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Unit 3 - Early Civilizations
Unit 3 - Early Civilizations
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Old stone age. New stone age. Egyptian and Mesopotamian civilizations.
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Temple built according to Mesopotamian architecture.
pyramid
ziggamound
zygote
ziggurat
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Hunters and gatherers.
Nomads
Sherpas
Nomenclatures
Bedouins
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Key to interpreting ancient Egyptian writing.
Rossini Stone
Stone Henge
Rosetta Stone
Rosacia Stone
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Who built the Hanging Gardens of Babylon for his wife?
Belshazzar
Joshiah the Great
Nebuchadnezzur
Cyrus the Great
5
First five books of the Hebrew Bible.
Talmud
Torah
Koran
Old Testament
6
Which pharaoh was a woman?
Menes
Ugotmeebudd
Hatshepsut
Ramses
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Culture that created the earliest alphabet.
Patricians
Phoenicians
Egyptians
Persians
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Land between the rivers.
Fertile Crescent
Hippotamia
Mohenja-Daro
Mesopotamia
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Jewish house of worship.
chapel
synod
mosque
synagogue
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Another name for "New Stone Age".
Neologism
Neolithic
Neophyte
Neographic
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Which of the following is not one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World?
Lighthouse at Alexandria
Hanging Gardens of Babylon
Great Wall of China
Pyramid at Giza
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Spread of ideas, culture and technology.
cultural containment
cultural diffusion
cultural isolationism
diaspora
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Title for a teacher of the law in Judaism.
Imam
Rabbi
Pentateuch
Prophet
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Modern day country most closely identified with Persia.
Syria
Jordan
Iran
Iraq
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First written code of laws in human history.
Draconian Code
Ten Commandments
Code of Hammurabi
Code of Chivalry
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Artisan.
craftsman
merchant
warrior
peasant
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Term that means "Old Stone Age".
Paleologist
Paleolithic
Petrographic
Lithographic
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Famous general who discovered the Rosetta Stone.
Hannibal
Napoleon Bonaparte
Joseph Stalin
George Washington
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The most sacred city of Judaism.
Damascus
Mecca
Jerusalem
Jericho
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Ancient Egyptian form of writing.
sanskrit
pictophonetic
cuneiform
hieroglyphics