Paleolithic Era
Neolithic Era
Civilization
Mesopotamia
Babylonian Empire
100

How do humans get their food in the Paleolithic Era?

Hunting and Gathering

100

How do humans get food in the Neolithic Era?

Farming: Growing food and raising animals.

100

Where does civilization begin?

Mesopotamia

100

What is Mesopotamian writing called?

Cuneiform

100

Who is Hammurabi?

The king of the Babylonian Empire.

200

Where do the first humans live?

Africa

200

What is the Bronze Age?

When humans invent bronze and use bronze tools.

200

Why do humans life near rivers?

They need water to live and to farm.

200

What two rivers are in Mesopotamia?

Tigris and Euphrates

200

What is Hammurabi's Code?

A list of laws

300

What is a Push Factor? Give one example

The reasons people leave their homes.

300

Where do people live during the Neolithic Era? How is it different from the Paleolithic Era?

They are sedentary and live in houses. This is different because humans were Nomadic in the Paleolithic Era.

300

What is a Civilization?

An organized group of people living together. 

300

What do historians learn form the Epic of Gilgamesh?

About Mesopotamian culture and religious beliefs.

300

What makes a law unfair?

A law is unfair when people are not treated equally or do not have the same rights.

400

What is a Pull Factor? Give one example.

The reasons people go to a new home.

400

What is a revolution?

A change in the way people live life.

400

Name 3 parts of a civilization.

Farming, Social Structure, Writing, New Technology, Government and Laws, Art and Culture, Religion

400

What are Mesopotamian temples called?

Ziggurats
400

What is an Empire?

A group of nations ruled by one person.

500

How do humans make stone tools?

By hitting rocks together to create sharp flakes of stone.

500
Why is the Neolithic Revolution a turning point?

When humans learn to farm, it completely changes how they live.

500

What 3 civilizations are we learning about next?

Egypt, India, China

500

What does the social structure of Mesopotamia look like?

King - Priest - Normal People - Slaves

500

What does "an eye for an eye" mean?

Directly equal punishment to the crime