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Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt
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An ancient Egyptian ruler (some considered them "God -Kings")
Teachers
Pharoah
Scribes
Friar
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Ancient Egyptian societies were ruled by a Pharoah.
Religious
Economic
Social/Artistic
Political
3
King Hammurabi is most famous for:
Alphabet
Battering Ram
Hanging Gardens
Code of Laws
4
Mesopotamia was given this nickname because of the shape of the area and its good soil.
Fertile Cresecent
Firm Credit
Fresh Crestile
Funky Chicken
5
The picture based writing system created in ancient Egypt.
Mesopotamian
Cuneiform
Heiroglyphics
Arabic
6
The ________ was also invented in Mesopotamia, and greatly improved travel and trade.
Plane
Train
Wheel
Boat
7
People who have no permanent home, but are constantly moving to find resources.
Novas
Norvels
Nomads
Nomans
8
People in Mesopotamia had several of these to explain the forces of nature.
Scientific Essays
Gods
People
Buildings
9
The Nile flows _________ and empties into ________________.
East/ the Red Sea
West/Atlantic
North/ the Mediterranean Sea
South/Lake Victoria
10
Most Ancient Egyptians believed in the afterlife.
Religious
Economic
Intellectual
Poltical
11
Mesopotamia was located between which 2 rivers?
Nile and the Euphrates
Tigris and the Euphrates
Nile and the Amazon
Tigris and the Nile
12
Most people in Mesopotamia were Polytheistic. (PERSIA)
Social
Intellectual
Social/Artistic
Religious
13
Most Egyptian children were educated at home, by their parents.
Political
Economic
Intelletual
Religious
14
Large stone structures that served as a tomb for important and wealthy Egyptians.
Ziggurat
Pyrotechnic
Papyrus
Pyramid
15
The process that some ancient Egyptians used to prepare their bodies for the afterlife.
Modification
Alienation
Mummification
Certification
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A temple for the gods in Mesopotamia.
Ziggurat
Synagogue
Pyramid
Mosque
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The belief in more than 1 god.
Polytheism
Antitheism
Monotheism
Theism
18
Mesopotamia was ruled by a king.
Political
Economic
Area
Religious
19
In the Middle East today, the most commonly practiced religion is_________.
Islam
Hinduism
Christianity
Judaism
20
Term for a city and surrounding area that was governed by a king.
Colony
Powerhouse
City-State
Empire
21
Only Egyptians who ranked high in society were entombed in pyramids.
Intellectual
Social
Area
Economic
22
In Mesopotamia, only boys were allowed to attend school (PERSIA).
Intellectual
Social/Artistic
Religious
Political
23
Irrigation systems were invented in Mesopotamia to _________________.
flood their neighbor's village
make the gods happy
provide water for slides
control flooding and save water
24
Mesopotamia was located mostly in what modern day country?
Egypt
Afghanistan
Iran
Iraq
25
As part of the mummification process, the organs are removed and placed in ________ jars.
Plastic
Cleopatric
Canopic
Ceramic
26
Being near the Tigris and Euphrates River provided valuable resources for citizens Mesopotamia.
Area
Social/Artistic
Intellectual
Religion
27
Most homes in Mesopotamia were made out of what plentiful resource?
Wood
Animal skins
Stones
Mud dried into bricks
28
Which was NOT a benefit of living near between the Tigris and Euphrates.
Good farming
Cool Summers
Easy Trade
Easy transportation
29
The Nile provided valuable resources for Ancient Egyptians.
Social
Economic
Intellectual
Area
30
Location of the world's first civilization - “Land between the Rivers”
Fertile Crescent
Middle East
Mesopotamia
Sumeria
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The first written language – over 1000 symbols / letters
Scribe
Cuneiform
Stylus
Hieroglyphics
32
In Mesopotamia, artisans were considered middle class.
Intellectual
Social/Artistic
Religion
Political
33
Large stone religious temples of Mesopotamia
Ziggurat
Pyramid
Temple
34
Many people in Mesopotamia farmed for a living.
Political
Social
Religious
Economic
35
The first written language - developed in Mesopotamia.
Cuneiform
Couponiform
Caligraphy
Heiroglyphics
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In the modern Middle East, the majority of the population speaks the ______ language.
Hindi
Sanskrit
Arabic
Hebrew