Names of Units
What was the name of our last unit?
Unit 6: Finder Keepers Losers Weepers
What city was at the center of the Roman Empire?
Rome (or Constantinople)
This is the 3D map of the world that is a round ball.
This is an answer that you want to prove.
What is a claim.
This is a long, loose piece of clothing that was worn by citizens of ancient Rome
What is a toga.
Unit 4a and 4b were about?
The Romans/Rome.
What is the name of the river that runs through Egypt?
The Nile River.
This is how society is organized with powerful people on top and less powerful people on the bottom.
What is hierarchy.
Any language that came from the Roman language of Latin. These are languages such as Spanish, Portuguese, French, and Italian.
What is a Romance Language.
This means to break down over time.
What civilization did we study before the Romans in unit 3?
The Ancient Egyptians.
What was the kingdom that Charlemagne created?
The Holy Roman Empire.
This means "the land between rivers"
What is Mesopotamia.
This is a ruler who controls many different kingdoms and nations.
What is an emperor.
This is the study of the past from what humans have left behind.
What is archeology.
What was the name of Unit 5?
The Dark Ages.
We wrote our names in clay using the Babylonian language. What was that type of alphabet called?
Cuneiform
This is another word for awesome. Mary Poppins uses it quite a bit.
What is supercalifragilisticexpealodious.
This was the highest political and religious leader in ancient Egypt.
What was a pharaoh.
This is when a government collapses and leaves room for someone else to take over.
What is a power vacuum.
Unit 2 was about the first cities and writing in the world. What was the name of this unit?
Mesopotamia
What's one of the rivers that runs through Mesopotamia?
Tigris or Euphrates
This was a piece of land given to someone in exchange for military service.
What is a fief.
This is when power is changed from one person or group and divided between many people or groups.
What is decentralization.
This is the relationship between the distances on a map and the actual distances in real life.
What is a scale.