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Which group of people were at the top of the social pyramid in Ancient Mesopotamia?
Who were Priests
Who was the ancient Egyptian sun god?
Who is Ra
What were the two main cities of Greece?
What are Sparta and Athens
How many Noble Truths are there?
What animal(s) is notorious for spreading the Bubonic Plague?
How were the houses in Mohenjo Daro layed out?
What is Street Grid
Where are the main pyramids of Egypt?
Where is Giza
What part of China was the Song Dynasty located?
What is Southeastern China
What faith did Martin Luther originally belong to?
Roughly how many miles did the Silk Road cover?
What is 4000 miles
Place in Mohenjo Daro where people would go to wash.
What is The Great Bath
What country was ancient Rome located within?
What is Italy
What Dynasty preceded the Song Dynasty?
When is it that Muslims traditionally fast?
What is Ramadan
Where did the Bubonic Plague originate?
What is Asia
Theory that insists that social stratification is a necessity for its inevitable social phenomenon.
What is the Functional Theory
What did the Egyptian pyramids symbolize?
What body of water was ancient Greece located next to?
What is the Mediterranean Sea
What Church is Martin Luther named after?
What is the Lutheran Chuch.
Which religions did the Silk Road mainly spread?
What are Islam, Judaism, and Christianity
Why did most of the first civilizations surround themselves with bodies of water?
How did ancient Egyptians view the gods?
They were scared and fearful of the gods. They viewed them as all knowing and vengeful. If a crop didn't grow in time or if there was too much or too little rain, they would think it was the gods vengeance. Immediately they would pray to the gods and try to figure out how it was that they offended the gods.
How was the government of ancient Greece divided?
The government was in the form of a city state democracy. As Greece was very spread out, it was impossible for one leader to govern the entire nation from one spot. This caused several leaders to take control in different cities across the nation. This also caused several different political opinions on how to rule a government to rise.
What are the Five Pillars of Islam and why are they important to Muslims?
The Five Pillars are Faith, Charity, Prayer, The Pilgrimage to Mecca, and Fasting during Ramadan. These are important to Muslims because they form the structure of a Muslims life. They create meaning and give Muslims faith and strength. They also give purpose to a Muslim throughout his or her lifetime.
What was the main cause of spread for the Bubonic Plague? How did it spread so easily?
The main cause of the Black Death was fleas that bit both rats and humans. Due to poor sanitation in Medieval Times, the Plague spread rapidly, giving little to no time for a city to prepare for a strike of the illness. Several homemade remedies were attempted to try and rid people of the disease, but it was useless. Without the proper knowledge of disease transmission, people were doomed and their fate as tragically sealed.