First Civilizations Review

The practice of planting crops to have a stable food source is known as:

The moral/ethical code of conduct governing Judaism is:

A map showing man-made things like the borders of countries:

The time period before humans had a written language to communicate is referred to as:

The system of describing location in relation to something else:

The era when human beings first developed agriculture:

The region where humans first developed agriculture:

The system of describing location using latitude & longitude:

The era also known as the "stone age" when human beings were hunter-gatherers:

The turning point in human history that ended the Paleolithic Era was the:

Objects made by humans like tools, buildings & weapons that historians use to learn more about the past are known as:

Monotheism refers to:

The first written code of laws was:

Early civilizations created which innovation to control flooding & help water their crops?

Paleolithic human beings were:

A complex society in which a large number of people live:

A map showing the natural features of the world like mountains & rivers:

What is the sacred text of Judaism?

Where were most of the early civilizations settled?

Which of the following is not one of the characteristics of civilization?

Which religion did the Israelites establish?

Which of the following is NOT a Geographic Feature?

Which civilization was located in the Fertile Crescent?