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Ancient Civilizations - Mesopotamia and Egypt
Ancient Civilizations - Mesopotamia and Egypt
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Review over the ancient civilizations of Mesopotamia and Egypt.
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Mesopotamia was an important trade stop. Identify the item which was NOT imported. (page 36)
gold
textiles
blue lapis lazuli
black diorite
2
_____ had to be experts in writing hieroglyphics, Egyptian picture writing. (pg 34)
scribes
pharaohs
priests
farmers
3
In Egypt, pharaohs were thought to be a god leading to a ___________. (pg 10)
republic
civilization
democracy
theocracy
4
The Egyptians preferred to _______ the bodies in order to ensure they would last forever. p16
embalm
cremate
Ka
bury
5
What can be contributed to the growth of the world's first city-states? (page 8)
pharoahs
irrigation
pottery
Hammurabi
6
Mesopotamia was home to what major civilizations? (page 6)
Sumerian, Assyrian, Akkadian, Babylonian
Assyrian
Akkadian, Egyptian
Egyptian
7
The _____ god was the most dominant Egyptian deity and took many different forms. (pg 24)
wisdom
sun
death
moon
8
These special containers contained the internal organs from a dead body. (pg 70)
henna
khat
canopic jars
cartouche
9
With growth, what became a necessary part of development in order to maintain records? (pg 12)
Gilgamesh of Uruk
cuneiform
polytheism
empires
10
____ were used in Egyptian society to ward off injuries and used within magical spells. (pg 26)
amulets
berries
calendars
flowers
11
Interaction through warfare, migration, and trade were experienced with which "neighbors?" p 34
Americans, Canadians
Egyptians
Italians, French
Hittites, Egyptians, Hurrians
12
The area around the Nile River was referred to as the "Black Land" because of what reason? (p8)
the High Dam at Aswan
the rich dark silt on which the farmers grew their crop
the Nubian leaders towards the south
the desert that supported small settlements
13
By 3000 BCE, metalworkers mixed copper with tin and produced the tough alloy _____. (pg 28)
gold
silver
bronze
titanium
14
Eventually, Sumer was defeated by Sargon of Akkad who created the world's first ____. (pg 22)
empire
city-state
civilization
country
15
The Mesopotamian peoples worshiped many gods, but usually each city had its own special _____.
weapons
holidays
deity
Enlil
16
Eventually, pharaohs' tombs were more concealed in order to protect them from _____. (p 22)
lions
robbers
enemies
the high priest
17
This tall riverside reed were used to make baskets, sandals, boats, and Egyptian paper. pg71
scribe
sarchophagus
papyrus
shaduf
18
The ______ is one of the world's earliest surviving work of literature. (page 48)
story of Sargon
Story of Enkidu
code of Hammurabi
epic of Gilgamesh
19
Because of their lack of resources, the ____ set out to conquer other lands around 1120. (p 40)
Babylonians
Akkadians
Assyrians
Egyptians
20
Egypt became wealthy through trade. Which good was NOT imported from Nubia? (pg 40)
cedar
panther skins
giraffe tails
elephant tusks
21
In Mesopotamia, ________ were thought to be the earthly dwelling places of the gods. (pg 24)
tombs
ziggurats
pyramids
Assyria