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1
Sumerian communities were called city-states, Why?
Each of them had a great ruler and farm.
Each of them had its own ruler and farmland.
They had no ruler but farm land.
They had a poor land and ruler.
2
The site for many early settlements was the Fertile Crescent, why?
The soil wasn't healthy.
They had no crops to grow.
The soil was horrid
The soil was good for crops.
3
What capability of the Homo Habilis helped their group survive?
They just hide.
They know how to defense them selves with tools.
They know how to make tools.
They don't know self defense
4
What was the main problem for all for Mesopotamian empires?
Controlling no area
Controlling a small area
Controlling humans
Controlling a Huge area
5
Homo sapiens Neanderthals had large brain to help them survive, giving them the capability to do what?
Killing all predators.
Designing tools.
Design better tools.
Design homes for homeless.
6
What can scientists infer about finding the bones of numerous hominins in one general location?
They didn't live in homes.
They lived alone.
They didn't care for each other.
Lived in groups.
7
Where did the Akkadians get the resources needed to build up their capital city?
They used wood.
They collected tributes.
They collected Items from people.
They killed animals for food.
8
The villages of Sumer were dependent upon one another, why
They split up.
They cooperated to keep the water systems working.
They cooperated well.
They didn't care for each other.
9
The invention of the spear thrower gave early modern humans what advantage over previous homin groups?
The ability to go around the world.
The ability to hunt.
The ability to kill animals from a distance.
The ability to gather berries.
10
When early farmers began to raise plants and animals,what was their greatest benefit?
They had a stable food supply.
They had not enough food.
They had a good food storage.
They have lost a lot of food from floods.
11
What activity would an archaeologist do?
Paint over monuments.
Examine important objects
Break valuable things.
Take and break objects.
12
What Sumerian belief about the king helped strengthen their social order?
He was supported by the dogs.
He was supported by the gods.
13
Dividing up work helped communities produce More thus meeting more of their needs-why?
They knew no skills.
Individuals developed a variety of skills.
They had no plans or skills.
They developed horrible skills.
14
What feature did the Akkadian,Babylonian, and Assyrian empires have that the Sumerians lacked?
King and Queen for governments.
A government ruling the world.
All the Presidents meeting in Antarctica.
One government ruled several groups.
15
What do social scientists study?
Human Society
Oil exchange
Animal lives
Talk about sports
16
What specific trait allowed Homo erectus to be well suited for traveling?
They traveled around on planes.
Long strong leg bones.
17
What was the purpose of Assyrian aqueducts?
Making dog food for animals.
Killing wild life to help them survive.
To have water for the community.
Taking all the trees for homes.
18
Walls, towers,and a moat were built around Nebuchadnezzar's capital, why?
Making people to be not defenseless.
Stop animals from sneaking into peoples villages.
To protect the city from attacks
No self defenses
19
What was the purpose of drums,pipes, and lyres?
Entertainment.
Drama.
Excitement.
Happiness.
20
Why were levees built in ancient Sumer?
To stop the water from ruining plants.
Not make people drown.
To start floods.
To prevent floods
21
An increase in population was the development that caused what shortage in the Zagros foothills?
No food storage.
Stealing food from others.
Food Holes for storage.
Food storage.
22
Cave art helps us answer most questions about what?
About what animals lived around.
when nothing but air was around.
What humans lived in the area.
When all they trees were gone.
23
The people in the Paleolithic Age got their food from?
Only gathering.
From only hunting.
From hunting and gathering.
From killing animals and gathering.
24
Written records were evidence to archaeologists that Sumerians were not?
Prehistoric
Historic
Very elegant life time.
They starved for life.
25
Why were scribes important to the Sumerian Government?
To write down record laws.
Not having any laws.
To write down bad laws.
To Record laws.
