Paleolithic Era
Neolithic Era
Mesopotamia
Ancient Egypt
Misc.
100

These are people that don't live in one place, and move around chasing their food.

What are nomads?

100

This is a strategy for moving water from the river to your crop fields.

What is irrigation?

100

This is the first Ancient Civilization we have record of.

What is Mesopotamia?

100

This is the King or Queen of Ancient Egypt.

What is then Pharaoh?

100

This is the process of giving another person goods in exchange for theirs.

What is trade?

200

These are the necessities that every human needs to survive.

What is food, water, and shelter.

200

This term refers to growing more food than you need.

What is a surplus?

200

Mesopotamia as a civilization started here.

What is the Fertile Crescent?

200

This is the most important geographical feature of Ancient Egypt.

What is the Nile River?

200

This is the term we use for land that is perfect for growing food.

What is fertile?

300

The first humans are believed to have appeared on this continent.

What is Africa?

300

This is the process of taming animals to use for their products, like milk, meat, or wool.

What is domestication?

300

After the flooding season, the climate would be very hot and dry here. This season was called the _____.

What is the Drought.

300

Scribes in Ancient Egypt wrote in this language.

What are hieroglyphs?

300

The two main reasons for people to start civilizations near rivers.

What is irrigation/farming and drinking?

400

When people started doing this, the Paleolithic Era ended. It allowed them to live in one place.

What is farming or agriculture?

400

This is the most important geographical feature of an early agricultural society.

What is a river?

400

During the Babylonian Empire, Hammurabi created this.

What is the Code of Laws?

400

Egypt's very strict hierarchy had these jobs/roles at the bottom of the pyramid.

What are servants and slaves?

400

This is the revolution that happened when people moved from gathering food to producing food.

What is The Agricultural Revolution?

500

Human movement patterns from one place to another, usually forced by climate or access to food.

What is migration?

500

This is the term that refers to people being able to have jobs other than hunting and gathering, depending on what they are good at.

What is specialization of labor?

500

These were the two very important rivers that allowed Mesopotamia to thrive.

What are the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers?

500
Large structures in Egypt such as the pyramids were built for this reason.
What is "to show the Pharoah's wealth and power?"
500

This is an irrigation tool used by Ancient Mesopotamians and Egyptians to move water from one channel to another using a pulley system.

What is a shadoof?