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Ancient Near East

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A history book about ancient Egypt, written by modern historians, would be considered a… Secondary Source
Artwork created by ancient Egyptians would be considered a… Primary Source
How did humans of the Paleolithic Age get their food? Hunting and gathering
What major change did the Neolithic Revolution make in how people got their food? People began farming crops and domesticating animals.
Why were some people able to make a living as artisans after the Neolithic Revolution? Farming produced so much food that it allowed some people to work other jobs, like being artisans
How did pastoral nomads live? Moving around with domesticated animals
What animal were the Indo-Europeans the first to domesticate? Horse
What rivers did Sumer depend on for its water supply? Tigris and Euphrates
What was Sumer’s religion like? Their religion was polytheistic, with many gods and goddesses
Instead of being united into a single empire, the cities of ancient Sumer were divided into… City-States
What were some inventions of ancient Sumer? Bronze, the wheel, sundial, cuneiform...
The world’s first writing system, developed in ancient Sumer, is known as: Cuneiform
What kind of government did Sumer have? Theocracy - government established by divine or religious authority
What is one example of Sumerian literature? The Epic of Gilgamesh
Which leader founded the Akkadian Empire - one of the first empires in history? Sargon
After the Akkadian Empire collapsed, which Sumerian city established a new kingdom? Ur
What did King Shulgi develop, in order to run his kingdom in Mesopotamia? A bureaucracy, to keep his kingdom organized
Which of the following is Hammurabi remembered for? Creating a code of laws
The writing system in ancient Egypt, known for using pictures to represent words, is known as: Hieroglyphics
What did the pharaoh Khufu have constructed, as a monument and tomb for himself? Great Pyramid
What controversial change did Amenhotep IV make to Egyptian religion? Emphasized worship of a single god, the sun god Aten
Which pharaoh is remembered for uniting Upper and Lower Egypt, beginning the Old Kingdom? Narmer
Which of the following was one of the few women to become pharaoh, remembered for organizing trade to regions like Punt? Hatshepsut
Egypt’s Middle Kingdom ended when what group invaded? The Hyksos
What two sides fought at the Battle of Kadesh? Egypt and the Hittites
What group destroyed the Hittite Empire, before being destroyed by Pharaoh Rameses III at the Battle of the Delta? Sea Peoples
What kingdom was created in Nubia after it became free from Egyptian rule? Kush
What were the major exports of Kush’s trade? Gold, ivory, and slaves
Though it started out as a single kingdom, ancient Israel eventually divided into two kingdoms known as: Israel and Judah
Which of the following is true of the ancient Israelite religion? It was monotheistic, worshipping one God
How was the Phoenician alphabet different from earlier forms of writing? It had only 22 letters, each representing a sound
What was a valuable trade item that only the Phoenicians knew how to create? Purple dye
The Jewish Temple was located in the city of… Jerusalem
Which city did Dido found, as a Phoenician colony? Carthage
Who created the Neo-Babylonian Empire after the Assyrian empire collapsed? Nebuchadrezzar II
How did the kingdom of Judah come to an end? Conquered by Nebuchadrezzar II and the Neo-Babylonian Empire.
What did Ashubanipal have constructed in the city of Nineveh? One of the world’s first libraries
Which best describes Assyrian warfare? In addition to a powerful army, they used fear as a weapon.
Who founded the Persian Empire? Cyrus
How was Cyrus different from Assyrian rulers? He was very tolerant and well liked by his subjects
What area did Cambyses add to the Persian Empire? Egypt
A governor of a territory in the Persian Empire was known as a: Satrap
What was one way Darius I helped organize the Persian Empire? Created official coins to promote trade
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