Egypt/Kush
Africa
Asia
China
Apartheid
100

Where did Ancient Egypt get its water sources from?

The Nile River

100

Who ruled Africa before the Europeans?

It was made up of mostly small, locally ruled states, as well as a large area under Ottoman rule.

100

Why did East Asian nations impose trade barriers? What effect have these barriers had?

East Asian nations imposed trade barriers to protect business in their countries and to ensure that they exported more than they imported. However, these barriers have blocked growth.

100

How did early humans adapt to their environment?

they learned to make tools and weapons. They learned to use fire for cooking, warmth, and protection. They also learned how to farm and raise livestock.

100

What is Apartheid?

a former South African policy of keeping white and black South Africans apart

200

What did Ancient Egypt and Kush trade?

Egypt traded its surplus food for gold and ivory from the Kushites.

200

What did European powers want from Africa?

slaves, resources, control of trade routes

200

How has the government affected religion in East Asia?

The region’s communist governments discourage religion. They also limit the number of churches and religious organizations in their countries.

200

What Chinese spiritual tradition does this practice reflect?

This practice reflects the Chinese spiritual tradition of honoring ancestors.

200

What was the system called that white ruling class is controlled by the government?

Apartheid

300

Why was Egypt’s New Kingdom considered the most powerful of the three kingdoms?

The New Kingdom was the richest and most powerful kingdom because it conquered lands outside of Egypt in Asia and Africa.

300

What challenges does modern Africa still face?

disease, hunger and thirst; environmental problems; ethnic and religious tensions; political corruption

300

How does the geography of a nation create political problems?

The boundaries of the nation may include warring ethnic groups.

300

Which belief systems contributed to the development of Chinese Buddhism?

After Buddhism spread to China, a unique Chinese version of Buddhism developed. This is because Chinese Buddhism adopted beliefs and practices from Confucianism, Daoism, and China’s older spiritual traditions.

300

Who was an important leader in the civil rights movement?

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr

400

In what ways were the Egyptian and Kushite civilizations similar?

They were both located along the Nile River. They were both polytheistic and worshipped many of the same gods. They both built temples to honor the gods. They both built pyramids and had systems of writing.

400

What are some of the major geographical features of Africa?

Congo River, Great Rift Valley, Lake Tanganyika, Mount Kilimanjaro, Nile River, Niger River, Victoria Falls, Zambezi River

400

What economic activities supported early civilizations in Southeast Asia?

The first civilizations developed around farming, particularly rice farming. Trade also helped these civilizations grow.

400

Why did most of China’s big cities form in eastern China?

access to the coast, to serve as markets for the farming population in the region best suited to farming, climate, trade opportunities


400

What year was apartheid finally defeated?

In the 1900s
500

What were some of the greatest achievements of Egypt and Kush?

Egyptians made advancements in mathematics, astronomy, chemistry, and anatomy. They used hieroglyphics and wrote on papyrus. Kushites developed an alphabet and used a writing called the Meroitic script. Both Egyptians and Kushites built pyramids as tombs for their rulers.

500

How might a lack of water affect African stability?

More people and animals may die of thirst. More people and animals may drink dirty water and get sick. People may fight over the limited water. People may find it more difficult to grow crops.

500

What type of economy is most common in East Asia? Describe it.

Mixed market economies are common in East Asia. A mixed market economy that blends market economics with some government involvement is most common.

500

Who were the most important spirits to the ancient Chinese? How were they honored?

The most important spirits to many ancient Chinese were those of their ancestors. Ancestors were honored with rituals and shrines. Families set out food for their ancestors on special occasions. They burned “spirit” money to give the ancestors income in the afterlife.

500

Why was the white ruling class still controlled the government?

To protect their power, they established a system of legal separation and oppression of non-white South Africans.