True or False!
Culture/Language
Agriculture
Government
People
100

True or False: The first-ever code of law was created by King Hammurabi

True

100

A long poem that tells stories about heroes and their adventures.

Epic

100

A way of controlling water for farming.

Irrigation

100

A set of written laws for people to obey.

Code of Law

100

A person who specializes in writing. Worked for priests, kings, and people of considerable power.

Scribe

200

True or False: Monotheism is the belief in multiple gods.

False: The correct answer is Polytheism

200

A pyramid-shaped temple used for religious ceremonies.

Ziggurat

200

A large arc of rich, FERTILE land.

Fertile Crescent

200

Forced removal from one's homeland

Exile

200

Fair treatment of people.

Justice

300

True or False: Justice is a payment made for protection.

False! The correct answer is Tribute!

300

The belief in one God. EX: Christians, Jews, Muslims, etc.

Monotheism

300

Sometimes called the "Cradle of Civilization". The name means "Land Between the Rivers."

Mesopotamia

300

A city with its own government, religion, traditions, and way of doing things. Must have all 5 elements of a civilization.

City-State

300

Payment made for protection.

Tribute

400

True or False: Division of labor is dividing people based on their jobs.

True!

400

Belief in many gods. EX: Hinduism, Egyptians, etc.

Polytheism

400

A mixture of soil and rocks that is very fertile. It can usually be found in lake beds.

Silt

400

Independent territories that have been conquered by one ruler and make up a civilization.

Empire

400

A system that divides people into classes based on the job of your family.

Social Hierarchy

500

True or False: The name Mesopotamia means "Cradle of Civilization".

False! The name Mesopotamia means "Land between the Rivers".

500

The world's first system of writing.

Cuneiform

500

Two major rivers in the region that supplied people with a water source.

Tigris and Euphrates Rivers

500

First-ever set of 282 laws created to deal with everyday life. The origin of the "Set in Stone" quote.

Hammurabi's Code of Law