Paleolithic Life
Neolithic Revolution
River Valley Civilizations
Hammurabi & Law
Greece & Rome
100

What do we call people who move from place to place following food and resources?

 Nomads.

100

What major change happened about 12,000 years ago when humans shifted from hunting and gathering to growing crops?

The adoption of agriculture (farming)

100

Where did early civilizations often form because of fertile soil, water for crops, and easy travel?

River valleys.

100

Which Babylonian king created a set of 282 rules to unify his empire and encourage justice?

Hammurabi.

100

Which region’s rugged geography led to independent city‑states like Athens and Sparta?

Ancient Greece.

200

 What term describes people who survived by hunting wild animals and foraging for plants?

Hunter-gatherers.

200

What is the term for taming and raising animals for human use?

Domestication of animals.

200

Which river supported the development of Ancient Egypt?

The Nile River.

200

On what type of large stone monument were Hammurabi’s laws carved?

A stele

200

Which Greek city‑state is famous for early democracy and philosophical thinkers?

Athens

300

What Paleolithic innovation helped humans cook, stay warm, and protect themselves?

Fire

300

What agricultural outcome allowed permanent settlements, population growth, and job specialization?

Food surplus.

300

Which civilization developed between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers?

Mesopotamia

300

Hammurabi’s laws imposed different punishments depending on what social factor of the accused and victim?

Social classes

300

What was the Roman political system that featured elected officials before emperors rose to power?

The Roman Republic.

400

What is the belief that spirits live in natural objects like plants, animals, or rocks?

Animism.

400

 Name two technologies that developed from farming for working soil and making cloth.

The plow and weaving techniques.

400

Which river supported the growth of the Indus Valley Civilization, known for planned cities like Harappa and Mohenjo‑Daro?

The Indus River.

400

Besides crimes, what did Hammurabi’s Code set standards and penalties for in commercial interactions?

Fines and punishments. 

400

Which Macedonian conqueror spread Greek culture as far as Persia and Egypt?

 Alexander the Great.

500

 Which group typically hunted while women and children gathered in many Paleolithic societies?

Men

500

What term describes the set of features (religion, government, writing, cities, technology, job specialization, social hierarchy) that define complex societies?

Civilization

500

What is the practice of supplying controlled amounts of water to fields to improve crop growth?

 Irrigation.

500

Which legal principle does Hammurabi’s Code reflect that protects defendants until evidence is shown?

 Innocent‑until‑proven‑guilty.

500

What Roman engineering structures carried water long distances into cities?

 Aqueducts.