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River Valley Civilizations
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Unit 1
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1
Who developed Judaism?
Persians
Mr Mallou
The Hebrews
Christians
2
Why did hunters and gathers began to settle in river valleys?
Wet and cold climate
They never did settle there
Fertil soil
Great place to swim
3
Art, science, writing, government, and religion are elements of what?
Villages
Summer Creek
Caveman societies
Civilizations
4
Cities, writing, and government are characteristics of...?
Summer Creek HS
Villages
Civilizations
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5
Where is Mesopotamia located?
Indus River Valley
In Egypt
Coach Castillo's home
Between Tigris and Euphrates River
6
What is NOT in a civilization?
Governments
Hunters and gathering
Religion
Reading and writing
7
What happened first?
Humans control their environment
Permanent settlements
Paleolithic Era
Neolithic Revolution
8
What kind of artifacts would you find in the Nile River Valley?
iPhone X
Heirogliphic, mummified Pharoah
Jewish relics
Chinese bronze vase
9
What does monotheistic mean?
One and a half gods
No gods
One god
Many gods
10
Why is Hammurabi's code so important?
Up, up, down, down, left,right, left, right, A,B,A,B, start
It was the code to a vault of gold
It showed cavemen how to grow food
It establishes some of the first written laws
11
How did the Neolithic Revolution change men and women's roles?
Stayed the same
Women became leaders and men were servants
Women's roles decreased (less)as men's roles increased(more)
Women began to work outside of home and men stayed home
12
What religion was the first to believe in one god?
Catholics
Atheists
Lutherans
Judaism
13
What do all of these areas have in common?
Are flat lands
All in the same country
They are located near rivers
Nothing in common
14
The Neolithic Revolution resulted in...
Stable food supply
All these events
Writing and religions to occur
Permanent settlements
15
Permanent settlements were possible because of what turning point in history?
Ten commandments
Neolithic Revolution
Paleolithic Era
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16
In a theocracy, who is in charge of the government?
Coach Croy
Religious leaders
The mayor
President
17
What is a theocracy?
A democracy were people vote
Religious leaders control the government
People control the government
Kings control the government
18
What two written laws first established rules for behavior for people?
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Hammurabi code and Ten commandments
King Tut code and law
Rules of Engagement and War
19
What does polytheistic mean?
Many gods
Tree god
I don't know
One god
20
Why were the River Valleys great for civilizations?
All of these reasons
Fresh Water
Mild climate
Fertil Soil
21
What were Agricultural(food growing) societies now able to do with their time?
Go to church
Hunt and gather
Sleeping
Spend more time doing other things other than growing food
22
What allowed people a different way to feed themselves?
Islamic Revolution
Renaissance
Crusades
Neolithic Revolution
23
Surpluses(extra) of food allowed people to do what with their time?
Have an interest in other things, different jobs
Sleep more
Worship as they saw fit
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24
Growing food and the domestication of animals was an event called what?
Time paradox
Neolithic Revolution
Pax Romana
Enrichment
25
In a theocracy, government decisions are based on what?
The Summer Creek bell schedule.
A voting system
Religion
Common sense
