Ancient Rome
Ancient Greece
The Paleolithic Era
The Neolithic Era
Ancient Egypt
100

Define what a tyrant is.

an all-powerful cruel ruler
100

The king of Greek gods was _______________

Zeus
100

The Ice Age had major effects on the planet. Name one effect

The cold weather of the Ice Age pushed humans toward warmer regions. Sea levels were lower, so land bridges connected continents, and humans used these to travel to distant places.

100

Define bartering

To exchange one good for another

100

The form of government in ancient Egypt was

Egypt was ruled by a pharaoh with absolute power, which meant whatever the pharaoh decided was law.

200

Name one way the Colosseum was utilized by Ancient Romans.

Contests between gladiators, for punishing criminals, and even for pretend sea battles.

200

The queen of Greek gods was ____________

Hera
200
Humans made simple tools from hard stones such as flint. List two tools that were made by humans in the Paleolithic Era

Bow and arrow, hand axes, stone spearheads, harpoons and fishhooks of bone, bone flutes, small stone and ivory statues, baskets made from vines twisted together

200

The early villages had something called "division of labor". Explain what that means

Division of labor means that tasks in society are performed by separate groups

200

The Egyptians started writing on clay, but eventually switched to a different material called ______

Papyrus- a type of paper made from grass

300

Who were the first rulers of ancient Rome

The Etruscans

300

Name 2 famous Greek philosophers

Plato, Aristotle, Socrates 

300

Define a nomad

A person who has no permanent home and travels to find food

300

People abandoned their nomadic lifestyles during the Neolithic Era. Explain why.

People stopped being nomadic because they developed systemic agriculture. People began farming and could settle down in one place rather than chase animals for food.
300
The Nile River helped the Egyptian people. Explain how

The Nile flooded every year and deposited rich soil on its banks, which helped with farming and led to a surplus of food

400

The Romans are famous for founding the first republic. Define what a republic is.

A form of government where citizens vote for their leader, who then represents the people.

400

The geography of Greece affected the way its people lived. This is because...

Greece is made up of islands and peninsulas which made it hard for people from different islands to meet or mingle their cultures

400

Sometimes the Paleolithic Era is also referred to as the _______

The Old Stone Age (2,500,000 BCE to around 10,000 BCE)
400

Define what a surplus is and why it was important for the development of civilizations

A surplus is an excess of food, and it is important because that is what created leisure time. It also meant populations could expand and that people did not have to follow a herd for food anymore.

400

Name a powerful woman in Egyptian society

Hatshepsut and Cleopatra

500

The Ides of March marks this event in ancient Roman history 


Julius Caesar was killed by a group of angry senators, ana a civil war followed for 13 years

500

Define a polis

A Greek city-state, which was usually led by aristocrats and military rulers

500

The Great Migration was a time when...

Humans traveled from Africa and began to explore every continent except Antarctica. They hunted across continents and found places with fresh water and fertile lands.

500

The first civilizations were found around these regions

Mesopotamia, Egypt, the Indus Valley, China and Central America

500

Carthage was founded by this civilization

The Phoenicians