Ancient China
Ancient Egypt
Early Humans
Ways of Life
Geography
100

Longest-lasting dynasty in Chinese History.

Zhou Dynasty

100

What are the names of each distinct era of Egyptian history?

Old, Middle, New Kingdoms

100

Early humans needed these 3 things to ensure their survival.

Water

Food

Shelter

100

Hindus believe in the practice of ________, which determines ones next life.

Karma

100

The strip of land between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.

Fertile Crescent

200

The Great Wall of China was started by which dynasty?

Qin

200

God of the sun.

Re

200

Also known as the agricultural revolution.

Neolithic Revolution

200

Daoism in ancient China emphasizes _____________.

Selfishness, Self

200

Seasonal wind patterns.

Monsoon

300

The Qin dynasty adopted __________ as its official ideology.

Legalism

300

The type of religion Egyptians believed in.

Polytheistic

300

For hundreds of thousands of years, humans relied on ______________ and ____________  for food.

hunting and gathering

300

Founder of Confucianism.

Confucious

300

The longest river in the world.

Nile River

400

Han rulers selected officials based on _______.

Merit

400

Pyramids are ____________

graves.

400

A complex culture in which large numbers of people share a number of common elements such as social structure, religion, and art

civilization

400

Humans are inherently evil, and they need strict rules and punishments to operate in society.

What is Legalism?

400

Name one reason why it took so long to travel the Silk Road. Be specific!

Terrain, weather, mountains

500

Ancient China's economy was rooted in ____________.

Agriculture

500

An administrative organization that relies on non-elected officials and regular procedures, first introduced by the Egyptians.

bureacracy

500

____________ and ____________ help historians understand ancient times.

Archaeologists and Anthropologists

500

Core teaching in Buddhism that outlines eight practical steps to end suffering and reach enlightenment

What is the Eightfold Path?

500

An underrated aspect of world history that determined how humans survived.

Geography