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18. The Babylonians built a magnificient palace known as the . . .
Parthenon
Great Pyramid
Temple of Zeus
Hanging Gardens
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13. The Sumerians invented a system of writing called . . .
hieroglyphics
scribes
stylus
cuneiforms
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16. Hebrew law governing religious belief and behavior was based on . . .
the Rosetta Stone
the Ten Commandments
the Code of Hammurabi
the Proverbs of Solomon
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3. The trade of one product for another without using money is called . . .
barter
business
specialization
legacy
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6. The religion of the ancient Hebrews differed from other religions because it was based on a belief in . .
many gods
animal gods
one God
no god
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7. The Mesopotamians tamed the Tigris and Euphrates rivers by . . .
digging artificial lakes
building canals and dikes
constructing dams and dikes
laying pipes and sprinklers
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20. The Code of Hammurabi stated that anyone who injured another person should . . .
apologize to the whole community
give up all property rights
receive the same injury in return
pray for complete forgiveness
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5. Belief in many gods is called . . .
tradition
polytheism
Judaism
monotheism
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1. A long period of dry weather is called a
climate
flood
drought
hurricane
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11. Like the Egyptians of the Nile River Valley, Mesopotamian farmers met the challenge of a dry climate by . . .
moving closer to the sea
trading for water
irrigating their fields
planting thousands of trees
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2. Temples built by the Sumerians to honor the gods and goddesses they worshipped were called . . .
towers
ziggaurats
pyramids
cuneiforms
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10. The Fertile Crescent got its name because it . . .
produces more food that any other region in the world
extends between two major rivers, the Tigris and the Eurphrates
begins along the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea
has rich soil and is shaped like a quarter moon
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8. Before they conquered Mespotamia, the Babylonians were . . .
slaves
nomads
farmers
sailors
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14. During the time that Hammurabi ruled Mesopotamia, the great leader of the Hebrews was . . .
Sumer
Cleopatra
Abraham
Moses
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15. In Mesopotamia, as in the Nile River Valley, frequent floods . . .
changed the climate
created new lakes and rivers
left rich silt deposits
washed away the land
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19. Unlike the Egyptian pharaohs, Sumerian rulers were . . .
not considered important
not workshiped as gods
unconcerned with trade
prevented from making laws
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12. The Code of Hammurabi was the world's first effort to . . .
write down laws
develop a system of trade
reclaim (get back) flooded lands
design elaborate temples
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17. In all early civilizations, writing was considered a . . .
useless skill
common practice
magical power
business need
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9. In the Greek language the name Mesopotamia means . . .
land where the rivers meet
land of many waters
land that reaches to the sea
land between two rivers
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4. A self-governing city and its surrounding lands is called . . .
a society
a city-state
an open city
a government