Semester 1 GHW Review

Egypt is known as 'the Gift of the Nile'? The physical feature shown here supported them?

Which describes a culture hearth?

This set of laws can be described by, 'an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth'.

This is when wealthy people move in, buy up cheap land in the city, and force the poor out.

These are negatives about a place that make us want to leave.

A group of people with a shared history and culture is?

Ancient civilizations showed off their might by..?

These are aspects of a place that make us want to move there.

Mesopotamia was actually a collection of these powerful things.

Which forces pull a group of people apart?

The idea that a group of people have control over themselves, their land, and their future is?

This kind of development has people of different economic classes living together.

Who ruled the Egyptians?

Many city-states were 'meso' these two 'potamias'.

This is a measure of the different kinds of people in a population.

This is when cities grow and grow, taking over the surrounding countryside.

The Egyptians are famous of what piece of architecture?

Which innovations allowed us to settle down and build civilizations because we had extra food.

Hieroglyphics were written by whom?

This is when the people with money and power fled cities for suburbs as cities became diverse.

Why would civilizations set up near deltas?

How does irrigation help a civilization?

A ruling family, where power is passed down generationally, can also be called a...

The sum total of the way we live our lives can be called our..?

What piece of Architecture was primarily built to protect a culture hearth?

This kind of development has places for people to live, work, and play all in one area.

Tourism aimed at promoting a health planet and healthy economies in the places visited.

This writing system used wedge shapes in clay.

People who travel around looking for food can be called

A group of people with a shared history and culture, that also have sovereignty is called?

Which forces pull people together?

What did this thing do?

Which civilization needed the help of the Huang He?

These buildings housed the Mesopotamian religion.

The process of people moving from rural areas to cities is called?

Which civilization was in the Middle East?

A country with a high standard of living: good education, healthcare, economy, etc.

This pictures shows what kind of land?

One similarity we see in all ancient civilizations is that...

Mesopotamia was made of city-states, Egypt was an empire. What is the difference?