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| Before the rise of civilization people were nomadic. What does this mean? | They traveled from place to place hunting and gathering food.
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| How was the behavior of nomadic people regulated? | Through unwritten customs
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| How did ancient people progress in their social organization? | Nomadic clans to villages to city-states to empires
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| The first civilizations developed near these two rivers | The Tigris and Euphrates River
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| Why did the first civilizations develop in river valleys? | Because annual flooding left silt on the surrounding land which enriched the soil
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| How did the first farmers cope with challenges posed by rivers? | They learned to control flooding and use irrigation systems
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| What was the name of the area that gave birth to the first civilizations? | Mesopotamia
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| What do all civilizations need to survive and grow? | Resources
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| What was the first civilization of the ancient world? | Sumer
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| What are the five key elements of civilization? | Centralized Government; Organized Religion; Arts, Architecture, and Public Works; Job Specialization and Social Classes; Writing
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| What does polytheistic mean? | Believed in many gods and goddesses
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| How did the Hebrews differ from other ancient people? | Were Monotheistic, not polytheistic
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| What was the most important religious duty of ancient citizens? | To keep their gods happy
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| What were the temples in the Fertile Crescent called? | Ziggurats
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| What stood at the top of each Ziggurat? | A shrine to the chief god or goddess of the city
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| Why did ancient rulers build large palaces and temples? | To make the citizens believe in the power and strength of the rulers and gods
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| What claim did ancient rulers claim to justify their authority? | The will of the gods
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| What does it mean when we say that rulers in the ancient world were hereditary leader? | Leadership was passed from father to son
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| What caused conflicts among the Fertile Crescent? | They competed to control land and water
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| What developed as a result of the need to control the rivers, collect taxes, and build public works projects? | The first centralized governments in history
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| List any three groups of people who developed civilizations in the Fertile Crescent. | Akkadians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Hebrews, Hittites, Medes, Persians, Phoenicians, and Sumerians
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| What tasks did the first organized governments perform? | Write laws, collect taxes, provide food supply, and maintain defense
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| Why were the first laws written? | To regulate the behavior of people who were now strangers to one another in cities
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| In the ancient world, who was specially trained to read and write? | a scribe
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| What did ancient people invent to record grain harvests and keep accurate records of the seasons? | writing
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| How did ancient rulers use public works projects to ensure the cities' food supplies? | Built irrigation systems, roads, and bridges and kept records of harvests
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| How did ancient use public works projects to provide for the defense of the city? | Built walls around the city to protect it from attack
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| How did cities change the way people worked? | People specialized in jobs for the first time
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| Why were people able to specialize in jobs in early civilizations? | Surpluses in food mean that not everyone had to search for food
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| Raking people according to their hobs led to this. | The development of the first social classes
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