Development of Civilizations

The Code of Hammurabi was written to ensure justice...

Regarding Hammurabi's Code, Which of the following existed in Babylonia?

How did the Neolithic Revolution lead to the development of social classes?

The 4 main rivers (Indus, Huang He, Tigris/Euphrates,) led to fertile soil which allowed people to develop Agriculture

How did regular flooding in the Yellow River help with growth in early civilization?

In the Shang Dynasty what did they use to create religious vessels & military weapons?

How did the people of Mesopotamia adapt to being close to rivers, border mountains, & melting snow causing river floods

An example of the Domestication of plants would be raising crops...

Domestication of animals/Development of Agriculture/Neolithic Revolution... these all led to what?

What area did the Fertile Crescent span?

A government by divine guidance is a Theocracy?

Which characteristic of culture do archeologists use to divide prehistoric ears?

Which River Valley civilizations existed in Southwest Asia near Tigris and Ephrates rivers?

from 1600-1050 BC, the Shang Dynasty populated the Yellow River are in China. What accomplishments arose from this?

The Hebrews were followers of a religion called

Rivers carried fertile soil, famlands surrounded by highlands, Harrapan

The era of the Shang Dynasty was from 1600-1050 BC....

The belief in multiple gods

What is another name for the Old Stone Age?

Where was the Shang Dynasty located?

How did the Jewish Ten Commandments affect the development of the legal code?

Which characteristic of culture do archeologists use to divide prehistoric ears?

Which is most closely related to the concept of Judaism?

Farming & animal domestication techniques were developed --> New settlements were built --> ????

A government by divine guidance is a Theocracy?

Which River Valley civilizations existed in Southwest Asia near Tigris and Ephrates rivers?

Which statement best describes a defining characteristic of civilization?

The Sumer civilization, in Mesopotamia, was a Theocracy?

Why was the move from Hunting & Gathering to Permanent Settlements with Agriculture important?

Which ancient civilization were located in Mesopotamia?

One effect of the Neolithic Revolution was that it encouraged the establishment of permanent settlements...

Beginning of Agriculture --> Surplus of Food --> Growth of permanent Settlements... what does this best explain?