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First Civilizations
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What does irrigation mean?
A person with a specialized job.
Having more of something than is needed.
a system for watering crops.
An area with cities, and settled homes.
2
Where is Babylon located?
Tigris and Euphrates River
Fertile Crescent
Iraq and Iran
Middle East
3
__________
animals so they would carry things and produce milk for them, and could be slaughtered for meat
Ignore
Domesticate
Pet
Hunt
4
_______ which means “The Land Between Two Rivers” and was located in the Middle East between the Tigris and Euphrates
China
Indus
Mesopotamia
Egypt
5
The historical development depicted in this map is an effect of
Judaism
The Neolithic Revolution
The Golden Age of Greece
The use of primary sources
6
Based on this passage, the Samburu people would be classified as
commercial farmers
urban dwellers
serfs
nomads
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The first place where this change took place was in an area of the Middle East known as the ________.
China
Fertile Crescent
Soil Boomerang
Egypt
8
Identify the audience for The Samburu by Paul Spencer
Neolithic farmers
Researchers interested in how the Paleolithic people lived
The Samburu, a modern-day tribe in Kenya
Researchers who want to learn about city life in modern-day Africa
9
You studied four civilizations in this unit including __________ in East Asia on the Huang He River
Egypt
China
Indus River Valley
Mesopotamia
10
During the _______________ Era, humans lived in small groups and moved from place to place
Neolithic
Revolution
Bronze
Paleolithic
11
Hammurabi made a list of the rules that his subjects had to follow and the punishment for not doing so.
Law of the Table
Hammurabi's Code
Ten Commandments
Law of Rabi
12
What type of source does this quote come from?
Newspaper article
Legal code
Oral history
Letter
13
The main purpose of this map is to illustrate the location of
burial sites of ancient rulers
overseas trade routes
river valley civilizations
early belief systems
14
explain Hammurabi’s purpose for writing the Code of Hammurabi.
Create Order
To make him more powerful
To make slaves
Punish Everyone he didn't like
15
Most of the first civilizations were established in _________ _________ because they provided fertile soil
River Valleys
Flat Plains
Permeant Settlements
Mountain Ranges
16
The Middle Kingdom of Assyria was located in an area also known as the
Fertile Crescent
Holy Land
rooftop of the world
subcontinent
17
a king made a list of the rules that his subjects had to follow and the punishment for not doing so. This list is a __
Law Codes
Rabi Rules
Consequences and Classes
Pain and Punishments
18
You studied four civilizations in this unit including _______ ________ ________ located in South Asia India
Egypt
Mesopotamia
China
Indus River Valley
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What is the primary reason why the Middle Kingdom of Assyria was established in this location?
The location is close to the Zagros Mountains
The location is between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
The location is close to the Black Sea
The location is northeast of Egypt
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the soil was
________
as a result of being close to the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
Horrible
Fertile
Flooded
Wet
21
Which title best completes this diagram?
Elements of a Civilization
Human Life 50,000 Years Ago
Features of a Nomadic Lifestyle
Basic Components of the Paleolithic Age
22
This change from hunting and gathering to farming is known as the ____________ ____________
Bronze Age
Neolithic Revolution
Stone Age
Paleolithic Era
23
What is the geographical context of Babylonia? Why is Babylonia so Important?
where agriculture started
They have access to fresh water
Hammurabi lived there
where the Paleolithic started
24
This was the first major ______________ in human history because it had significant effects the way people lived
Turning Point
Disaster
Revolution
Event
25
You studied four civilizations in this unit including ___________ on the Nile
China
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Indus River Valley
26
Which idea of Babylonian society does this portion of the Hammurabi code of law reflect?
Fines were preferable to corporal punishment.
Violence was always punished with violence.
Divisions existed between social classes.
All men were equal under the law.
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What is the link or ( Cause and Effect) between Mesopotamia and Hammurabi's code?
Cause: Farming Effect: rivers over flooded
Cause: Hammurabi's code Effect: created Mesopotamia
Cause: Mesopotamia First civilization Effect: Civilization needs rules
Cause: Rules Effect: Everyone is punished
28
___________lived in small groups and moved from place to place following herds of animals and wild plants
They don't have a name
Nomads
Caveman
Followers
29
rules showed that people were treated differently depending on their position in _______ ________
Social Classes
Law Codes
Military Rank
School Classes
30
permanent settlements grew into what we call __________ that had systems of government, laws, written language,
Towns
Civilizations
Cities
Villiages
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Around 10,000 BCE though, this all changed. People learned how to grow ______ instead of gathering plants
flowers
crops
Taller
Wild animals
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People built permanent _____________ here
Settlements
Laws
Art
Farms
