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Pre History Neanderthal Egypt Mesopotamia
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One of the distinguishing features of the human species is the ability to make __________
Plants
Fire
Children
Tools
2
Anthropology is the study of
ancient texts
the light given off by electrons
past societies
human life and culture
3
the study of past societies through an analysis of what people have left behind
Anthropology
Archaeology
Civilization
Systematic Agriculture
4
“new stone” age
Neolithic
Bronze Age
Paleolithic
5
Farming in ancient Mesopotamia resulted in an abundance of food, which
produced inflation
often rotted, causing illness
caused overpopulation
enabled civilization to emerge
6
The tools, pottery, paintings, and weapons of early people that are left behind are called ____
Carbon
Bronze
Artifacts
Fossils
7
belief in one god
Polytheism
Theocracy
Satrapy
Monotheism
8
the name of God
Yahweh
Osiris
Isis
Hammurabi
9
God’s covenant with his people was known as the _______________
10 Commandments
Code
Bargain
Deal
10
the study of human life and culture
Anthropology
Systematic Agriculture
Civilization
Archaeology
11
keeping animals and growing food on a regular basis
Systematic Agriculture
Nomadic
Achaeology
Anthropology
12
the Persian empire was divided into 20 provinces known as
satraps
theocracies
satrapies
civilizations
13
a Persian governor
Israeli
Yahweh
Satrap
Phoenician
14
The invention of cuneiform is credited to
the Sumerians
Odysseus.
the Phoenicians.
the Spanish
15
3000-1200 B.C.
Bronze Age
Stone Age
Neolithic Age
Ice Age
16
What are the “ten lost tribes”?
scattered Israelite tribes
ten cities
the “Sea Peoples”
Egyptian traders
17
Radiocarbon dating determines an object’s age by
measuring electrons in soil.
detecting levels of C-14.
analyzing leather.
looking at a calendar.
18
used terror as an instrument of warfare
Israelies
Assyrians
Phoenicians
Egyptians
19
The earliest rulers of societies were usually ____________________.
Nomads
Neanderthals
Priests
Monarchs
20
Modern historians have divided Egyptian history into three major periods, known as
the Old Kingdom, the Middle Kingdom, and the New Kingdom
the Re Kingdom, the Menes Kingdom, and the Tut Kingdom
Osiris, Isis, and Axum
super old, old, young
21
first female pharaoh in Egypt
Hatshepsut
Ramses
Tut
Yahweh
22
Hammurabi is remembered for
overthrowing the Akkadians Empire
inventing the first wooden bicycle
his law code, a collection of 282 laws.
creating a post office.
23
List and explain how five Sumerian inventions affect our lives today.
Cuneiform
Using the #60
Arch/Dome
Wheel
24
a government by divine authority
Polystheism
Theocracy
Civilization
Monotheism
25
a simpler version of cuneiform used by the Sumerians
Hieratic script
Hieroglyphics
Cuneiform
26
determines an object’s age by measuring the light given off by electrons
thermoluminescence dating
radiocarbon dating
blood testing
calendar
27
“wedge-shaped” writing
Hieratic Script
Cuneiform
Phonetic alphabet
Hieroglyphics
28
determines an objects age by measuring the amount of C-14
radiocarbon dating
thermoluminescence dating
blood testing
calendar
29
who came up with 22 signs representing the sounds of their speech
Phoenecians
Assyrians
Sumerians
Akkadians
30
____________________ are people that move from place to place
Priests
Satraps
Monarchs
Nomads
31
List the 6 Characteristics of Civilization
Religion Cities
Social Structures
Government
Art Writing
32
The first metal to be used in making tools was ____________________.
Copper
Stone
Gold
Bronze
33
A theocracy is a government in which
leaders rule by divine authority.
only women could rule.
a council of elders makes all the laws.
the military ruled the people.
34
The Neolithic Revolution can best be described as
the result of the youth taking control of the tribes.
political conflict between Neolithic and Paleolithic peoples
the use of fire by early humans to change their environment
growing of crops and the taming of food-producing animals
35
____ are the preserved remnants of an organism from a past geologic age.
Fossils
Artifacts
Icebergs
Bones
36
A complex culture in which large numbers of humans share a number of common elements is called a
Civilization
Empire
Dynasty
Monarchy
37
What is the importance of the Phoenician alphabet?
first alphabet to use words
basis for English alphabet
had capital letters
could be read backwards
38
The real change in the Neolithic Revolution was the
development of bowls and spoons
shift from hunting and gathering to systematic agriculture
shift away from eating just fruits and grains to eating meat
discovery of new caves
39
the religion of the Israelites
Judaism
Christianity
Polytheism
Islam
40
belief in many gods
Satrapy
Monotheism
Theocracy
Polytheism
41
The ability to acquire food on a regular basis meant humans
could use animals as pets
give up their nomadic ways of life and live in communities
had less control over their environment
could use fire to cook their food
42
the tools, pottery, paintings, and weapons of early people are called__________
fossils
artifacts
icebergs
bones
43
Complex culture in which large numbers of humans share a number of common elements is called a
Civilization
Community
Culture
City
44
The Jews believed that God made a contract with them called a(n)
Prophet
law
alphabet
covenant
45
List ways people used the rivers in the development of the ancient river valley civilizations
Drinking/Bathing Irrigation
Travel/Trade
Food Mud Bricks
Protection Unity Papyrus
46
Paleolithic peoples were nomads because they had no choice but to
follow animal migrations and vegetation cycles
Flee from the wooly mammoth
move on after they had depleted the land
escape the pollution they caused
47
The ________ Age is known as the “old stone” age where stone tools and weapons were used.
Neolithic
Stone
Bronze
Paleolithic
48
The term “
Homo erectus
” means what?
“tall humans”
“old stone”
“wise, wise human being”
“upright human being”