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Unit 1 CAT Review

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Where did the earliest human societies originate? East Africa
Most ancient civilizations settled near what type of physical geographic feature? Rivers & Bodies of Water
What were the advantages of settling near rivers and bodies of water? Drinking Water Hygiene (cleaning, bathing) Farming Transportation and trading
What were the major characteristics of hunting-gathering societies Always moving to follow food sources Dangerous Lifestyle Temporary shelters
What were the major characteristics of farming societies? Able to grow own crops Able to know what they’re eating More permanent settlements
What physical geographic feature had the biggest impact in Ancient Mesopotamia? The Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
What type of resource are the following items: wood, sunlight, water, rocks, grass and trees? Natural Resources
What type of resource are the following things? Sickles, tools, canals, carts Capital Resources
What type of resource is the following things? Farmers, Scribes, and Priests Human Resources
What caused farming societies to have a surplus of crops? Improved tools
Having extra, or more than you need is called having a... SURPLUS
True/False: Everyone in Babylonian society was treated equally under Hammurabi’s Code? FALSE
Why is it important to have written laws? So that everyone can know what the law is and can obey the law
Diaries, autobiographies and newspaper articles from the time period are all examples of which kind of source? PRIMARY SOURCES
Textbooks, documentaries and biographies are all examples of which kind of source? SECONDARY SOURCES
Sources that were created at a later time period SECONDARY SOURCES
Sources that existed during the time period PRIMARY SOURCES
B.C.E Stands for... Before the Common Era
C.E Stands for Common Era
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