Time and first people
5 Pillars of Civilization
Leaders
Accomplishments
Civilizations
100

What labels do we use to tell time?

BCE and CE

100

Person or group makes and enforces laws in the society.

Government
100
The person who conquered all the Sumerian city-states...

Saragon of Akkad

100

Civilization started between these 2 rivers...

Tigris and Euphrates

100

The very first civilization was made up of various city-states called...

Sumer

200

What is the selection and breeding of plants and animals?

Domestication

200

Unique symbols to keep records and record history in written form.

Writing/Record Keeping

200

He showed generosity to those he captured, freed the Hebrews in captivity, and let people practice their local customs/religions.

Cyrus the Great of Persia

200

The Persian Empire didn't just conquer Mesopotamia but reached all the way to ___________ in Asia and __________ in Africa.

India and Egypt

200

Known as the purple people, this group used 22 symbols that could make countless numbers of words using the idea of phonics.

Phoenicians

300

These early societies were mostly nomadic and spent all their time focused on survival

Hunter-Gatherer Societies

300

People are able to specialize in jobs for which they are best suited.

Specialization/Social Classes

300

The first epic, or story, ever written was about this Sumerian king.

Gilgamesh

300

Along with the kings, this was the other group at the top of the social hierarchy in ancient Mesopotamia.

Priests

300

This group isn't known for is large empire, but instead, is known for developing multiple major world religions we still know today.

Hebrews

400

How do we know about the earliest humans?

Archaeological Digs / Items they left behind / Answers may vary

400

Construction projects, buildings with specific designs, or works that express values of the civilization.

Arts/Infrastructure/Architecture

400

This Chaldean king built the Ishtar Gate and the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.

King Nebuchadnezzar 2nd

400

Tall, pyramid-shaped temples that were devoted to their gods.

Ziggurat

400

Known as the neo-Babylonians, this group was very wealthy, did not last long, and enslaved the Jewish people.

Chaldeans

500

What does BCE stand for?

Before Common Era

500
Belief in a higher power that acts as the moral guide for the society.

Religion

500

Famous for his written code of laws that can be described as "eye for an eye"

Hammurabi

500

The writing system that developed in Mesopotamia that means "wedge shaped"

Cuneiform

500

This civilization would crush any rebellion, sometimes flaying members. They were good at war though, being the first to us chariots and cavalry.

Assyrians