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2022: Ancient Sumerian Empire III
2022: Ancient Sumerian Empire III
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1
The Tigris and Euphrates Rivers brought both life and caused death in the region?
True
False
2
"Mesopotamia" comes from the Greek word meaning...
The desert Empire
hunter gatherers of the paleolithic times
the agricultural revolution
The land between the rivers
3
This Mesopotamian empire excelled at war and used battering rams and towers to attack cities.
Sumerians
Babylonians
Assyrians
4
Goats, Sheep, Pigs, Horses, Cows, Dogs, etc.....are examples of
old McDonald's farm
animals
domestication
5
A large city that governs itself and it's surrounding area is a ...
city-state
state
city
country
6
This is a system of canals, ditches and pipes that supplies dry land with water for crops.
polytheism
irrigation
ziggurat
surplus
7
___________ and his family was the ancestors of the ancient Israelites
Moses
David
Abraham
8
Earliest uses for writing were........
war and sales
records, sales, trade, communication
no uses it was to hard
trade and communication
9
This is a fine particle of fertile soil.
silt
silk
mud flats
levee
10
One of the world's oldest forms of writing and it is wedge shaped
Latin
Cuneiform
Sanskrit
Hieroglyphics
11
A fancy word for growing food on a regular basis
nomads
systematic farming
gardening
hunting and gathering
12
This king created the World's first empire by conquering and uniting the city-states of Sumer.
Hammurabi
King Tut
Sargon
13
What metal do you get when mixing copper and tin?
Bronze
Topper
Iron
Gold
14
This wheeled Assyrian weapon could pulverize walls and wooden doors.
battering ram
siege tower
catapult
15
which of the following is NOT a major Major innovation of the ancient Mesopotamia?
The Plow
Heiroglyphs
The Wheel
Cunieform
16
Polytheism is the belief in...
one god
more than one god
no gods
17
Why were city-states so independent?
Their gods forbid it
They were not
Their Geography made it difficult to travel and communicate with others
They thought they were better than everyone else
18
Blacksmith, potter, clothing maker, shoe maker, scribe, etc... are all examples of _____________ or people who train for
domestication
jobs
wokers
specialization
19
Mesopotamia training for scribes took approximately how long?
no school, scribes were self trained
12 years
5 years
3 years
20
Similar to our modern day calendar, the Mesopotamian Calendar had 12 months and around 30 days.
False
True
21
Judaism was a ____________ religion, meaning they only believed in one god
monotheistic
polytheistic
22
this is an amount of a resource (like food) that is left over after the needs of a community has been met.
surplus
reserves
waste
23
According to Jewish belief, these laws were given by their God to Moses. (hint use ALL your fingers to count them)
Golden Rule
Hammurabi's Code
Ten Commandments
24
This temple like structure in Ancient Mesopotamia was made of terraces
pyramid
ziggurat
temple
25
This was the world's first written set of laws
Federal Law
Hammurabi's Code
The Law of the Twelve Tables
26
The Assyrian Army was the first ancient army to use these types of mounted soldiers.
cavalry
archers
mercenaries
27
Hammurabi's Code can be divided into three parts_____,_____ &_______
family, farming, and fishing
civil matters, economic, and crime
trade, war, and family
farming, travel, and trade
28
The Mesopotamia calendar was based on
Aliens from outer space giving the ancients knowledge
Lunar Movements and constallations (stars)
Earths movement around the sun and the constellations (Stars)
religious significance of number 12
29
Early Assyrian history found its self constantly________ for survival
fighting
traveling
trading
30
Hammurabi strengthened his empire by....
creating a large army
joining forces with the Assyrians
building many fortresses
creating laws and completing many projects such as roads, ditches, dams
31
The theme of Hammurabi's Code relating to punishments and crimes
Good conquers evil
The evil will be punished
Eye for and eye and tooth for a tooth
You get what you deserve
32
Mesopotamia scribe schools were equally open to both girls and boys?
True
False
33
What are the two rivers Mesopotamia was between?
The Tigris and Euphrates rivers
The Nile and the Amazon River
The Nile and Euphrates Rivers
The Nile and the Tigris Rivers