Paleolithic Age
Neolithic Revolution
Early River Valley Civilizations
Hammurabi's Code
Classical Civilizations
100

What term describes people who move from place to place in search of food?

Nomads

100

What significant change occurred about 12,000 years ago that marked the beginning of farming?

Neolithic Revolution

100

What geographical feature was crucial for the development of early civilizations?

Rivers

100

What is Hammurabi's Code?

A collection of laws established to maintain peace and justice?

100

Which river valley civilization is known for its contributions to the development of writing and law codes?

Mesopotamia

200

During the Paleolithic Age, what were people called who survived by hunting and gathering?

Hunter-Gatherers
200

What process involves planting crops and keeping animals in one area? 

Domestication

200

Which river is associated with Ancient Egypt?

Nile River

200

How many rules are included in Hammurabi's Code?

282

200

What was one of the main trade routes that connected the East and West during the Classical period?

Silk Road

300

What belief system involves the idea that spirits inhabit natural objects?

Animism
300

What did the development of farming allow people to do?

Settle down in one place, establish civilizations

300

What civilization resided near the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers?

Mesopotamia

300

What principle did Hammurabi's Code establish?

“innocent until proven guilty”

300

What are the three strategies that governments or leaders typically employ to establish their authority and ensure stability within their rule? 

Gain, maintain and consolidate power

400

What tools did Paleolithic humans primarily use?

Stone tools

400

What impact did the domestication of animals have on early human societies during the Neolithic Revolution?

Providing a stable food supply, labor, and companionship

400

Why were rivers essential for early civilizations?

 Drinking water, farming, and fertile soil

400

How was Hammurabi's Code distributed among the city-states?

Carved onto stone stele placed in each city-state

400

What three continents were classical civilizations established?

Europe, Asia and Africa

500

What characterized the roles of men and women during the Paleolithic Age?

Men:

Women:  

Men- Hunted

Women- Gathered

500

What was one significant social change that occurred as a result of the Neolithic Revolution regarding roles?

Job specification

500

What was a key innovation in agriculture that allowed ancient river civilizations to control water supply for crops?

Irrigation

500

What class system did Hammurabi's Code recognize in Babylonian society?

Upper, middle, and lower classes

500

What common feature characterized classical civilizations' economic systems?

Trade routes