Neolithic Revolution
The transition from hunting to agriculture.
What is the Neolithic Revolution?
The number of river valley civilizations.
What is four?
These two religions were founded in India?
What is Hinduism and Buddhism?
This religion or philosophical thought originated in China.
What is Confucianism?
The two regions covered in the Classical West unit.
What is Rome and Greece?
The sizes of populations after the revolution.
What is large?
Name all five characteristics common to civilizations.
(Frogs, Lizards, & Toads are Really Great)
What is Food & water, Language, Technology, Religion, & Government?
Their holy book is the Vedas.
What is Hinduism?
The explanation for the rise and fall of kingdoms and leadership in ancient China.
What is the Dynastic Cycle?
The geographical landform that made it difficult for politics/ government in Greece.
What are islands?
This was the woman's primary role before the revolution.
What is gathering plants and berries?
The supply of water to land or crops, typically by the means of a channel.
What is irrigation?
A class structure that is determined at birth.
What is a caste system?
This determines if an emperor of China is sufficiently virtuous to rule.
What is the Mandate of Heaven?
Names of the five governments practiced in Greece and Rome.
What is Tyranny, Oligarchy, Democracy, Republic, and Monarchy?
This is the process of training animals to be laborers, versus just killing and eating them.
What is domestication?
(multiple choice)
What is indoor plumbing?
What is digging irrigation canals?
What is removing rainforests?
What is constructing greenhouses?
This is the third level of the caste system (starting from the top down).
What are Vaisyas, or peasants?
Names of the three Chinese dynasties discussed in class.
What is Zhou, Qing, Han?
Reason that Christianity is one of the largest religions in the world.
What is conversion?
Hammurabi influenced the development of early civilizations by developing this.
What is Hammurabi's code?
The names of all the early river valley civilizations.
What is Mesopotamia, India, Egypt, and China?
They held "impure" jobs of gravediggers, butcherers, and hard laborers.
What are untouchables?
The development of the Silk Road trade route falls under this theme of World History?
What is economics/ economy?
A group of a wealthy few (male) leaders.
What is Oligarchy?