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Module 2 Lessons 1-3: Civilization, Mesopotamia. Egypt
Module 2 Lessons 1-3: Civilization, Mesopotamia. Egypt
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1
The rivers framing Mesopotamia are the Tigris and the _____.
Nile
Yellow
Euphrates
Indus
2
The legendary figure Narmer is famous for being
an inventor
the first ruler of a unified Lower and Upper Egypt
a boy king
the sun god of ancient Egypt
3
Around 3000 BC, Sumerian scribes invented a system of writing called
cuneiform
pictograms
phonetics
hieroglyphics
4
Which of the following is the GREATEST threat to ancient monuments in modern day Iraq?
flooding
warfare
neglect
pollution
5
Some of the richest accounts of Mesopotamian myths and legends appear in a long poem called
The Epic of Gilgamesh
The Legend of Zelda
The Tale of Genji
The Sargon of Akkad
6
Ancient Egypt was protected from outside invasion by
the Nile
deserts
the Mediterranean
the delta
7
Papyrus was used as a surface for the Egyptian writing system called
cuneiform
pictographs
hieroglyphics
inscribing
8
The theocracy of ancient Egypt was a belief in the divinity of
Isis
priests
the pharaoh
Ra
9
The belief in more than one god is called
monotheism
Islam
pantheism
polytheism
10
Civilization characteristics include all of the following EXCEPT
advanced cities
long-distance trade
advanced technology
record keeping
11
Southwest Asia's arc of good farmland was known as
the Nile Valley
the Fertile Crescent
Anatolia
Mesopotamia
12
The main purpose of the pyramids of Egypt was to function as
palaces
temples
tombs
centers of learning
13
By 3000 BC, Sumerians had developed a form of government known as
civilization
empire
city-states
nation-states
14
2 important inventions - the wheel & the ___ enabled traders to move good over longer distances
wheelbarrow
sail
tire
saddle
15
Why is Sumer considered to be one of the world's first civilizations?
because the area contained cities with advanced technology
because the inhabitants were primarily hunters and gatherers
because the people told stories to pass down their history
because the society was simple and organized into tribes