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World History Pg 7-8

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What was the bronze age named after? people learning to make bronze tools, weapons, and ornaments
Name three things that were invented during the bronze age: Any 3 (wheel, plow, writing, money, cities, armies, and chariots)
The bronze age marks what period in time? the end of prehistoric times and the beginning of ancient times
What years did the bronze age exist? from about 4000 BC to about 1000 BC
What civilization did the Egyptians probably learn from? Mesopotamia
Egypt is nicknamed ______ because the river provided irrigation water, fertile soils due to annual flooding, and easy transportation by boat? Gift of the Nile
Why did the Egyptians consider the river sacred? Because it separated the land of the living and the land of the dead
Egypt's two main geographic features: Sahara and the Nile
What kind of religion did the Egyptians have? polytheistic
How long did the ancient Egyptian religion last? roughly 3000 years
What celestial body is the Eygptian calendar based on? sun
Name two of Egypt's rulers: (Ramses II, Queen Hatshepsut, Cleopatra, or King Tut
What was King Tut famous for? his unplundered tomb
Why is government necessary? to provide an orderly way to make decisions to maintain public order through police and courts, and to supply services
Who are monarchies ruled by? kings and queens
Who are democracies ruled by? the people
Who are dictatorships ruled by? usually one leader and military
Ancient Egyptians were preoccupied with what? religion and afterlife
To enter into the next life, the body had to be preserved through what? mummification
Where are the most famous burial tombs located? Giza near Cairo
Who are believed to have built the pyramids? valued members of society
What did the Egyptians write on? papyrus
What is papyrus made out of? it is made from a reed plant that has been pressed and dried like paper
What helped modern people understand hieroglyphics? the Rosetta Stone
Name three of Africa's major geographic features: (Sahara Desert, Kalahari Desert, and the tropical rainforests, Great Rift Valley, Nile River, Mt. Kilimanjaro)
What is a wide triangle-shaped area of flat land called? A delta
What are Egypt's two largest cities? Cairo and Alexandria
The Sahara Desert is about the size of what? The United States of America
Why has Sub-Saharan Africa been nicknamed "black Africa?" Because its people have darker skin than North African people
Where was the Rosetta Stone discovered and by whom? In Egypt by Napoleon's army in the late 1700's
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