Cry Me A River Valley Test Review

The book of teaching for the Hebrew people is called --

What was the result of Nebuchadnezzar's conquering of Jerusalem?

The early civilizations of Mesopotamia, Egypt, Indus Valley, and China arose along rivers because they —

This structure was created (finished) during which time period?

Early Mesopotamian government organization can best be described as --

Which leader was the first and only women to lead Egypt?

Which civilization build this structure? (we don't know what it actually looked like!)

Main rivers of ancient Mesopotamia

The first group of people to practice monotheism were the --

Which form of writing is shown here?

Neolithic people --

Who was an important leader of the Persian Empire?

The moral code of the Hebrew people is called ---

Egyptian achievements include all of the following EXCEPT--

Which river valley was the location of settlement of the Hebrew people?

Which ancient civilization was the first to coin money?

Moses led the Hebrew people out of Egypt in an event known as ---

The Persian government had a new system of government called ---

Which innovation changed the world and started the Neolithic era?

Which number would represent the Fertile Crescent?

A harsh system of laws and punishments created in Babylon.

Individuals in ancient civilizations that could read and write were called ---

A religion that focuses on multiple gods would be called ---

What is Mesopotamia?

Nubia existed along the upper part of the ---

Which civilization build these structure? (the only Wonders of the Ancient world still standing)

Which ancient Civilization was the first to develop Iron?

Which is the best meaning of 'Mesopotamia'?

These temples built in ancient Mesopotamia. They are called a-

The scattering of the Jewish people from their homeland is called ---

Which factor had the greatest impact on early nomadic societies?

Which religion traces it's origins to Abraham?

Which form of writing was created by the civilization shown on the map?

Which ancient civilization had it's capital at 'Tyre'?

Which civilization was closely linked to Egypt and had a back and forth relationship?

All of the following are components of the Persian Empire EXCEPT --

Which gate is this from Babylon??

Who controlled Ancient Egypt?

The objects in the image most likely came from which period of time?

What is this form of writing called?