A settler who plants grain, vegetables, and other crops for harvest.

What is the correct order of Mesopotamian Empires?

Sumerian, Babylonian, Assyrian, and Neo-Babylonian.

What is a hunter-forager?

A nomadic person who follows and finds their food.

What is the leading theory on how people arrived in the Americas?

They crossed during one of the Ice Ages from Asia.

What is a pastoralist?

A nomadic person who systematically farms, kills, and eats animals.

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1
What is a farmer?
A nomadic person who follows and finds their food.
A settler who plants grain, vegetables, and other crops for harvest.
A nomadic person who systematically farms, kills, and eats animals.
A settler who raids other villages and steals their food to eat.
2
Egyptian Pharaohs could only be male heirs between the ages of 18 and 50.
False
True
3
What river did the Harappan civilization surround?
The Yellow River
The Nile River
The Indus River
The Amazon River
4
What is the correct order of Mesopotamian Empires?
Assyrian, Babylonian, Sumerian, and Hittite.
Babylonian, Sumerian, Assyrian, and Hittite.
Babylonian, Sumerian, Assyrian, and Neo-Babylonian.
Sumerian, Babylonian, Assyrian, and Neo-Babylonian.
5
What makes the Harappan civilization so unique?
The are extremely standardized in comparison to other ancient civilizations
They were relatively peaceful in comparison to other ancient civilizations.
All of the above.
They have a form of writing that has yet to be translated.
6
Which of the following is a characteristic of a civilization?
Strong military
Prominent ruler
The development of new technologies
Social hierarchy
7
The Egyptian Pharaoh was given almost unchecked religious and political power.
False
True
8
The Shang Dynasty in China monopolized the creation of bronze.
False
True
9
Which of these people groups is typically at the bottom of most ancient civilizations' social hierarchies?
Religious officials
Slaves
Merchants
Commoners
10
What is a hunter-forager?
A settler who plants grain, vegetables, and other crops for harvest.
A nomadic person who systematically farms, kills, and eats animals.
A settler who raids other villages and steals their food to eat.
A nomadic person who follows and finds their food.
11
Every ancient civilization discussed in class is nearby a large river.
False
True
12
Hammurabi's Code is the world's oldest legal document ever found.
False
True
13
What is the leading theory on how people arrived in the Americas?
They crossed during one of the Ice Ages from Asia.
All human life began in the Americas
They swam from Oceania in a process called island hopping.
They used boats to immigrate from Europe across the Atlantic Ocean.
14
What is a pastoralist?
A nomadic person who systematically farms, kills, and eats animals.
A settler who raids other villages and steals their food to eat.
A nomadic person who follows and finds their food.
A settler who plants grain, vegetables, and other crops for harvest.
15
Which river did the Shang Empire in China surround?
The Nile River
The Amazon River
The Indus River
The Yellow River
16
Which river did Ancient Egypt surround?
The Nile River
The Indus River
The Amazon River
The Yellow River
17
Which ancient civilizations is known for these giant heads made out of stone?
Egyptian
Shang China
Incan
Olmecs
18
What is the most important contribution of the Phoenicians according to most historians?
Nothing... They were relatively unimportant throughout world history...
Creation of bronze mettalurgy
The Alphabet
Boatbuilding

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