Paleolithic & Neolithic Eras
GRAPES & Ancient Mesopotamia
4 Corners and ANEZZC
Hammurabi's Code
Miscellaneous
100
Paleolithic times ended with the development of ____________.
What is Agriculture
100
The "P" in GRAPES stands for...
What is Politics (or political)
100
What does the "A" in ANEZZC stand for?
What is Argument
100
Hammurabi's Code was made to provide order to society and protect the innocent, but it was based off of this ideology (idea).
What is "an eye for an eye"
100
You use a map scale when measuring ____________, and a compass rose when determining _______________.
What is Distance & Direction
200
Domesticating animals means that the animals ____________________.
What is the animals were tamed and raised to eat, not wild.
200
Mesopotamia was once in this modern day country.
What is Iraq
200
The Significance Statement should answer what?
What is it should answer the prompt or Historical Question.
200
Why was Hammurabi's Code important?
What is because it was the first set of WRITTEN laws.
200
Why do historians call the Neolithic Revolution a "revolution"?
What is because during the Neolithic Revolution, huge changes occurred in how people lived.
300
What was the Neolithic Revolution?
What is the change from hunting and food-gathering to farming.
300
Name 3 geographic features that were found in Ancient Mesopotamia.
What is:
*Unpredictable Flooding
*Rivers (Tigris & Euphrates)
*Mountains
*Hot/dry Climate
300
What is the first thing you do when you are met with a new source?
What is you mark up the sourceline.
300
What language was Hammurabi's Code written in?
What is Cuneiform
300
One of Hammurabi's achievements (beside his Code) was what?
What is Hammurabi unified ALL Ancient Mesopotamian city-states under one empire, the Babylonian Empire.
400
Name 5 characteristics of the Neolithic Era.
What is:
*Permanent Homes
*Agriculture (farming and domesticating animals)
*Job specialization
*Metal Tools (Complex Tools)
* Increased population and development of social classes
400
How did geography affect the growth of the ancient civilizations of Babylon?
What is the river valleys provided rich soil to grow plentiful crops.
400
Name two differences between ANEZZC in History & English.
What is:
* In history we paraphrase our evidence
*In History we RARELY use Zoom-In
400
Hammurabi's Code promoted the idea that...
What is harsh punishments for crimes will lead to a more orderly society.
400
Give 2 reasons why life improved from the Paleolithic to the Neolithic Era.
What is:
*Permanent homes (no huts & caves & communities with written laws)
*Agriculture (no hunting/gathering & a food surplus)
500
Why did permanent homes matter?
What is because humans no longer needed to chase animals and be nomads. They were now able to build different styles of housing, which led to communities, architectural developments, and job specialization.
500
Ancient Mesopotamian's created this system to help deal with agriculture.
What is an irrigation system.
500
Name two corners you can answer BEFORE you read the entire document.
What is Point of View and Historical Context (as well as Audience)
500
Why did social class effect the laws in Babylon?
What is:
*Hammurabi's code gave different punishments for different social classes
*The code was given to Hammurabi by the God of Justice, so Hammurabi wanted to seem Godlike (or seen as a God)
500
Name two ways Babylonian societies were different from Hunting/Gathering societies.
What is:
*had permanent homes
*written laws
*agriculture