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World H. Pg.7&8

Questions for page 7 & 8Answers for page 7 & 8
In the Bronze age what did the people learn to make? Bronze tools,ornaments,and weapons.
In the Bronze age what was their greatest inventions? the wheel,plow,writing,money,cities armies,and chariots.
How long did The Bronze age last? Roughly around 4000 B.C
Egypt is said to be _______? The gift of the Nile.
In the Bronze age what did the people learn to make? Bronze tools,ornaments,and weapons.
In the Bronze age what was their greatest inventions? the wheel,plow,writing,money,cities armies,and chariots.
How long did The Bronze age last? Roughly around 4000 B.C
Egypt is said to be _______? The gift of the Nile.
Who was the First known Pharaoh? King Tut
What did the pharaohs build that still stand today? Temples
What were the names of the ancient Egyptians god: of Rebirth,and god of Sun. Ra god of sun,Osiris god of rebirth
Who adopted the Egyptians Calendar The Romans
As societies grew larger what was necessary for the government to provide? an orderly way to make decisions,to maintain public order,and to supply services.
What are the major types of governments in history? Monarchies(kings and queens),Democracies,and dictatorships.
why did the Egyptians consider the river sacred? it separated the "land of the living" and the "land of the dead"
What is standing guard over the pyramids of Giza? The Sphinx
what did the Archaeologists not believe about the people who built the pyramids? That the people were not slaves.
Where are the most famous Burial tombs of ancient Egypt? They are the great pyramids at Giza near Cairo
What are Hieroglyphics? The Ancient Egyptian writing system that used pictures to represent words or syllables.
What did the hieroglyphics do? they recorded ancient Egypt culture for thousands of years.
What is papyrus? a reed plant pressed and dried to make a paper-like material.
What is the savanna? A large land area in central and southeast Africa.
How long does the Nile flow? 4,000 miles
What are Deltas? Flat areas of land that sometimes form at mouths of rivers.
What are Egypt's two largest cities? Cairo and Alexandria
What does the Sahara desert separate? North Africa from Sub-Saharan Africa>
What are in the eastern Africa? (land forms and rivers) The great Rift Valley, The Nile river, and Mount Kilimanjaro
What is Sub-Saharan Africa called sometimes? the "Black Africa"
Roughly how long does it take for skin color to change from black to white as humans spread north out of Africa? about 20,000
How long did the age of pyramid building last? 2700 B.C to 1000 BC
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