ERMS16- 7th grade SS: exam

How have archaeologists learned about humans before 4000 B.C.?

What is the information that scientists gather?

How did early humans survive in harsh environments?

Process in which a group spreads their beliefs, customs, laws, arts, etc. to another region.

What were the temples built to bury the pharaohs?

Created the world's first civilization and built an advanced society?

Where would you most likely locate a settlement in early civilizations?

Why was government developed in early civilizations?

Which of the following is an example of a common physical characteristic of early civilization?

What was the earliest form of written communication using picture symbols?

Where were the majority of important cities in ancient civilizations?

What was one main difference between hunter/gatherers and more complex agricultural groups?

What happened when hunters/gatherers of the Stone Age changed to farming with metal tools?

Why were basic words (fire, water, etc.) developed?

What is a land with different territories and peoples under a single rule called?

What lead to development of a permanent communities?

What lead to group learning and growth of culture?

How might geography influence a group to become nomadic?

Which of the following would true of a civilization?

Which civilizations were involved in trade?

Why did early humans follow animals that migrated?

What was the basis of all Sumerian society?

What describes nomadic pastoral life the best?

As part of the Agricultural Revolution, people adapted plants for what?

What is necessary for a settlement?

Mesopotamia was proven to be one of the first civilizations by...

What is the study of the world, its people, and the landscapes they create?