World History Semester 1 Review

What did the ancient Egyptians make paper out of?

One reason for the development of an early civilization in the Tigris-Euphrates river valleys?

In which form of government could all citizens participate directly in the government?

What geographic feature had the greatest influence on the development of ancient civilizations?

What does the "A" in "GRAPES" stand for?

What would most likely be included in a description of an area’s physical geography?

In geographical terms, how can the land of Greece be classified?

In which ancient Greek city-state was Education very important?

What does the "P" in "GRAPES" stand for?

In what city-state did democracy start in ancient Greece?

Of the seven continents on earth,which two are located entirely within the southern hemisphere?

Which feature would most likely appear on a physical map?

Which document is an example of a primary source?

Which was built as a demonstration of the ruler's power as a deity on earth?

The term for a person who has certain rights and responsibilities in a city-state or nation?

What was the name of the very first written code of laws?

What does the "E" in "GRAPES" stand for?

Ancient Egyptian system of writing made up of small pictures

On which continent did humans first appear?

In ancient Egypt, who was at the top of the social pyramid?

What does the "G" in "GRAPES" stand for?

In which form of government is power concentrated in just a few rulers?

What is the definition of a polis?

What does the "S" in "GRAPES" stand for?

In which ancient Greek city-state was physical strength very important?

What would have been the most serious negative effect in Sparta if its army had become weak?

What does the "R" in "GRAPES" stand for?

The business of farming.

What was the name of the series of wars between Athens and Sparta called?

Which feature would most often be shown on a political map?

What MUST a society have before they can develop towns and cities?

What does the term democracy mean?

This object is called an "Obelisk".

In what area are the development of cuneiform and hieroglyphics important accomplishments?

Which development MOST enabled early peoples to form permanent settlements?