Chapter 1 and Mesopotamia

Settling into permanent homes was a turning point because

The religious temple seen here is known as a

Mesopotamia was mainly located in present-day Iraq, which is in

The Neolithic Revolution was a turning point because it marks the time when:

Together, latitude and longitude provide geographers with information regarding:

All of the following represent the Paleolithic period EXCEPT

An economist studies

Which of the following is true of Hammurabi's Code?

Polytheism refers to

Which of the following elements make up a civilization?

What were some negatives or drawbacks of the Neolithic Revolution that historians sometimes debate?

Mesopotamia was also known as

The two rivers of Mesopotamia are:

The Neolithic Revoltuion marks a major shift because historians credit it with

This image represents a system of social classes, also known as a

The act of taming and herding animals is known as

It is the writing system seen here:

Mesopotamia's initial success was due to the fact that the civilization had

He is responsible for the first set of codified laws in world history

Mesopotamia was a patriarchal society. This means

Prehistory refers to this time period:

When Hammurabi took over Mesopotamia, he renamed the area

Settling into a permanent civilization is known as a _______________ lifestyle

This image best represents

Which achievements are associated with the Mesopoatmian city-state of Sumer?

Getting used to one's environment and working with it, like Mesopotamians digging canals to control floods, is called

Archaeologists dig up fossils and artifacts at these sites

This oldest story tells historians a great deal about Mesopotamian religion:

Hammurabi's Code deals with these two types of law:

All of the following were negative impacts of the Neolithic Revolution EXCEPT