Egypt
Migration
Early Humans
Mesopotamia
Nubia
100

Are any discoveries still to be made?

Yes

100

What is the most likely reason you think humans first migrated out of Africa?

Drought occurred in the area

100

True or False: Stone knives are one of the earliest and most important tools made by humans during the Stone Age.*




True, stone knives allowed humans to hunt, cut meat, and skin animals during the Stone Age

100

How old is Mesopotamia?


around 4000 BCE—or 6000 years ago

100

Where was Nubia located?

South of Upper Egypt 

200

When were dead bodies first mummified?

About 2600 BCE

200

What was the FIRST continent that has humans living in it?

Africa

200

Why was fire such an important development during the Stone Age?

Fire allowed humans to cook their meat which removed harmful bacteria

200

Why are the Tigris and Euphrates rivers important?

provided Mesopotamia with enough fresh water and fertile soil to allow ancient people to develop irrigation and grow

200

How was the Nubian Kingdom of Kush finally destroyed?

The Roman Empire conquered them

300

How old was the oldest known 'Egyptian'?

4,700-year-old

300

What was the LAST continent that humans migrated to?

South America

300

What are considered the FIRST technology from prehistoric times?

Fire and or Stone knives 

300
What type of soil is found in Mesopotamia? 


Limestone 

300

What material MOST helped the Nubians develop an advanced civilisation?

Iron

400

Was Cleopatra an Egyptian?

No

400

"Movement of groups of people from one area to another is the definition for...

migration

400

What is the Stone Age?

The Stone Age marks a period of prehistory in which humans used primitive stone tools.

400

How were the Tigris and Euphrates rivers important to Mesopotamia?

providing drinking water, agricultural irrigation, and major transportation routes

400

What was one result of the Egyptian conquest of Nubia?

The Egyptians killed many people in Nubia and resettled their lands

500

Why did hieroglyphs develop?

 to record important events like wars or stories about their many gods and Pharaohs

500

A person with no permanent home who moves from place to place is the definition for...

nomad

500

How did early humans spend their days?

making music, exploring, decorating their bodies, and socializing

500
How did the Tigris and Euphrates affect Mesopotamia?



the peoples of Mesopotamia relied upon these rivers to provide drinking water, agricultural irrigation, and major transportation routes.

500

What did Nubia use to be called?

Kush