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1. Hunter-gatherers survived on planted crops.
2. Hunter gatherers were nomadic.
3. The creation of democratic government developed the most enabled early peoples to form permanent settlements.
4. Before any other developments, people invented fire.
5. The shift from food gathering to food production was called to agricultural/neolithic revolution.
6. The difference between a fossil and an artifact is that fossils aren't made by humans; artifacts are made by humans.
7. The earliest hominid remains have been found in Africa.
8. Hammurabi's Code is listed laws and punishments that people of the Babylonian Empire had to follow.
9. The first Kind to conquer all of the Sumerian city-state was Sargon.
10. Mesopotamia became the center of trade because it was located near several major waterways and its leader made peace treaties with other nations.
11. Cuneiform was the earliest know system of writing and was first written on papyrus.
12. The world's longest river is the Nile.
13. After flooding, the Nile deposits fine soil called black land.
14. The fertile soil on the banks of the Nile is called
15. The Nile flooded
16. A line of rulers from the same family made up a dynasty in Egypt.
17. Mesopotamians and Egyptians thought their leaders should be
18. Mummification is the process of preserving a body after death.
19. The process that is used to stop a body from decomposing is called
20. The helped crack the code of reading ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics.
21. The Nile provided floods from good farming, transportation from the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea, and it's life giving properties inspired religious beliefs in the Egyptians.
22. Under Ramses II, the Egyptians experienced
23. Hatshepsut's reign significant was being the first female Pharaoh and she establishes new trade networks that greatly increased Egypt's wealth.
24. The iron-producing capital of Kush was
25. When the Egyptians put items into tombs, they thought that they could be used in the afterlife.
26. The Egyptians religion changed under Akhenaton by
27. The first people in India settled near the sea so that they could travel the distant lands quickly.
28. India is called a sub-continent because
29. The civilizations of Harappa and Mohenjo Daro did not feature
30. Brahmanism was an
31. The word karma for Hindu meant that one's deeds in life determines their next life.
32. The untouchables are people whose jobs involved the lowly and dirty tasks.
33. The Hinduism and India's Caste System are linked because the Hindus must carry out their assigned duties in life.
34. The main goal of people that followed by Buddhism as the Buddha taught it was
35. The Four Noble Truth and the Eight-fold Path are basic beliefs found in Hinduism.
36. The Maurya dynasty king left a legacy of spreading Buddhism
37. The Bhagavad Gita influential in Indian history and culture
38. The first system of writing was the important contribution that came from ancient India.
39. The early Chinese civilization developed free of many outside influences because
40. left behind oracle bone artifacts.
41. The Chinese civilization first developed
42. The didn't separate China's early people from the rest of the world.
43. The central belief of Daoism is to
44. The great Chinese teacher taught Confucius
45. During the Shang dynasty, humans practiced respecting their parents and ancestors.
46. Ancestor worship, or treating parents with repsect, is one of the most important teaching of Confucianism.
47. Qin emperor and Shi Huangdi to unite and control China.
48. Shi Huangdi was the
49. Liu Bang held being an emperor of the Qin dynasty before he started the Han dynasty.
50. is a way of governing in which wealthy official, chosen by ruler, running officers.
51. The Silk Roads are called trans-Eurasian because
52. The Silk Roads connected China and
53. All of the following are examples of cultural diffusion of Chinese ideas and customs except for
54. The Silk Roads illustrates cultural diffusion by
55. The laws of the Israrlites were based on the New Testament.
56. The first five books of the Hebrew Bible are called the Ten Commandments.
57. The shepherd is considered the father of the Hebrews.
58. A belief in one god is called monotheism.
59. Today, the religion of the Hebrews is known as
60. The Hebrews came to be in Egypt
61. The migration of Israelite out of Egypt is called the Exodus.
62. The Jewish refers to the scattering of Jewish people around the world.
63. Greece is made up of many islands and peninsulas.
64. Greece's mountains terrain and its series of small islands influenced the ancient Greeks to develop
65. People were not often supported by common people were not a thing to describe Greek's tyrants.
66. The basic form of government is Greece was the metropolis.
67. The government of Athens was an example of democracy.
68. Only free adult land owning-men could be citizen in Athens.
69. The Iliad is about the
70. The purpose of fables were to teach people about history.
71. The Persian War started when the Persians conquered Athens.
72. The positive outcome from the Persian War is that the Persians won.
73. Come home victorious or die fighting.
74. Athens and Sparta gained power.
75. Egypt was part of the Arabian Sea.
76. Egypt.
77. Wars and History.
78. the mediterranean sea
79. two brothers who had been rescued by wolfs.
80. Patricians
81. Augustus
82. Syrian