History 6 Trimester I Review

This Pharaoh changed his name to Akhenaton.

Pyramids were also known as:

_______ was the Egyptian sun god.

A Pharaoh who was a young boy that ruled about 9 years.

This Pharaoh led an uprising that drove the Hyksos out of Egypt.

_____________ created the world's first empire.

The Ancient Chinese civilization developed along the banks of the

Homo Habilis means:

Nubia is located in present day:

_______ was the capital of the Kingdom of Kush.

The Paleolithic Age is also known as:

Homo Erectus translates to:

Which civilization developed had the oldest Monotheistic Religion?

This empire is credited for making one of the world's first sundials.

The Egyptian civilization developed along the banks of the:

This civilization invented the wheel.

A material found in nature is:

The Sumerian writing system.

Hammurabi wrote _____ laws to govern the people of his empire.

Which of the following is NOT considered a characteristic of a civilization?

Scientists that study how humans developed and how they related to one another.

Ancient Egypt was ruled by __________ dynasties.

Which king is most known for his merciful rule?

The farming revolution occurred during the ________.

_______ was king of the Chaldean Empire.

The chief advisor to the Pharaoh.

The capital of Ancient Egypt during the Old Kingdom was:

This empire's government recruited and paid people to be full-time soldiers.

Which religion cannot be traced to one founder with a single set of ideas?

The Egyptian form of writing was called:

___________ were the Persian's best fighters.

The capital of this empire was Nineveh.

_______ are raised areas of flat land.

Mesopotamia means "the land between the _______________".

The first civilization in Mesopotamia was:

This Pharaoh had Hatshepsut's name removed from nearly all the monuments in Egypt.

___________ was an Egyptian Pharaoh that expanded Egypt to it's largest size.

Jerusalem was the capital of the Hebrew Kingdom, Israel.

__________ introduced coins as a form of currency for the Persian Empire.

Darius the I was a king of this empire.