Early Humans
Mesopotamia & Egypt
World Religions
Ancient Civilizations
Greece & Rome
100

What are hunter-gatherers?

Nomadic groups that rely on hunting and gathering for food.

100

What was stored in ziggurats in Sumer?

Religious shrines.

100

How was Judaism different from other ancient religions?

It was monotheistic (belief in one God).

100

What best describes the Silk Roads?

A network of trade routes connecting the East and West.

100

How was Athenian society different from Sparta?

Athenians valued education.

200

What kind of tools did Paleolithic people use?

Stone.

200

What was Hammurabi’s major contribution?

He created a codified legal system that established justice and order.

200

What caused the end of the Harappan civilization?

Natural disasters.

200

Name a function of the Silk Roads besides trade.

Cultural exchange.

200

Who recorded the Peloponnesian War?

Thucydides

300

Were early hunter-gatherers nomadic or settled?

Nomadic.

300

What event marked the beginning of Egypt’s Middle Kingdom?

The reunification of Egypt under Mentuhotep II.

300

Name one of the three major Hindu male gods.

Brahma, Vishnu, or Shiva.

300

Which religion originated in the Harappan region?

Hindu

300

How was ancient Roman society structured?

Patricians, plebeians, and slaves.

400

Name one key characteristic of hunter-gatherer societies.

They move frequently to follow food sources.

400

What were hieroglyphs used for?

Writing.

400

Which Chinese philosophy did Shi Huangdi follow?

Legalism.

400

What is Legalism?

A Chinese philosophy emphasizing strict laws and harsh punishments.

400

What part of Roman government influenced the U.S.?

The Senate.

500

Contrast agricultural societies with hunter-gatherers.

Agricultural societies are settled and farm crops; hunter-gatherers are nomadic and forage/hunt.

500

Who reunited Egypt to start the Middle Kingdom?

Mentuhotep II.

500

What is monotheism?

Belief in one god.

500

What was one cause of Harappan civilization’s decline?

Natural disasters.

500

Who were the Patricians?

The wealthy aristocratic class of Rome.