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Civilizations
Civilizations II
Vocabulary
Vocabulary II
100

Who first introduced Arabic numerals and the concept of zero to Europe?

Merchants from the Islamic world

100

A Mesopotamian code of laws focused on punishment 

Hammurabi's Code or Code of Hammurabi

100

Which of the four river valley civilizations had a completely different social structure?

Indus Valley

India

100

A line of successive rulers from the same family

Dynasty

100

A type of massive tiered structure built in ancient Mesopotamia, resembling a pyramid with receding levels or terraces

Ziggurat

200

A soldier's diary from WWI

Primary source

200

What two natural barriers protected Egypt?

Bodies of water and deserts

200

China's concept of the ruler being chosen by the gods

The Mandate of Heaven

200

The ability to grow in great abundance

fertile

200

Fine sand, clay, or other material carried by running water and deposited as a sediment

Silt

300

A movie about the Revolutionary War

Secondary source

300

Mesopotamia, Egypt, Indus Valley, and China all started near ....?

a river or rivers

300

In which civilization would you find a mummy, pharaoh and pyramid?

Egypt

300

The belief in multiple gods

Polytheism

300

A form of government where religious leaders rule in the name of a deity or deities, often basing laws and policies on religious texts and teachings. 

Theocracy

400

Instagram live

Primary source

400

Teacher and priests belonged to which group in the Caste system?

Brahmin

400

Irrigation provided a reliable ...... 

Food supply

400

The belief in one god

Monotheism

400

An ancient writing system characterized by wedge-shaped marks made on clay tablets (Mesopotamia)

Cuneiform

500

Biography of Thomas Jefferson

Secondary source

500

The move from hunter-gatherers to civilization was known as the ....

Neolithic Revolution

Agricultural Revolution

500

All four river valley civilizations had a form of ______, which allows us to know about their culture.

Writing

500

A system of writing that uses pictures or symbols to represent words, sounds, or ideas (Egypt)

Hieroglyphics

500

Someone who does not have a permanent home and travels from place to place. 

Nomad