Maps/Geography
Early Humans
Mesopotamia
Ancient Egypt
Ancient India
100

North, South, East, and West are known as these. 

Cardinal Directions 

100

This is the period where humans lived where there were no metal tools.

Stone Age

100

Mesopotamia was this type of civilization.

River Valley

100

This river is still the primary source for water in Egypt today.

the Nile

100

These mountains protected India and serve as a natural barrier. 

Himalayas 

200

A circle showing the directions printed on a map.


Compass Rose


200

Early Humans were these. They did not farm and had to follow the herds of migration animals. 

Hunter-Gatherers 

200

Mesopotamia is located between these two rivers.

Tigris and Euphrates 

200

Egyptian writing is also called this.

Hieroglyphics 

200

The 2 rivers that made up the Indus River Valley civilization were the Indus and

the Ganges and Indus

300

This tool can be used to measure distance on a map.

The scale

300

One of the most important discoveries of the Stone Age. We still use it today to cook and stay warm. 

Fire

300

Mesopotamians were this. When you worship more than one god.

Polytheistic

300

The Egyptians believed in an afterlife. Egyptian pharaohs would construct these as giant tombstones that would help guide them and also serve as a testament to their power. 

Pyramids

300

The 2 main religions of Ancient India were

Hinduism and Buddhism 

400

Provides information needed for the map to make sense.

the Key or Legend

400

This was the name given for when early Humans began to settle down in cities and started to farm.

Agricultural Revolution 

400

The Mesopotamians had their own form of writing called this.

Cuneiform 

400

These physical barriers surrounded Egypt. They help protect Egypt from outside invasion.

Deserts

400

The ancient Indians developed a complex social system called this.

The Caste System

500

Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, and Southwest are known as:

Intermediate Directions 

500

One of the greatest legacies of the Agricultural Revolution was this. With humans having enough food, they started performing other tasks. 

Job Specialization 

500

This law system was one of the first in History. The laws were known for being strict but fair. "An eye for an eye."

Hammurabi's Code

500

Egyptians would perform this practice to their dead loved ones to help preserve their body for the afterlife.

Mummification 

500

Ancient Indians wrote in this language.

Sanskrit