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History Test #1

QuestionAnswer
A. D. Latin for "in the year of our Lord"
Dig An excavation site
Primary Source firsthand information about an event in history
Government System of authority to govern
Nation A people who think of themselves as one and obey the laws
Republic A representative government whose leader is called a President
Sir Leonard Woolley British archaeologist who found Ur
Chaldea The southern region of Sumer
Absolute Monarchy A government whose leaders inherit rule with all power
Constitutional Monarchy A king or queen with representative government
Bedouins Arab nomads
Sumerians First known civilization to develop and use writing
Hittites early people of Asia Minor who built empires
Phoenicians connected the Middle East through trade and travel
Artifact object used to study the past
Tribe government whose leader is born into office, has all the power, and is called a chief
Ziggurat Sumerian temple
Papyrus Plant used for making paper-like material
Tyre & Sidon Two Phoenician cities famous for producing purple dye and blown glass
Croesus Last King of Lydia
History Written record of what man
Geography Study of the earth's surface, climate, countries, people, and cultures
Archaeology Study of ancient people by digging artifacts
Superstition Belief based on fear and ignorance not truth
Geographers People who study the surface of the earth
Latitude east and west imaginary lines around the earth
Prime Meridian Earth's zero-degree line of longitude
Physical Map Shows the geographical features of an area such as mountains, deserts, rivers, and lakes
Cardinal Directions north, south, east, west
Map Key explains map symbols, lines, and colors
Mountain elevated land that is taller than a hill
Altitude Height above sea level
Cliff wall of rock that is steep and tall
Island land surrounded by water
Longitude north and south imaginary lines around the earth
Equator Earth's zero-degree line of latitude
B.C. Before Christ
Lydians coin makers of ancient Middle East
Carthage Phoenician city in Northern Africa
Religion belief system of a people
location of Babylonia southern area of Fertile Crescent between the rivers
location of Canaan southern coast of Fertile Crescent
location Chaldea southern area of Fertile Crescent outside rivers
location of Lydia western part of Asia Minor
location of Hittites central Asia Minor
location of Mesopotamia center of Fertile Crescent between rivers
location of Mediterranean Sea large body of water west of the Fertile Crescent
location of Phoenecia northern coast of Fertile Crescent
Created by: Ms Hastings
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