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GRAPES (Egypt + Mesopotamia)
GRAPES (Egypt + Mesopotamia)
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How a civilization is divided into different classes based on roles, jobs and responsibilities is called?
Social Class
Currency
Freedom
Nomads
2
The ancient Mesopotamians used what writing system?
The Alphabet
Script
Heiroglyphics
Cuneiform
3
A government that is ruled by a king/Queen or royal family is called
A monarchy
Democracy
Theocracy
Dictatorship
4
The process of making a mummified body is called?
Embalming
Wrapping
Casting
Extending
5
The material ancient Egyptians used to write on was called?
Papyrus
Animal Hides
Tablets
Paper
6
Ancient Egyptians used which written language system?
The Alphabet
Cuneiform
Greek
Heiroglpyhics
7
A caravan is...
The nobility
Ancient Gods
A group of travelers who trade
A van in the shape of a car
8
Who was the highest social class in Ancient Egypt?
Pharaoh
Vizier
Merchant
Scribe
9
The code of Hammurabi was important because
Recorded laws for all to see
It set the slaves free
It made everyone equal
Showed family values
10
Why did the ancient Egyptian civilization start on the Nile?
They could not travel to the Euphrates
Job specializtion by making tools
Identify this as their homeland
Regular flooding provided rich soil
11
When people come to an agreement on a fair price for a trade is called...?
Barter
Caravan
Travel
Currency
12
How did the Ancient Egyptians demonstrate their belief in the afterlife?
Preserved mummified bodies
Became famous warriors
Did not preserve bodies
Believed in one god
13
What river did the ancient Egyptians use?
Euphrates
Nile
The Mediterranean
Tigris
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Which civilization is located between the Tigris and Euphrates River?
Mesopotamia
Greece
Rome
Egypt
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Egypt and Mesopotamia's belief systems were...
Regular
Monotheistic
Nomadic
Polytheistic
