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Thomas E, G and R

Egypt/Greece/Rome

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1E) The people of Ancient Egypt built mudbrick home in villages and in the country. True
2E) What did ancient Egyptians use for burying pharaohs? a) pyramids b) adobes c) tepees d) houses A)pyramids
3E) The ancient Egyptians were able to live in Egypt because they were able to farm around a) the Sahara Desert b) the Sinai Desert c) the Nile River d) the Amazon River c) the Nile River
4E) Which word means long, long ago? a) present b) ancient c) future d) today b) ancient
5E)Which word means the present time? a) ancient b) future c) modern d) past c) modern
6E) What sea does the Nile River empty into? a) Red Sea b) Black Sea c) Arabian Sea d) Mediterranean Sea d)mediterranean sea
7E) A Pharaoh never let his hair be seen. True
8E) Both Egyptian men and women did not wear make up. False
9E) Egyptian children wore no clothing at all until they were in their teens. True
10E) Egyptian’s believed that the earth was flat and round. True
1G) There were over 1,500 Ancient Greek city-states, but only a few had major populations. True
2G) The people of ancient Greece did not traded with other cultures. False
3G)The history of Greece can be traced back to Stone Age hunters. True
4G)Later came early farmers and the civilizations of the Minoan and Mycenaean kings. True
5G)The Greek Bronze Age or the Early Helladic Era started around 2800 BC and lasted till 1050 BC True
6G)Bronze Age civilization, was not centering on the island of Crete. False
The period between the fall of the 7G)Mycenean civilizations and the readoption of writing in the eigth or seventh century BC. True
After the Trojan Wars the 8G)Mycenaeans went through a period of the country was weak and a tribe called the Dorians took over. True
9G)The Archaic Period in Greece refers to the years between 750 and 480 B.C True
10G)The age is defined through the development of art at this time. True
1R) For a while the northern part of Italy was inhabited by the Etruscans. True
2R) The southern portion of Italy was inhabited by the Egypt. False
3R) In approximately 753 B.C. small tribes moved into Italy and settled along the Tiber River. True
4R) Some of these small tribes were Spanish. False
5R)These Latin tribes did not want to be ruled by the Etruscan kings. True
6R)The newly formed army continued to fight for their town. True
7R)The Greeks hired the best general to fight the Roman army. True
8R)The Roman army made all the people they conquered citizens. True
9R)By 407 B.C. war broke out with the people of Carthage. False
10R)In the First Punic War (264 -241 B.C.) the Romans and the Carthaginians fought on land and on sea. True
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