Mesopotamia +
Indus river valley
Indus river valley
When was Mesopotamia?
4000 BCE
When was ancient Egypt
3000 BCE to 30 BCE
When was the Roman empire?
753 BCE to 60 CE
A Muslim is?
Someone who submits to god
When was the silk road?
130 BCE to 1450 CE
where was mesopitima
iraq
Who was Ra
the sun god
How long did an emperor serve
life
What Religion is the 5 Pilliars?
Where was the silk road?
China
what is a city state
A city that has its own military and royal family
What was an untouchable
Someone who is on the bottom of the cast system
Who was the first roman emperor
Augustus caesar.
what is the biggest religion in the world
Christianity
What was the most popular item on the silk road
silk
Why was it called the fertile crescent?
It was between 2 rivers that provided fertile land.
Why did you have to be good to the gods.
If you were bad to the gods they could ruin your life
Who was the last emperor
Augustus.
What did Buddha see?
A sick man, poor man, old man, and a dying man.
How long was the silk road
4000 miles
Why was it called the land between 2 rivers
The cities in ancient Mesopotamia were built between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. These rivers flow into the Persian Gulf. The word Mesopotamia actually means (in Greek) “the land between the rivers.”
How did you get to your after life?
You had to be good to the gods. You had to do good deeds. When you meet the gods when you die you have to have your heart weighed. If it was light then would would have a good afterlife.
Why was Caesar killed
He was killed because he gained too much power. they were scared that he was making a dictatorship. he made everything sound like it was better than it was.
What were the 4 noble truths.
How were cultures spread on the silk road
They were spread because different people from different cultures would meet on the road to teach, trade, and sell new things.