The practice of farming is also known as this.
What is agriculture?
A wide, flat plain between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
What is Mesopotamia?
This river allowed ancient Egyptians to produce a food surplus despite living in a desert.
What is the Nile?
What is a caste?
In this class, we have taken this many tests.
What is 4?
A person who lives by hunting small animals and gathering plants.
What is a hunter-gatherer?
The belief in multiple gods is known as this.
What is polytheism?
The Nile River flows in this direction.
What is south to north?
The Maurya Empire was founded by this Indian ruler.
Who is Chandragupta?
This material becomes lava when it reaches the surface.
What is magma?
The development of farming is referred to by this phrase.
What is the neolithic agricultural revolution?
This was the world's first empire.
What is "the Akkadian Empire?"
This dynasty was the 33rd and last in ancient Egypt's history.
What is the Ptolemaic Dynasty?
The Gupta Empire was one of the first groups of people to develop this concept.
What is zero?
In Hatchet, this event led to Brian learning to create fire.
What is the porcupine attack?
The belief that spirits were everywhere in the natural world is known as
What is animism?
This set of laws governed life in the Babylonian Empire.
What is Hammurabi's Code?
Ancient Egypt's bureaucracy was managed by the person in this high-ranking position.
What is the vizier?
Early Hinduism emerged from this religion.
What is the Vedic religion?
What is 6:3?
Changing something in ways that are useful for humans is known as this.
What is domestication?
This group of people was known for sailing around the Mediterranean.
What are the Phoenecians?
The Pyramids at Giza were built for these three pharaohs.
What is Khufu, Khafre, and Menkuare?
As the Maurya emperor, Asoka tried to rule by these three principles.
December 19th
What is the half day of school before Christmas break?