Lesson 1:
The First Communities
Lesson 2:
Mesopotamia, the First Civilization
Lesson 3:
The Civilization of the Nile
Lesson 4:
Other Cultures of the Fertile Crescent
MISC.
100

This is where the earliest humans lived.

What is in temporary shelters like caves?

100

This is a large city that is an independent state.

What is a city-state?

100

This is an Egyptian king.

What is a pharaoh?

100

This is what monotheism is.

What is believe in a single god?

100

Lesson 2:

This is one of the earliest forms of writing, using wedge shapes to stand for parts of words.

What is cuneiform writing?

200

This important thing happened during the New Stone Age.

What is people first began to farm and raise animals.

200

This is where Mesopotamia is located.

What is the Fertile Crescent?

200

The Egyptians create this made of reed, laid in to strips, layered together to form a mat, and then glued together to form a long sheet.

What is a papyrus scroll?

200

They were the first culture to fist practice monotheism.

Who are the Hebrews?

200

Lesson 4:

This is for whom the Hanging Gardens of Babylon were built for.

Who was Nebuchadnezzar?

300

This is when people first began to cultivate crops.

What is during the New Stone Age?

300

Thes are the people who created the earliest known civlization.

Who were the Sumerians?

300

This is what the Egyptians believed happened to a person after he or she died.

What is part of the person's soul, called the Ka, lived on and did the same kind of things that the living person had done.

300

They sailed around the Mediterranean, explored parts of Africa and Europe, set up trading settlements, and created a writing system based on the alphabet.

Who are the Phoenicians? 

300

Lesson 3:

His tomb and treasures were found by an archaeologist and seen by people all over the world.

Who is Tutankhamen? (King Tut)

400

This best describes a civilization.

What is a large society that is high organized?

400

This is the king who put together a famous set of laws.

Who was Hammurabi?

400

These are the two great civilizations of the Nile.

What are Egypt and Nubia?

400

These were the three great cities of the Fertile Crescent.

What is Babylon, Ninevah, and Carthage?

400

Lesson 3:

This is how scholars learn to read Egyptian hieroglphs?

What is from Champollion's decoding of the Rosetta Stone?

500

This is what all four early civilizations have in common.

What is located in river valleys?

500
This is what Sargon the Great, ruler of Akkad and later of Akkad and Sumeria, most famous for?

What is creating the first empire?

500

This is what Menes did for Egypt.

What is united Upper and Lower Egypt and became its first ruler?

500

The empire of the Persian king Darius I was unusual because of this.

What is it was divided into provinces, each with a ruler appointed by Darius.

500

Lesson 3:

It was the center of Nubian culture from the third century B.C.E. to the fourth century C.E.

What is Meroe?