social studes chapter 8 unit test
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| rome was built on what river? | Tiber River
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| Name three important geographical features of Rome: | Mountains- provided nat. resources
River- fresh water
middle- good trade location
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| what were the two brothers' names who supposedly started Rome? | Romulus and Remus
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| Octavian changed his name to: | Agustus
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| Julius Caesar crossed the ____________ | "Rubicon"
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| items made by humans | artifacts
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| traces of plants and animals found in rock | fossils
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| land between tigris and euphrates river | mesopotamia
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| better methods and tools to get tasks done | technology
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| practice doing just one job and becoming good at it | speacialization
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| way to make decisions and plans for large group of people | government
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| way to keep records | writing
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| time before writing | pre-history
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| belief in one god | monotheism
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| belief is many gods | polytheism
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| sumerians developed what type of writing? | kuneiform
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| group of different lands under one ruler | empire
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| who invented the wagon wheel plow sailboat? | sumerians
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| sumerians developed the number system based on | 60
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| the code of Hammurabi was a collection of laws that: | was the start of a justice system and it stated the expectations and consequences for behaivior
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| niles flooding was ______________ | dependable
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| tribute is: | forced payments that helped build a canal between the nile river and the red sea
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| the Great Pyramid was built in ______ for__________. | giza, King Khufu
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| Reed plant that grew along the nile: | papyrus
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| papyrus was used to make: | sandals, baskets, and papermaking
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| pyramids were first built in the______________________. | old kingdom
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| the old stone age is also known as the: | neolithic age
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| the new stone age is also known as the: | paleolithic age
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| forced out of ones own country: | exile
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| who led the israelites to canaan and was promised the land? | abraham
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| who led the isrealites out of egypt and recieved the Torah on Mount Sianai? | moses
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| Where did Moses recieve the Torah? | mount Sianai
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| who drove the philistines out and taxed heavily and used that money to expand the new capital of jerusalem? | Solomon
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| who were the Maccabees? | rebelled at the thought of worshiping grteek gods and cleansed temples of greek gods and godessess
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| ancient hymns and poems for religious ceremonies | vedas
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| government headed by religous leaders | theocracy
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