Historians
Early Humans
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Christianity
100

Objects made by people are called.....

Artifacts

100

The Paleolithic Age is also called the.....

Old Stone Age

100

A group of merchants traveling together is a.....

Caravan

100

One reason Egypt's ancient structures have survived is the_________ climate.

Hot & Dry

100

Christianity was strongly influenced by what world religion?

Judaism

200

What is a primary source?

Firsthand pieces of evidence

200

The discovery of____________ made life easier for people of the Old Stone Age.

Fire

200

A city that governs itself ans its surrounding territory is a.....

City-State

200

Egyptians embalmed the bodies of their pharaohs to preserve them for their....

Afterlife

200

The basic beliefs and stories of Christianity were contained in what?

The Bible

300

What are examples of a primary source? (List 4)

Letters, Diaries, Government Records, Literature & Artwork, Interviews, Tools, Clothing, Autobiographies

300

Why did ancient people trade?

To receive goods they do not have

300

What did an artisan specialize in? (List 3)

Making goods; jewelry, pottery, tools, weapons, etc.

300

How was the religion of the Ancient Eygptians similar to that of the Greeks?

Both were Polytheistic. (Believed in more than one God)

300

What helped shaped the moral principles of many nations?

Ten Commandements

400

What is a secondary source? What are examples of secondary sources? (List 4)

a document or written work created AFTER an event.

Biographies, Encyclopedias, History Books, Textbooks, etc.

400

How did mountain and deserts help ancient river valley civilizations develop?

Offered protection from outside invaders

400

What was Hammurabi's Code? Give an example of one of his laws...

The first written code of laws.

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400

Describe the damage done by the Nile River? Why did people choose to live near it?

The Nile river was predictable and they knew what time of year it would occur. 

The river provided fertile soil, fresh water, & transportation for trade.

400

What is the key difference between the religion of the Israelites and other religions during the same time period?

Israelites were monotheistic (One God) the others were polytheistic (More than one God)
500

Define Latitude & Longitude. Explain the way it runs on a map.

Latitude- Imaginary line that circles the earth parallel to the equator. (Runs East to West)

Longitude- Imaginary line that circle the earth from pole to pole. (Runs North to South)

500

How did life change for Paleolithic societies with the emergence of agriculture (farming)?

It provided a constant food supply. Therefore people were able to STAY in one place and SETTLE to build communities

500

Describe the flooding caused by the Tigris and Euphrates river. Why did people continue to settle near there which caused the Fertile Crescent to flourish? 

The rivers were unpredictable, violent and destructive. 

Because it provided fertile soil, fresh water, & transportation for trade

500

Who did MOST of the work to build the Egyptian pyramids? AND.... What do pyramids tell us about the Egyptians that built them?

Farmers & Slaves

They were intelligent, advanced, and had a religion that followed rituals.

500

Name 3 of the Ten Commandments.....

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