Rome
What year did Rome become an empire?
27 BC
Describe how the Old Stone Age people got food.
Hunting and gathering.
What geographic feature kept India isolated from other civilizations?
India was surrounded by mountains.
What is a primary source?
You subtract a timeline when _________________.
the dates are in the same era (BC and BC or AD and AD)
When did Romulus and Remus found Rome?
753 BC
Describe how the New Stone Age people got food.
Systematic agriculture.
Why were monsoons so important to India?
Monsoons were mainly used for growing crops.
What is a secondary source?
A second hand account of an event.
You add on a timeline when _____________________.
the dates on the timeline are in different eras (AD and BC)
What role did the Senate play in the Roman Republic?
The Senate proposed and voted on laws.
How did surplus affect the lives of the Neolithic people?
Not having to farm all day gave people time to specialize in jobs they enjoyed.
China, Japan, and SE Asia practice ________.
Buddhism
A diary is an example of a ______________.
What are the two civilizations that developed on mountainous terrain?
Greece and Rome.
When was Rome split into an Eastern and Western side?
396 AD
Describe domestication and how it helped the Neolithic people survive.
Domestication is the act of taming an animal. Domestication helped the Neolithic people because animals made the work easier.
Eightfold Path
A YouTube video is an example of a ______________.
Lines that measure north and south of the equator are lines of _____. Lines that measure east and west of the prime meridian are lines of _____.
latitude. longitude.
In 64 AD, what happened to Rome?
Most of Rome was burnt by a fire.
Describe specialization and some examples of jobs that people could do because of specialization.
Specialization was the free time people had because of surplus. This was how people got jobs like artisans, carpenters, or being a shoemaker.
What city used sewer systems to bring waste outside?
Mohenjo-Daro.
A YouTube LIVE is an example of a ______________.
primary source
What imaginary lines meet at the North Pole?
The Prime Meridian and the International dateline.