary

200

What does Mesopotamia mean?

"Land between rivers"

200

Who is the Sun god?

Ra

300

How long ago did the metal ages begin? 

7,000 years ago

300

This is the term for someone who does not have a permanent home and follows the animals that they hunt.

Nomadic

300

This tool makes it easier to harvest crops.

A sickle.

300

Why is Mesopotamia one of the earliest civilizations we know about?

They had a system of writing.

300

What type of religions did Egyptians practice?

Polytheism

400

This agricultural invention made it easier to farm and work the land.

The plough

400

What tool did Paleolithic people use to hunt animals?

A spear

400

How long ago did people learn to grow plants and look after animals (agriculture)?

10,000 years ago

400

What are the names of the northern and southern regions of Mesopotamia?

Northern: Assyrian

Southern: Chaldea

400

What did the Egyptians call fertilized areas of land?

 Black Land

500

This is a large monument built using blocks of stone.

A megalith

500

What did the first humans develop that allowed them to hold objects and make tools?

Opposable thumbs

500

Which advancement led to social inequalities between people?

Private property and land

500

This large, stepped tower was likely used as an astronomical observatory, place of worship, or center for divination.

Ziggurat

500

Egyptians built these to carry water over long distances.

Canals