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Unit 1: Ch. 1-2
Barter is
What is the Nile delta?
Unit 1: Ch. 1-2
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Egypt, Mesopotamia, Indus River Valley, China
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What is the Nile delta?
A triangle of land near the Mediterranean
The capital created by Narmer
A pyramid
A waterfall in Upper Egypt
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Barter is
trading goods with money
trading goods without money
receiving land from a lord or king
Government pensions
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Egyptians typically wrote on this
clay tablets
cave walls
Papyrus
Oracle bones
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What building is represented in the picture?
City-state
Obelisk
Ziggurat
Pyramid
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A city-state was a popular form of government in
Egypt
China
Indus River Valley
Sumer
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What did Narmer do?
Created Upper and Lower Egypt
Created monotheism
Divided Egypt
Unified Egypt
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The Chinese would read these messages from the gods
Clay tablets
Seals
Papyrus
Oracle bones
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Some city dwellers become skilled workers who make goods by hand, also called
slaves
loess
artisans
scribes
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This is when cultures believe in multiple gods
Dynastic cycle
Theocracy
Polytheism
Monotheism
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The Pharaohs were considered
Tyrants
Priests
Gods
Speakers for the gods
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This form of writing was popular in Sumer
pictographs
cuneiform
characters
hieroglyphs
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This leads to social hierarchies in civilizations
Bartering
Slash and burn farming
Specialization
Hunting and gathering
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This was the most important virtue in Chinese civilization
Family
Individualism
Prosperity
self-denial
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When Upper and Lower Egypt became united, this capital city was built
Anyang
Memphis
Ur
Mohenjo-Daro
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This dynasty came after the Shang dynasty
Han
Xia
Qin
Zhou
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Loess is
name of a river
builders
fertile silt
slaves
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This people group invaded Egypt in 1630 BCE.
Aryans
Hyksos
Harappans
Philistines
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This conquerer created the Akkadian Empire
Sargon
Darius
Hammurabi
Narmer
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What was a common problem with early river valleys?
Flooding and drought
Extensive trade
Mongols
The creation of silt
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This period of time led to better tools when people started to combine copper and tin
The Neolithic Age
The Iron Age
The Shang Dynasty
The Bronze Age
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How do we know domesticated animals were important in Indus River Valley culture?
Through oral tradition
By artifacts we have found
Their religious texts
By their writing
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This ruler created a law code to rule his Mesopotamian empire
Yu the Engineer
Sargon
Narmer
Hammurabi
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The mountain ranges north of India create a barrier, creating a
subcontinent
monsoon
Harappan civilization
River valley
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Feudalism is
When families fight against each other
when a city controls the surrounding region
The king or pharaoh rules as a god
when the king gives land in return for loyalty
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What is considered the "New Stone Age?"
Old Kingdom
Paleolithic Age
Neolithic Age
Middle Kingdom
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What is it called when a new idea or product is spread between cultures?
Theft
Cultural diffusion
Polytheism
Migration
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The "land between the rivers" is also known as
The Indus River Valley
The Nile River Valley
China's Heartland
Mesopotamia