Intro to History
Large structures built to honor pharaohs and house their earthly possessions.
What are pyramids?
Creators of the wheel.
Who are the Sumerians?
Dr. Liebig's favorite food.
What is Alaskan King Crab?
The first human writing, originally used for trade.
What is Cuneiform?
Pictographic written language developed by the ancient Egyptians
What is hieroglyphics?
The name for the form of political and social rule in medieval Europe (with the knight system) as well as the medieval Japanese (with the samurai)...
What is feudalism?
The language that is the mother of all the European languages (such as, Latin, German, French, English, Dutch, Russian, Spanish...) is.
What is the Indo-European language?
The process of preserving the body after death.
What is mummification?
A great work of literature that stands as the second oldest religion text, and is available in libraries today.
What is the Epic of Gilgamesh?
The universal principle of cause and effect.
What is Karma?
This process allowed people to stop hunting and gathering so they could grow crops in one place without having to move.
What is the Agricultural Revolution?
This object helped translate Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics.
What is the Rosetta Stone?
A curved structure over an opening developed by the Sumerians.
What is an arch?
Period of Indian History from 1500 BC to 1000 BC.
What is the Vedic Age?
Having extra food left over is known as (BLANK).
What is SURPLUS?
This pyramid is considered one of the 7 Wonders of the World.
What is the Pyramid of Giza?
The first written, publicly displayed, legal code developed by a Babylonian King?
What is Hammurabi's Code?
The requirements for being considered a civilization.
What is surplus food, a centralized government, and common beliefs?