On the Map
The seven large land masses on the earth.
What are continents?
The time before writing.
What is prehistoric?
After people moved closer to these, they started to develop civilizations.
What are rivers?
A symbol for Judaism.
What is the Star of David?
The big city-state where The Olympics took place. (And where we still light the Olympic torch)
What is Athens?
The four cardinal directions.
What are North, South, East, and West?
People who hunt or find food instead of growing crops or raising animals.
Who are hunter-gatherers?
Farming – growing crops and raising animals.
What is agriculture?
The practice of sitting and focusing on your breathing started by Buddhists.
What is meditation?
The king of the Greek Gods.
Who is Zeus?
The imaginary line that runs across the globe at 0 degrees latitude.
What is the equator?
The material tools were made of during the stone age.
What is stone?
The earliest system of writing, invented in Mesopotamia. It looks like wedge shapes on clay or stone tablets.
What is cunieform?
The belief in many gods.
Polytheism.
Tragedy was Greek drama that was like this.
What is sad?
The two numbers used to locate a place on a map.
What are coordinates?
People who move from place to place instead of living in one place all the time.
Who are nomads?
The leader in Ancient China was called this.
What is an emperor?
The most popular religion in the world, that has a Star and Crescent as its symbol.
What is Islam?
Ancient greek sculptures were not really plain. They were this.
What is colorful?
The continent where Egypt is located.
What is Africa?
A stone tool made for chopping.
What is a chopper?
One of the rivers by Mesopotamia.
What is The Euphrates or The Tigris?
The religion Jesus Christ is associated with.
What is Christianity?
What is post and lintel?