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During which period did people hunt and not farm
Prehistoric
Jurassic
Neolithic
Paleolithic
2
Follwers of Islam are
Buddhist
Muslim
Islamic
5 pillarism
3
New ideas and technology that are passed around
deals
trading
writing
diseases
4
Heirachy in India is called the
Caste system
Class leve
Castle system
5
The earliest period of human history?
Paleolithic age
Ancient Egypt
Xia Dynasty
Neolithic era
6
Why are Judaism, Christianity, and Islam considered Abrahamic
Polytheistic
Know Jacob
Claim ancestry to Abraham
Claim ancestry to Muhammed
7
What hindu action affects you in your next life
Karma
Vishnu
Kama
Dharma
8
Mesopatamia, Egypt, China, and India
Developed near river valleys
All monotheistic
King Tut
Differed with how Geography affected life
9
Define Martyr
Person who dies for a belief
A term for dead christians
Soldier died in a war
10
Rosetta Stone helped with what
allowed them to read Hieroglyphics
taught them to read Sanskrit
better understanding of the world
11
What civilization started along the Huang He
China
Vietnam
Korea
Japan
12
Who founded Judaism
Abraham
Paul
Muhammed
Jacob
13
The untouchables were upper class
False
True
14
Holy text for Judaism
Book of Judah
The torah
The bible
Koran
15
Most fertile soil in Africa
Nile Delta
West of Libya
Ghana beach
Along the banks of the Nile river
16
Its a secondary source if you are were at the event
True
False
17
Two rivers that are important in India
Indus and Ganges
Indus and Mississippi
Rio grande and Ganges
Yellow and Huang He
18
The Pharoah was considered a god
True
False
19
First Female Pharoah
King Tut
Hatshephut
Ramses the Great
Doja Cat
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This technology was used to cook food, provide light, and gave a source for heat
Microwave
Stone Tools
Wheel
Fire