What do Cuneiform and Hieroglyphics have in common?

Both are forms of written language

What is the purpose of a map key?

It explains the symbols on the map

What would you most likely see on a physical map?

Land forms such as mountain ranges

Land surrounded by water on 3 sides

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1
What is the term for the idea that people give up freedom in exchange for protection?
Reciprocity Theory
Social Contract Theory
Contract Theory
Social Structure Theory
2
On which continent did life originate?
Europe
Australia
Asia
Africa
3
What do Cuneiform and Hieroglyphics have in common?
Both are forms of spoken language
Both are still used today
Both are forms of written language
Both are used by the Egyptians
4
What order are timelines placed in?
Hierarchical
Alphabetical
Numerical
Chronological
5
What is the name of the land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers?
Fertile Croissant
Greece
Egypt
Fertile Crescent
6
What can you determine about a location if you are only given its latitude?
Temperature
Time
Population
Elevation
7
What is the purpose of a map key?
It tells the directions
It unlocks the map's secrets
It makes the map look fancier
It explains the symbols on the map
8
What term describes the belief in many gods?
Polytheism
Monotheism
Theocracy
Ditheism
9
What would you most likely see on a physical map?
Population density
Land forms such as mountain ranges
Climate
Capital cities and borders
10
in which firm of government is power inherited?
Oligarchy
Monarchy
Democracy
TYranny
11
Who created Hellenistic culture?
Alexander the Terrible
Alexander the Smelly
Alexander the Basic
Alexander the Great
12
In which form of government do people share power?
Oligarchy
Tyranny
Democracy
Monarchy
13
What is another term for people ruling themselves?
Popular Sovereignty
State of Nature
Tyranny
Social Contract
14
What does the E stand for in GRAPES?
Endangered
Ethics
Environment
Economics
15
What is another word for small city-state?
Sparta
Athens
A Polis
Thebes
16
What was Athens known for?
Oligarchy
Partying
Learning and Democracy
Military Strength
17
Who benefits from the concept of Divine Right?
Tyrants
Oligarchs
Presidents
Kings and Queens
18
What is Sparta famous for?
Partying
Democracy
Military Strength
Learning
19
Who is on top in the Egyptian Social Hierarchy
Government Officials
Pharoahs
Priests
Kings
20
What is a peninsula?
Land surrounded by water on 2 sides
Land surrounded by water on 4 sides
Land surrounded by water on 3 sides
Land surrounded by water on 1 sides

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