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1
How was Hammurabi's Code beneficial to Mesopotamian civilization?
created fairness in the law
outlined voting requirements
promoted illegal activity
favored the upper class
2
How does this artifact show the political element of P.E.R.S.I.A. ?
it shows a priest-king
it shows agriculture
it shows social classes
it shows trade
3
How did specialization improve the lives of people?
caused more advanced innovations
better education for girls
created a common language
created a common currency
4
How did the Neolithic Revolution lead to the development of civilization?
allowed for permanent settlements
created trade routes
stabilized migration patterns
formed new government
5
How did agriculture lead to population growth?
spread disease
food surplus
better education
safe environment
6
How did Mesopotamians adapt the environment to meet their needs?
laws
irrigation systems
government
writing
7
How did the physical structure of a city-state show the social structure in Mesopotamia?
priest-kings lived outside the city wall
priest-kings lived in the ziggurat
rich people lived close to the ziggurat
poor people lived close to the ziggurat
8
Which fact BEST shows how the physical features of Mesopotamia supported a civilization?
river flooding provided fertile soil
river water for bathing
mountains for protection
desert provided minerals
9
What did Hammurabi do to bring everyone together?
common writing
common language
same law code for everyone
system of trade routes
10
Which TWO signs of civilizations are BEST represented in the following photograph?
religion
economic
political
architecture
11
Why did the Mesopotamians create a writing system?
to record stories and legends
to keep track of trade
to record laws
to keep track of specialization
12
What advantages did agriculture provide?
settlements and specialization
fewer diseases
more hunting and gathering
more migration
13
Why did Neolithic people choose to settle near a good source of water and soil?
agriculture
trade
protection
religion
14
Why was it beneficial for people to trade?
people could get rid of unwanted items
helped people socialize
to get resources they didn't have
to spy on other civilizations
15
Why did people settle near the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers?
protected by mountains
protected by deserts
fertile soil
no floods
16
Which reason proves that Paleolithic groups did not fit the structure of a civilization?
no bronze tools
no social structure
art
no wheels
17
Why did Mesopotamians write on clay tablets?
most available resource
paper was too expensive
long lasting
easy to use
18
How does the following image show the economics of a society?
it kept track of trade
it helped make maps
it kept track of agriculture
it kept track of the priest-king's schedule
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How did the development of agriculture and surplus of food lead to specialization?
reduced innovations
gave people time to learn new skills
gave people time to socialize
reduced migration
20
What was the job of the priest-king?
manage the economy
manage government and religion
manage innovations
manage innovations and religion
