CIVILIZATIONS & GEOGRAPHY
CLASSICAL CIVILIZATIONS
DEMOCRACY & GOVERNMENT
RELIGION & CULTURE
POWER, SOCIETY & CHANGE
100

This geographic feature provided water, fertile soil, transportation, and resources that helped early civilizations develop.

What is a river?

100

This Greek mathematician developed a theorem about right triangles that is still used today.

Who is Pythagoras?

100

In this type of democracy, citizens vote directly on laws and decisions.

What is direct democracy? 

100

This social structure in ancient India is rooted in Hindu beliefs about Karma and Reincarnation.

What is the caste system? 

100

A society in which people are ranked into different levels based on wealth, occupation, or status has this.

What is a social hierarchy? 

200

This civilization used hieroglyphics, the only early writing using pictographs. 

What is Egypt? 

200

This Roman structure demonstrates the Romans' skill in engineering and was used to transport water.

What is an aqueduct? 

200

In this type of democracy, citizens elect people to make decisions and create laws on their behalf.

What is representative democracy?

200

This religion was founded by Siddhartha Gautama, who became known as the Buddha.

What is Buddhism? 

200

In a social heirarchy, people in different social classes may have different amounts of these.

What are rights, power, and wealth?

300

Seafaring on the Medditerrain Sea helped connect different regions of the world through the exchange of goods. What is this called?

What is trade? 

300

The Ming Dynasty strengthened the Great Wall to protect themselves from this group of people. 

Who is the Mongols? 

300

In ancient Athens, citizens participated directly in government by doing this.

What is voting on decisions/laws?

300

Trade routes helped religions spread because merchants and travelers carried not only goods, but also these.

What are ideas, beliefs, and cultural practices?

300

The development/advancement of this allowed early civilizations to produce more food than they immediately needed (surplus).

What is agriculture/farming? 

400

These civilizations settled in the Fertile Crescent: Babylon, Sumer, and ______.

What is Assyria?

400

The Romans developed this system of government in which elected officials and different branches helped prevent one person from having too much power.

What is a Republic? 

400

Roman citizens elected two of these officials to serve as the highest leaders of the Republic.

Who are consuls? 

400

Ancient Greeks were polytheistic. Polytheistic means? 

What is the belief in many gods? 

400

Technology such as roads, aqueducts, and improved transportation allowed civilizations to do this more effectively across large territories.

 What are communicate, travel, trade, and control territory?

500

Early civilizations often settled near rivers because rivers provided these three important resources: water, fertile soil, and this.

What is transportation? 

500

This Roman structure was used for public entertainment and demonstrates how religion, entertainment, engineering, and government were all important parts of Roman society.

What is the Colosseum?

500

If you vote for a mayor, governor, or member of Congress to make decisions for you, you are participating in this type of democracy.

What is a representative democracy? 

500

The spread of religions along trade routes is an example of this larger process in which cultures influence one another.

What is cultural diffusion? 

500

As civilizations grew larger, they needed people to make and enforce rules. This led to the development of organized _____.

What is government?