What is a delta
A fertile marshland at the end of the Nile
A place of worship that is often dedicated to a sacred object or person
Shrine
Calendar created by Julius Caesar, based on the founding of Rome
Times New Roman
Julian
Gregorian
Greek
What did the Egyptians use as both a part of worship and a part of embalming?
Incense
What two words describe the part of the map shown in the GIF
Compass Rose
Pharaoh who is given credit for uniting Upper and Lower Egypt into one kingdom
Sargon
Ahkhenaten
Ahmose
Narmer
A government controlled by religious leaders
Autocracy
Theocracy
Monarchy
Democracy
Neru Pehut was the
The temple of Ra
The shrine built to Sargon
The first king of Mesopotamia
Guardian of the Royal Anus
A map that shows mountains, hills, plains, rivers, lakes, oceans, etc.
Projection Map
Political map
Physical map
Special Purpose Map
Egyptian pharaoh considered to be Egypt's first female pharaoh
Tutenkhamen
Hapshepshut
Ahmose
Narmer
This picture shows:
The agricultural revolution
Paleolithic Age
Prehistory
The Egyptian Old Kingdom
Not having enough of a resource is called
shadoof
irrigation
scarcity
surplus
Imaginary lines on globes and maps that provide information to help you easily locate places on the Earth
Latitude and longitude
Which government style has a kingdom passed down through family bloodlines?
Dynasty
Monarchy
Democracy
Republic
2340 B.C. leader of the Akkadians who overran the Sumerian city-state and set up the world's first empire
Hammurabi
Siddhartha Guatama
Nebuchadnezzar
Sargon
an object made by a human being, typically an item of cultural or historical interest.
artifact
Information gathered by someone who did not take part in or witness an event. Examples: encyclopedias and history books
Secondary sources
What is a shrine?
A Sumerian tribe leader
An incense burned to make bodies smell better
A place of worship
An excess of resources
An original document, the firsthand facts presented by someone present or participating in the event. Examples: photographs, journals, and government records
Primary sources
A geographical area of fertile land in the Middle East stretching in a broad semicircle from the Nile to the Tigris and Euphrates
Fertile Crescent
. An opinion or emotion expressed in a letter written by an angry leader
Bias
Secondary source
Artifact
conclusion
What was Narmer's biggest accomplishment?
He built a canal connecting the Nile to the Red Sea
He united the Upper and Lower kingdoms of Egypt
She was the first female pharaoh
He created the first pyramid
A legendary Sumerian king who was the hero of an epic-the world's first written fiction
Gilgamesh
Assyria
Sargon
Hammurabi
Which one is NOT somethng U.S. citizens are required to do?
pay taxes
obey the laws of the nation
Vote
Serve on a jury
Important canal built between these two bodies of water to help the Egyptians with irrigation and water trade
Red Sea and the Nile
The Tigris and the Euphrates River
The Nile River and the Euphrates River
Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea
What is opportunity cost?
The price of a scarce item
What you give up to get something else
The job that pays the most
The place where supply and demand meet
An era is a period of
10 centuries
many millenniums
10 decades
time when monarchies change
A person that is born in the U.S. gets their citiizenship by the
Law of soil
Passing a civics test when they turn 16
Serving in the military when they turn 18
Law of blood
A trace of an ancient living human, animal, or plant that has been preserved in rock.
Fossil
Created by Pope Gregory XIII; currently used in most of the world, based on birth of Christ
Gregorian calendar
a period of one thousand years
millennium
The first capital of Egypt, near the head of the Nile Delta.
Memphis
Thebes
Alexandria
Cairo
best known for a code of 282 laws, inscribed on a black stone pillar, illustrating the principles to be used in legal cases.
Hammurabi
This word means belief in many gods
polytheism