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This was NOT, NOT an invention of the Sumerians (Mesopotamia)
paper
irrigation
sailboat
writing
2
Agriculture and domestication of animals led to a surplus of food. This surplus led to
specialization of labor
domestication of animals
irrigation
nomadic lifestyles
3
What type of writing is this?
cuneiform
sanscrit
hieroglyphics
Chinese
4
These actions led to a surplus of food for humanity
advanced engineering
invention of Doritos
hunting and gathering
farming and domestication of animals
5
What civilization is pictured here?
China
Indus River
Egypt
Mesopotamia
6
After the neolithic revolution, people
lived in permanent settlements
lived in caves
lived in teepees
moved from place to place
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This civilization had a 365 day calendar.
Egypt and Mesopotamia
Indus River
China
8
In Egypt and Mesopotamia, priests ran the government. Their government was a
democracy
monarchy
theocracy
republic
9
This activity spreads ideas (like religion), technologies, and diseases in the ancient world
philosophy
trade
education
settlement
10
Before the neolithic revolution, people were
nomadic
farming corn
buiding pyramids
lived in small houses
11
Hammurabi's Code is important because
example of early democracy
example of rule of law in ancient world
example of republican government
example of polytheism
12
This civilization had planned cities and invented cotton textiles
Indus River
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Huang He river
13
This was NOT an invention of the Chinese
sailboat
paper
silk
porcelain
14
The first civilizations were located
on trade routes
on coastlines
in deserts
in river valleys
15
Religions with many gods are called
monotheistic
traditional
polytheistic
theocratic
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What type of Sumerian (Mesopotamian writing is this?
Sanscrit
cuneiform
Chinese
heiroglyphics