What is history/Early Humans
A diary, a journal, an artifact, and a speech are known as what vocabulary word?
Primary source
The religion for Mesopotamians were..
Polytheistic
Silk
This city-state is best known for their focus on military and encouragement of physical fitness.
Sparta
True or false
When answering a DBQ question, you must restate the question.
True
North, South, East, and West are known as what vocabulary word?
Cardinal directions
The religion for ancient Egyptians were..
Polytheistic
This individual was the founder of Confucianism.
Confucianism believed in respecting your elders, justice, and staying true to yourself.
Confucius.
This city-state is best known for its emphasis on education and democracy.
Athens
What is step 3 in the 4-step of answering a DBQ?
These group of people travel from one place to another, and never settled. They are called...
Nomadic
These two rivers helped give the name to "Mesopotamia" the land between to rivers.
Tigris and Euphrates River
This individual focused on harsh punishments, similar to Hammurabi.
Han Feizi.
These Greek gods and goddesses are found on what mountain in Greece?
Mountain Olympus
What is step number 2 in the 4 steps of answering DBQs?
Reading the questions BEFORE reading the DBQs.
Stone tools, the discovery of fire, cave paintings, are all part of what age?
Paleolithic Era/Stone age
Egyptians had many achievements such as creating hieroglyphics, compass, and mumification.
Which achievement listed above is NOT true?
Compass
This trading route provided many different items to the following continents: Africa, Asia, and Europe.
True or false?
True
Christianity is an example of a religion that is...
Monotheism/monotheistic
Egyptian civilization began close to the Nile River because the Nile provided a fertile area in the middle of a desert. The people depended on the Nile for food and water. Heavy rains caused the Nile to overflow regularly, which made the soil fertile and good for farming. The ancient Egyptians sang this song about the benefits of the Nile.
Why was the Nile so important to the Egyptians?
Because the Nile provided a fertile area in the middle of a desert.
Due to ___________, stone age people were able to settle, and produce their own food, and create a small civilization.
Agriculture
While Egypt did not have snowy mountains and hills, they did have _____________ as a natural barrier. This made travel difficult.
Deserts
How did this trading route change the lives of the people living in the ancient world?
Answers can vary.
Provided new items and more money.
Look at the list below:
Zeus, Poseidon, Jupiter, Ares, Hermes, Demeter
Which of the following is a Roman god?
In the Code of Hammurabi, the laws concerned daily life, business, medicine, property, and family. Punishment for breaking these laws was very harsh. For example, people caught stealing could be put to death. Those who did not show care and respect for the property of others had to pay a fine.
How were people punished for stealing in Hammurabi's time?
People caught stealing could be put to death.