Map skill/Geography
Early Man
Mesopotamia
Israelites
Egypt
100

What are the cardinal directions?

North, South, East, and West

100

What is a nomad?  Why were Paleolithic people nomads?

Nomads are people who move from place to place to get food. This happened because they ran out of food.

100

What was the area between the Tigris and the Euphrates Rivers called? Why was it called this.

Fertile Crescent. It was called this because the soil was fertile (silt). 

100

How many gods did the Israelites believe in?

One (monotheistic)

100

How did the Nile river protect Egypt?

In the north marshy delta

In the south cataracts 

In the east and west desserts 

200

What are lines of latitude? 

What are lines of longitude?

Imaginary lines that run east to west (parallels)

Imaginary lines that run north to south (meridians) 

200

What is systematic agriculture? Describe how this great revolution changed their lives?

Systematic agriculture is farming, it changed their lives because they had free time so they can specialize, could stay in one place, and they had surplus.

200

What continent is Mesopotamia located on?

Asia

200

How were the Israelites different from Mesopotamians and other people from other ancient civilizations? 

The Israelites believed in One god (monotheistic) when other ancient civilizations believed in multiple (polytheistic).

200

Describe the Ancient Egyptian Social Pyramid.

Top: Pharaoh and family. U: Priests, nobles, and army commanders. M: Scribes, artisans, traders, and Merchants. L: Unskilled people, slaves and Criminals.

300

What is a compass rose used for?

What is a Map title used for?

What is a Map key used for?

What is a Map scale used for?

A circular shape that shows the directions.

describes the purpose of the map.

To show what symbols mean (Map Legend)

A unit of measurement on a Map such as an inch; the distance between two points


300

How did Old Stone Age people get food? What is another name for Old Stone Age?

They hunted and gathered. Paleolithic Age.

300

Name the most important Sumerian inventions. 

The sailboat, the wheel, cuneiform, wooden plow, and bronze.

300

What continent is Egypt Located on?

Africa

400

How many continents are there? 

Name all of them.

Look on google for a blank map and see if you can locate them on a Map.

7

Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia.

400

How did the New Stone Age people get food? What is another name for the New Stone Age?

They farmed (systematic agriculture) They still hunted and gathered. Neolithic Age.

400

What does polytheistic mean?

The belief in more than one god.

400

What are the achievements of Narmer  (also Known as Menes)

Narmer united Lower and Upper Egypt. Also, he started the first dynasty as he ruled as a king.

500

How many years in a decade?

How many years in a century?

How many years in a millennium?

Same        Different 

What is a primary source?

What is a secondary source?

10.

100.

1000.

Same SUBTRACT Different ADD.

Someone who first hand saw it .

Someone who second hand heard about an event.

500

What is domestication?

The use of animals for work or farming. They trained animals to farm.

500

What does monotheistic mean?

The belief in one god.

500

Define theocracy. What power did pharaohs possess and why were they so powerful and respected by all?

Both religious and political leader/ ruler. They were respected by all because they were "living gods. They were Honored and respected and had total power.