Writing and Communication
Agriculture and Neolithic Revolution
Early Civilizations
Geography and Environment
Religion + Social Structure + Politics
100

What form of ancient writing was developed in Egypt?

Hieroglyphics 

100
Describe life during the Neolithic Era.

1. Permanent settlements 

2. Farming  

100

What civilization is referred to as "the land between the rivers"?

Mesopotamia 

100

Rich soil for farming was also known as what?

silt 

100

Monotheism means...?

Belief in one God 

200

The writing we would find in ancient Egypt would look like what?

Pictures and symbols that represent words or letters 

200

How did the domestication of plants and animals impact early human civilizations?

It led to the development of permanent settlements. 

200

What was the "lifeline" of Ancient Egypt?

The Nile River 

200

What is one way that ancient civilizations such as the one found in the Indus River Valley impacted modern society?

They developed a system of trade between societies.

200

Polytheism means?

Belief in many Gods 

300

What is true about Hammurabi's Code and its creation?

It gave citizens the opportunities to read and understand the laws.

300

Why did nomadic humans create permanent settlements and villages?

The domestication of animals made hunting less important.

300

The Yellow River is located near which country?

China

300
What is one thing early civilizations had in common? (geography)

They formed near rivers 

300

How did Judaism inspire Christianity. 

Christianity believed that Jesus Christ was the messiah promised by Judaism.  

400

What is true about Hammurabi's Code and its creation?

It gave citizens opportunities to read and understand the laws.

400

What develoment caused the events of the agricultural revolution to begin?

The creation of food surplus 
400

In Ancient Egypt how were rulers selected?

Passed down the power to relatives 

400

What were two things that Ancient Egyptians could trade?

Wheat, barley, gold, papyrus 
400

The people of Mesopotamia believed that there was over 560 different gods and goddesses. Which term best describes the religion of Mesopotamia?

Polytheism

500

Describe what Hieroglyphics would look like.

Symbols and pictures to represent letters and words.

500

Why did early humans abandon the hunter gatherer lifestyle?

It was safer to create permanent settlements and produce crops.

500

Who was at the top of the social structure of Ancient Egypt? Who was at the bottom?

Pharaoh 

Slaves 

500

Name 3 reasons why settling near rivers was important for Early civilizations.

1. Rich soil for farming

2. Water source

3.Food

4. Travel/Trade 

500

The gods of Ancient Egypt resemble what features?

They have human features.