Mesopotamia
Egypt
Hebrew
Vocabulary
Family
100

On what rivers did Mesopotamia develop?

The rivers in Mesopotamia are the Euphrates and Tigris River

100

How many parts of Egypt are there and what river do they follow?

There are two parts of Egypt, Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt, and they follow the Nile River

100

What is Exodus?

Exodus is the route Moses took to lead the Jews out of Egypt

100

What is polytheism?

Polytheism is the worship of many gods

100

Who is included in our family?

Everyone is included in our family

200

Where and how did most Sumerians live?

The majority were farmers who lived in the countryside

200

What are the two seas that are along Egypt?

The two seas along Egypt are: Mediterranean Sea and Red Sea

200

Why is Ruth important?

Ruth is important because she served as a model for Hebrews on how to treat family

200

What is the definition of geography?

The definition of geography is _______.

200

What is important to remember about family?

Family loves each other, respects each other, holds each other accountable, etc

300

What effects did irrigation have on farming?

Irrigation made farmers more productive, which led to a food surplus and less need for people to farm, and these in turn led to a division of labor.

300

Fill in the blank

The Egyptians were probably best known for building _______.

The Egyptians were probably best known for building the pyramids.

300

How did the Ten Commandments shape Hebrew life?

The Hebrews agreed to worship only God and to value human life, self-control, and justice.

300

What is the definition of hieroglyphics?

The definition of hieroglyphics is an Egyptian writing system

300

Why does Miss Enciso tell us we are all family?

Miss Enciso tells us we are all family because we are all family

400

Why were scribes so important?

Scribes were important because they kept track of items people traded or records for the government or temples

400

What were some items that were traded in Egypt?

Some items that were traded are: gold, copper, timber, and turquoise.

400

The Jews believe that the Ten Commandments were given by God to _______.

The Jews believe that the Ten Commandments were given by God to Moses.

400

Define monotheism

The definition of monotheism is the belief in one God
400

How does accepting that we are family change the classroom environment?

By accepting that we are family, the classroom environment changes by being more peaceful, helpful, calm, etc

500

Why was the Phoenician alphabet an important development?

The Phoenician alphabet was an important development because it made writing much easier and has had a major impact on other languages, including English.

500

Describe the Egyptian social pyramid

Pharaoh, officials/priests, scribes/craftspeople, farmers, servants, slaves

500

What is the most sacred book in Judaism called?

The most sacred book in Judaism is called Torah

500

Define: Dead Sea Scrolls

Dead Sea Scrolls are the writings by Jews who lived about 2,000 years ago.
500

List every positive phrase Miss Enciso has told you since the beginning of the school year

Put a star next to the one someone else already has after being read aloud. Group that has the most not marked receives the points.

(1 point per non-marked answer)