Early Man
Mesopotamia
Egypt/Isrelites
China/India
Greece/Rome
100

What are nomads?

Someone who is a gather-hunterer and doesn't stay at the same place for shelter.(travels)

100

What does polytheistic mean?

Belief in 1 God!

100

Which is right? The Israelites were...A. Monotheistic B. Polytheistic C. Didn't believe in gods

The correct answer is... A!

100

What continent is India and China on?

Asia!

100

Were the Ancient Greeks and Ancient Romans POLYTHEISTIC or MONOTHEISTIC?

They were...POLYTHEISTIC!

200

Another name for Old Stone Age and New Stone Age.

Old Stone Age: Paleolithic Age. New Stone Age: Neolithic Age. 

200

What continent is Mesopotamia located on?

Asia!

200

True or False: Was Egypt a River Valley Civilization?

TRUE!

200

Share the importance of the Silk Road. 

Opened 2 trades routes with west Europe and religion, beliefs goods and ideas were spread along the silk road.

200

What geographic feature did Ancient Rome and Ancient Greece share?

Mountains.

300

In the Old Stone Age people had to hunt for food they also had to gather food. Give at least TWO examples of food they gathered.

Options: Nuts, berries and plants!

300

What was the area between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers called?

The Fertile Crescent!

300

What did Egyptians believe in when it  came to the afterlife?

When dead, they would be prepared for mummification and believed the afterlife was better and happier. 

300

What is at least TWO central beliefs that people of Hinduism believed in? 

All Options: Brahman, Vishnu, Shiva, (all part of Trimurti) reincarnation and karma.

300

Who were Plato, Aristotle and Socrates and who taught Alexander the Great?

Greek Philosophers and Aristotle.

400

What is Systematic Agriculture?

The organized growing of food on a regular basis (farming). Made the process of getting food easier. It increased the progress and decreased the time it took to get food. It was also less exausting.

400

Name at least 3 Sumerian inventions.

Options: Calendar, hieroglyphics, the wheel, religion, cuneiform, bronze, wooden plow and sailboat.

400

Give 2 examples on how the Nile River helped Egypt.

Options: Water transportation, Fertile Soil, Protection in the north and protection in the South Cataracts

400

What geographic features kept China isolated? 

Mountains, deserts and seas. 

400

How did Greeks geography influence its early civilization?

75% of their land was mountains. It made trade and communication harder. In addition, the rocky soil also made farming more difficult.

500

What is specialization and how did people have time to learn new skills?

It's when people do jobs that they can do more efficient and are best at. They were able to do it because they had lots of surplus which gave them more things to trade for and free time.

500

Who created laws in Mesopotamia? Were they the first laws to be created. Were the punishments harsh or gentle?

King Hammurabi. Yes. Harsh.

500

Describe the Egyptian social class pyramid!

The very top was where the Pharaoh & his family was, the class below contained the Priests and Nobles. Then the middle class held the merchants, farmers, scribes, and artisans. Lastly and the very bottom, farmers, slaves and prisoners were all in the lower class.

500

Describe the city of Mohenjo-Daro!

Contained about 35,000 residents, was built similar to Harappa, dozens of streets, built like a grid and surround by thick tall brick walls.

500

What was at least ONE role of the Senate during the Roman Republic?

1. Made up of wealthy Romans.2. Proposed new laws