World History Midterm Review

Spartan women had more power than those in Athens.

What did Greek legislatures do?

Greeks were not expected to participate in the government.

Different ancient civilizations would "borrow" tool designs from each other.

Communities protect their citizens by _______________.

What was the first written laws and consequences called?

Which state is at 30⁰ N 100⁰ W?

What geograhical feature was most important to ancient settlers?

Sparta's kings had unlimited powers.

BCE and CE MEAN ...

Who studies primary and secondary resources to find out what happened and why?

Why did the Greek city-states cevelop different political policies?

Egyptian Rulers were seen as gods.

Which Greek philosopher was most known for math?

What is it called when a farmer is barely growing enough food for his family?

Which class is on this level of the Egyptian Social Pyramid?

Which class is on this level of the Egyptian Social Pyramid?

Which two civilizations both had a mild climate, rich soil, and natural waterways?

Who was Aristotle?

Which class is on this level of the Egyptian Social Pyramid?

Which class is on this level of the Egyptian Social Pyramid?

Which lines show distance east or west from the earth's prime meridian?

Who was the head of the government in Egypt?

What form of government did Sparta have?

Which lines show distance north or south from the earth's equator?

What was the pyramid called that Khufu was entombed in with his family?

Which class is on this level of the Egyptian Social Pyramid?

What is it when people have ultimate power and laws are made for their best interest?

In Greece, voting was the only way many citizens participated in the government.

An "eye for an eye" was a component of Hammurabi's Code.

The government has the power in a democracy.

What did Egyptians do to ensure they had a good afterlife?

What type of scenes did Ancient Egyptian artisans paint?

Hatshepsut was a man.

What theory says in order to be protected by a government, one must give up some freedoms?

If you were in Mesopotamia, where would you expect to find religious and government activities?

Which Greek city-state had checks and balances incorporated into their government?

What type of Democracy did Athens have?

What was the pharaoh Ramses II best known for?

Which class is on this level of the Egyptian Social Pyramid?

What symbol on a map helps us orient our map?

A region that stretches from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean Sea that is in a curved shape with rich soil.

Which below is essential for a civilization to develop?

What is used to show the relationship between a measurement on the map and the actual distance it represents?

What part of a map tells us what the different symbols and colors on the map mean?