How did the rule of Nebuchadnezzar impact Israel

The Isrealites were forced out after their capital was destroyed

Why did the Ancient Egyptians develop a calendar?

To record and predict growing seasons

Which event completes the timeline?

Isrealites left Egypt to settle in Canaan

According to the Jewish religion, why did Abraham lead the Hebrews out of Mesopotamia?

God promised the land of Canaan to the Hebrews

How did Thutmose III impact Hatshepsut's Legacy

He tried to erase her name from history, minimizing her accomplishments.

How did King Solomon impact the religion of Judaism

He built the first temple to God in Jerusalem

What was one major impact of King David's rule of Israel?

He established Jerusalem as the capital of Israel

Why was seasonal flooding a benefit to most early civilizations

Floods left rich silt deposits that improved farming

Why was Egypt sometimes referred to as the "gift of the Nile?"

The Nile provided Egypt water for crops

How did the growth of the Persian Empire in 530 BCE impact the Jewish People?

It allowed the Jews to return to Israel

According to the reading, What is true about Egyptian Religion?

The Egyptians practiced polytheism in their civililzation

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How did the rule of Nebuchadnezzar impact Israel
The Isrealites were forced out after their capital was destroyed
Democratic government was introduced to the region
Israel became an independent nation and developed into a military power
Judaism was introduced to the region
2
Why did the Ancient Egyptians develop a calendar?
to increase the value of trade
To record and predict growing seasons
to decrease the power of religions leaders
to document the lives of enlsaved
3
Which event completes the timeline?
Israelites took control of Egypt
Isrealites introduced trade to Africa
Isrealites left Egypt to settle in Canaan
Israelites explored Asia
4
This is a map of the middle east. Which number correctly identifies the location of Ancient Israel
2
3
4
1
5
According to the Jewish religion, why did Abraham lead the Hebrews out of Mesopotamia?
The Sumerians had enslaved the Hebrews
Drought forced the Hebrews to look for new farmland
War forced the Hebrews to retreat into the Arabian Desert
God promised the land of Canaan to the Hebrews
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Which ancient civilization built this structure?
Ming
Egypt
Greece
Sumer
7
What position held the most political power in Ancient Egypt
Priest
pharoah
Vizier
Noble
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How did Thutmose III impact Hatshepsut's Legacy
He won many battles against Hatshepsut, making her look like a weak leader
He supported Hatshepsut, increasing her popularity as pharoah
He built monuments in honor of her rule, celebrating her as a strong leader
He tried to erase her name from history, minimizing her accomplishments.
9
How did King Solomon impact the religion of Judaism
He spread Judaism into India and China through trade
He built the first temple to God in Jerusalem
He wrote the Torah and the Hebrew Bible
He conquered Egypt
10
How was the religion of the Israelites different from all other religions at the time of its creation?
It was the first religion to contain laws
it was monotheistic
It was the first written religion
it was polytheistic
11
What was one major impact of King David's rule of Israel?
He enforced the Ten Commandments as the law of Israel
He established Jerusalem as the capital of Israel
He made Judaism the official religion of Israel
He established democracy in Israel
12
Why was seasonal flooding a benefit to most early civilizations
Floods trapped wild animal herds
Floods destroyed rival villages and cities
Floods protected civilizations from outside invasions
Floods left rich silt deposits that improved farming
13
Which term completes this graphic?
Pharoah
King
Senator
Emperor
14
Which civilization completes this chart
Rome
Egypt
Aztec
Inca
15
Why did the economy of Ancient Egypt improve under the leadership of Queen Hatshepsut
She outlawed slavery
She made taxes illegal in Egypt
She decreased the amount of land controlled by Egypt
She increased trade
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Why was Egypt sometimes referred to as the "gift of the Nile?"
The Nile protected Egyptians from outsiders
The Nile provided Egypt water for crops
The Nile allowed Egyptians to travel to other areas
The Nile rarely flooded providing safety for Egypt
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Which number correctly identifies the location of the Nile River delta
3
4
2
1
18
The kingdom of Kush in Africa was most closely related to what other ancient kingdom
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Gupta
Greece
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How did the growth of the Persian Empire in 530 BCE impact the Jewish People?
It forced the Jews into Slavery in Babylon
It allowed Judaism to become the main religion of the Middle East
It allowed the Jews to return to Israel
It prevented Judaism from being practiced in Israel
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According to the reading, What is true about Egyptian Religion?
The Egyptians practiced polytheism in their civililzation
The Egyptians believed that gods lived alongside humans in society.
The Egyptians practiced monotheism in their civilization
The Egyptians did not place an importance on religion

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