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People who move from place to place Nomads
Long periods of extreme cold Ice age
Relating to the earliest period of the stone age Paleolithic
Area in France where cave paintings were discovered Lascaux
Tools and methods to perform tasks Technology
Who do historians call the general early period of human history? Stone Age
What is the best example of how an advance in the use of technology made life less difficult for Paleolithic people? They discovered how to use fire
One of the most important technologies used by the Paleolithic people was Tools
What advancement during the Paleolithic Age made communication between people easier? The development of spoken language
Greek for land between the rivers Mesopotamia
Complex societies that have organized governments, culture and writing Civilization
A method that brings water to crops Irrigation
Has its own government but is not part of any larger unit City-state
A form of writing developed by the people of Sumer Cuneiform
Sumerian templeto honor their chief god was called a Ziggurat
Although most Sumerians were farmers many made metal cloth and pottery because they were skilled Artisans
The few Sumerians who learned how to write often held high positions in society as what Scribes
The calendar developed by the Sumerians was based on The number 60
After the last ice age ended many nomads moved into areas with a milder climate and fertile land. As a consequence - BLANK - eventually replaced hunting and gathering as the main source of food . Farming
BLANK the organized growing of food on a regular schedule allowed people to produce a constant food supply Systematic agriculture
During the Neolithic age people settled in BLANK located near fields and water sources Villages
The finding of BLANK in catalhuyuk is evidence that religion was becoming an important part of people’s lives Shrines
During the late Neolithic age craftspeople in Western Asia discovered that mixing copper and tin formed BLANK - an important technological breakthrough Bronze
What was the most important and long lasting effect that the agricultural revolution had on peoples lives? The population grew at a faster rate and people settled into communities
As food became more abundant fewer people were needed in the fields. As a result some people became Artisans or skilled workers
A group of traveling merchants Caravan
The Assyrian empire’s capital city Nineveh
A political district Province
Chaldean king who rebuilt babylon Nebuchadnezzar
One who studies the stars and planets Astronomers
What did the Hittites teach the Assyrians that helped make their army stronger? How to use stronger metals such as iron for weaponry
Which part of Babylon was known as one of the seven wonders of the world ? Hanging gardens
Babylon became rich from trade because it was located on a major trade route between the Mediterranean Sea and BLANK Persian Gulf
In 612 BC the Chaldeans defeated whom? Assyria
Which mountain people captured Babylon in 539 BC? The persians
From what continent did first humans come? Southwest Asia
What is a historian? A person who studies and writes about the past
What is an archaeologist? A person who studies human history and prehistory through the excavation and analysis of artifacts.
What is a primary source? First hand account of an event
What is a secondary source? An analysis or restatement of a primary source
Why was it called the Stone Age? Because people made tools and weapons from stone.
Why is Otzi the iceman such an important discovery? Oldest known mummy
How did Otzi die? It is believed he was murdered - bled to death from an arrow
Why are cave paintings an important tool for understanding our ancestors ? Helped record history
Three Neolithic cities 1- Eridu 2- Uruk 3 - Ur
An important religious site to some Neolithic people was Shrines
Civilizations are complex societies with Cities and governments
What dis civilizations of Mesopotamia do to get water to their crops? Irrigation
What was a problem if you lived between the rivers? Flooding
BLANK was the first group of city- states that acted like a country in Mesopotamia Sumer
City states had their own what? Government - money - and police
Religious temples in Sumer were called Ziggurats
The Sumerian writing system was called Cuneiform
This famous Babylonian king wrote the first legal code. It covered most areas of daily life. Some laws were very cruel. Others were considered wise and fair. Hammurabi
Spiritually the people of Mesopotamia were polytheists They worshipped many gods
Who is credited with the invention of the wheel, cuneiform writing, iron weapons and the plow Sumerians
The Akkadians, Assyrians, Babylonians and Chaldeans were major civil actions in Mesopotamia
The Akkadians established the first what? Empire which means a group of many lands and many different people under one ruler
Who built the Gate of Ishtar, the Tower of Babel and the Hanging Gardens? The Babylonians
The famous Chaldean king who would eventually conquer Mesopotamia and even the city of Jerusalem in the Holy Land? King Nebuchadnezzar
The civilation led by Cyrus the great would conquer the Chaldeans to bring about the end of the early Mesopotamian civilizations? Persia
What did Assyrian kings hunt to show their power? Lions
What was the importance of the Epic of Gilgamesh? The worlds oldest story
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