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The Mesopotamian civilizations were located between these rivers
Tigris and Euphrates
100
Coins and dollars are examples of what?
Currency
100
The belief in something that cannot be proven or disproven.
Faith
100
The cycle of death and rebirth.
Reincarnation
100
Often seen as the most crucial aspect of civilization, this allows people to stay in one place and not hunt for food anymore.
Agriculture
200
This North African civilization is known for pyramids, polytheism, and the Nile River.
Egypt
200
Spread of products, technology, information, and jobs across nations.
Globalization
200
Force generated through one's actions. You want the good kind.
Karma
200
The Egyptian Sun god.
Ra
200
Chinese philosophy of harsh punishments for crimes.
Legalism
300
This Civilization lacked a form of written language, instead tying knots in rope to record information.
Inca Empire
300
Network of trade routes throughout Asia and the Middle East.
Silk Roads
300
Daoist symbol that represents balance.
Yin-Yang
300
Holy land of Islam.
Mecca
300
Form of writing used in Mesopotamia.
Cuneiform
400
This civilization lacked weapons and used seals depicting animals to denote status.
Indus Valley
400
King of the Mali Empire and possibly the richest man in history.
Mansa Musa
400
The name for a Buddhist afterlife. Also the name of the band with Kurt Cobain.
Nirvana
400
A journey taken for religious reasons.
Pilgrimmage
400
An abundance of a certain good.
Surplus
500
For most of its reign, this empire had no settled land. Instead, they roamed around Central Asia.
Mongol Empire
500
King that revolutionized the minting of gold coins
Croesus of Lydia
500
What are the 4 C's of Religion?
Creeds
Codes
Cultus
Community
500
A Hindu person who leaves behind family, work, and material possessions to achieve spiritual liberation.
Sannyasin/Renouncer
500
Term used to describe the area in which Mesopotamia emerged. The name tells us how good the land was for farming.
Fertile Crescent