4879298987 | Foragers | People who hunt animals and gather plants and animals | 0 | |
4879298988 | Domestication | Plants and animals having lost their usual wild living | 1 | |
4879298989 | Systematic agriculter | Planting crops in order to harvest and also breed animals | 2 | |
4879298990 | Matrineal | Relationship to mother | 3 | |
4879298991 | Patrineal | Relationship to father | 4 | |
4879298992 | City- state | Self government urban center | 5 | |
4879298993 | Ziggurat | Pyramid shaped tower | 6 | |
4879298994 | Cuneiform | Writing used to express their own language | 7 | |
4879298995 | Pharoah | Egyptian king | 8 | |
4879298996 | Pyramid | Stones laid on top of each other in the shape of a pyramid | 9 | |
4879298997 | Heiroglyphics | Writing developed in the early dynasty | 10 | |
4879298998 | Papyrus | Writing material | 11 | |
4879298999 | Dynasty | Passed down rulership of a country | 12 | |
4879299000 | What factors should be present in order for a society to be considered civilized | Cities cities as administrative centers, political system, people engaged into non- food- producing activities, social status, long distance trade, interest in science and art | 13 | |
4879299001 | What led up to the agricultural revolution? | Animals were being domesticated and there was more trade | 14 | |
4879299002 | How did the neolithic revolution transform life | Farmers outnumbered foragers | 15 | |
4879299003 | Does change occur more than diffusion or independent invention? | Diffusion occurs more often because we see many examples in life's history of people taking other people's ideas | 16 | |
4879299004 | Who was Hammirabi | Sixth king of the babylonian dynasty | 17 | |
4879299005 | Why- hammurabi | Law code for social classes punishment | 18 | |
4879299006 | What- hammurabi | Created the famous law code, physical punishments for crimes | 19 | |
4879299007 | When- hammurabi | Reigned (1792- 2750) | 20 | |
4879299008 | Where- hammurabi | Ruled in babylon | 21 | |
4879299009 | How- hammurabi | He died due to failing health | 22 | |
4879299010 | Significance of hammurabi | Created the law code | 23 | |
4879299011 | The code of Hammurabi identifies which three classes | The royal wealthy class, farmers and artisans, and slaves | 24 | |
4879299012 | The religious beliefs of the Sumerians | Their gods embodied forces of nature | 25 | |
4879299013 | Why did they have negative views on their gods? | Because they believed that they brought bad on the people | 26 | |
4879299014 | Connection between religion, politics, and social structure in egypt | They believe their Pharaohs or leaders are their god on earth and should achieve the afterlife | 27 | |
4879299015 | How would you describe the cities of the indus valley | High, thick, encircling walls | 28 | |
4879299016 | Difference between Mesopotamian and Egyptian system of writing | Mesopotamians used mostly cuneiform while Egyptians used hieroglyphics | 29 | |
4879299017 | What was similar about the Mesopotamian and Egyptian religious views? | Both polytheistic and worshiped their gods in temples | 30 | |
4879299018 | What is one similarity between the Mesopotamians and the Egyptians? | They both had similar social class ranking | 31 | |
4879299019 | What was one important geographical feature the Egyptians had? | The Nile river | 32 | |
4879299020 | What was so important about plant and animal domestication | It helped with the economy and also helped the people do less work | 33 | |
4875424626 | Foragers | People who hunt animals and gather plants and animals | 34 | |
4875424627 | Domestication | Plants and animals having lost their usual wild living | 35 | |
4875424628 | Systematic agriculter | Planting crops in order to harvest and also breed animals | 36 | |
4875424629 | Matrineal | Relationship to mother | 37 | |
4875424630 | Patrineal | Relationship to father | 38 | |
4875424631 | City- state | Self government urban center | 39 | |
4875424632 | Ziggurat | Pyramid shaped tower | 40 | |
4875424633 | Cuneiform | Writing used to express their own language | 41 | |
4875424634 | Pharoah | Egyptian king | 42 | |
4875424635 | Pyramid | Stones laid on top of each other in the shape of a pyramid | 43 | |
4875424636 | Heiroglyphics | Writing developed in the early dynasty | 44 | |
4875424637 | Papyrus | Writing material | 45 | |
4875424638 | Dynasty | Passed down rulership of a country | 46 | |
4875424639 | What factors should be present in order for a society to be considered civilized | Cities cities as administrative centers, political system, people engaged into non- food- producing activities, social status, long distance trade, interest in science and art | 47 | |
4875424640 | What led up to the agricultural revolution? | Animals were being domesticated and there was more trade | 48 | |
4875424641 | How did the neolithic revolution transform life | Farmers outnumbered foragers | 49 | |
4875424642 | Does change occur more than diffusion or independent invention? | Diffusion occurs more often because we see many examples in life's history of people taking other people's ideas | 50 | |
4875424643 | Who was Hammirabi | Sixth king of the babylonian dynasty | 51 | |
4875424644 | Why- hammurabi | Law code for social classes punishment | 52 | |
4875424645 | What- hammurabi | Created the famous law code, physical punishments for crimes | 53 | |
4875424646 | When- hammurabi | Reigned (1792- 2750) | 54 | |
4875424647 | Where- hammurabi | Ruled in babylon | 55 | |
4875424648 | How- hammurabi | He died due to failing health | 56 | |
4875424649 | Significance of hammurabi | Created the law code | 57 | |
4875424650 | The code of Hammurabi identifies which three classes | The royal wealthy class, farmers and artisans, and slaves | 58 | |
4875424651 | The religious beliefs of the Sumerians | Their gods embodied forces of nature | 59 | |
4875424652 | Why did they have negative views on their gods? | Because they believed that they brought bad on the people | 60 | |
4875424653 | Connection between religion, politics, and social structure in egypt | They believe their Pharaohs or leaders are their god on earth and should achieve the afterlife | 61 | |
4875424654 | How would you describe the cities of the indus valley | High, thick, encircling walls | 62 | |
4875424655 | Difference between Mesopotamian and Egyptian system of writing | Mesopotamians used mostly cuneiform while Egyptians used hieroglyphics | 63 | |
4875424656 | What was similar about the Mesopotamian and Egyptian religious views? | Both polytheistic and worshiped their gods in temples | 64 | |
4875424657 | What is one similarity between the Mesopotamians and the Egyptians? | They both had similar social class ranking | 65 | |
4875424658 | What was one important geographical feature the Egyptians had? | The Nile river | 66 | |
4875424659 | What was so important about plant and animal domestication | It helped with the economy and also helped the people do less work | 67 |
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