Vocab
Geography
Religion
Achievements
Politics, Economics, or Social Structure
100

Farming

Agriculture

100

Longest river in the world; flows through Egypt

The Nile River

100

Which of these was NOT an Egyptian god? Osiris, Zeus, Horus, Ra

Zues

100

Created in ancient Mesopotamia; used in helping the transportation of goods

The Wheel

100

The lowest members of the hierachy in a stratified society

Slaves and farmers

200

Belief in multiple gods

Polytheism

200

The names of the two rivers in Ancient Mesopotamia

Tigris and Euphrates Rivers

200

In Mesopotamia, these members of society that can directly commuicate with the gods

Priests

200

What is Mesopotamian writing called?

Cuneiform

200

independent city with government and traditions

City-State

300

Egyptian Kings; seen as God like figures

Pharaoh

300

Mesopotamia is known as the "Cradle of __________"

Civilization

300

This Pharaoh's tomb was discovered filled with treasures that have taught us much about Egyptian burial practices and beliefs

King Tutankhamen (Tut)

300

What was the Ancient Egyptian writing system called?

Hieroglyphics

300

True or False, being a scribe was a lowly job as scribes were looked down upon by the rest of Ancient Egypt society

False

400

Using water for crops

Irrigation

400

Which country would Mesopotamia be located in today?

Iraq

400

Egyptian God of Mummification

Anubis

400

Tombs originally built for King Khufu that prepared him for the afterlife

Pyramids at Giza

400

The Mesopotamians used a currency made of silver known as “shekels”. Which component of GRAPES is this an example of

Economics

500

A system or organization in which people or groups are ranked one above the other according to status or authority.

Hierarchy

500

land that was good for crops to grow

Fertile Crescent

500

The largest building in most Sumerian cities was a huge mud brick temple called?

Ziggurat

500

True or False: The 365 day calendar was created by the Sumerians

False

500

Babylonian King known for harsh punishments (an eye for an eye)

Hammurabi