Mesopotamia
It is also known as Mesopotamia.
What is the Fertile crescent?
It is the relationship that Nubia had with Egypt.
What is interdependance?
The first five books of the Hebrew Bible.
What is the Torah?
They are also known as untouchables.They are considered that way because they are impure.
What is a Dalit?
it is the belief in multiple gods.
what is polytheism?
They are two biological features that gave Mesopotamia its fertile land.
What are the Tigris and Euphrates river?
A group of rulers that are related in Egypt.
What is a dynasty?
God chose a man named Moses.He sent the 12 plaiges and turned his staff into a snake to show that god was with him.
Who was the Israelite that led the exodus through the Red Sea?
You are born into one and you cannot get out of a caste unless you marry out of it.
How do you get into a caste?
the belief in one God.
what is monotheism?
Because they wanted an explanation for life events.
Why are Mesopotamians polytheistic?
a place where pharaohs are layed to rest after they're dead.
What is a pyramid?
Rules that god sent down to the Israelites so that they would know how he wanted them to act.
What are the Ten Commandments?
They are farmers,laborers,and servants.They are also the second lowest caste.
What is a Sudra?
They believe in one god and ethical monotheism the goal is to get to heaven.
What is the religion of the Israelites?
What is the correct order of major city states in Mesopotamia from oldest to most recent?
Sumer, Babylon, Assyria.
He was considered a deity and ruled with absolute power.
What is the role of a pharaoh?
A man named Solomon.God chose him instead of his father because his father sinned against god.
Who built the first temple?
It explains the Hindu beliefs of the soul,life,gods,and experiences.
What is the Bhagavad-Gita?
the belief in multiple gods,dharma,karma,castes,and the goal is to unite with Brahman.
What is Hinduism?
They are six city states in Mesopotamia.
What is Kish,Uruk,ur,Nipper,Umma,and Lagash?
Because Egypt was a higher elevation and closer to the Nile river source.
Why does Upper Egypt have its name?
10 tribes are removed by the Assyrians and 2 go two Babylon.
What happens after the kingdom of Israel divides?
Name every caste and which one is the lowest caste.
Brahmins,Kshatriyas,Vaishyas,Sudras,Dalits;Dalits are the lowest caste.
It is the belief that there are no gods and the goal is enlightenment and nirvana.
What is Buddhism?