Intro to WH-Mesopotamia and Egypt

Learned how to shape iron and create weapons

Which of the following laws do Jews follow?

The Great pyramids at Giza were built during the:

What do the Jews believe will happen after death?

The belief that spirits and other forces live in animals, objects, or dreams:

The Epic of Gilgamesh is an example of a:

Which came first?

The first female pharaoh:

Where is the Sinai Peninsula?

Translation of hieroglyphics was made possible by:

Society dominated by men:

All of the following are examples of city-states in Mesopotamia, EXCEPT:

What is the title of the religious leader?

Why was this area called the Fertile Crescent?

What do Abraham and Moses have in common in terms of Judaism?

Which is the Tigris River?

Someone who wanders without a permanent home:

Which likely came first in the formation of civilizations?

Belief in one god:

Where did Judaism develop?

The first form of writing:

People who study past societies based upon the found physical remains.

The period of human history before the invention of writing?

Physical items that are found by archaeologists that give key indications of the past.

Which is NOT a natural barrier:

With which religions does Judaism share a common history?

The most important geographic feature in Egypt:

The story of Isis and Osiris symbolizes:

Heavily relied on the Tigris and Euphrates River to survive:

Artisans are examples of:

What was the difference between Judaism and the other religions in the Fertile Crescent?

The world's earliest code of law:

Used to explain the unexplained- ex:"Where do we go when we die?"

The prefix anthro means:

Pharaohs considered themselves to be the son of:

An inclination or predisposition based upon one's upbringing.

What was the purpose and importance of the Torah?

Centers for trade and large populations