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Welcome! Global 9 Interim Review Quarter 1 AIM: Review for the Interim Do Now: Take out your review sheet

These scientists study artifacts. Who are they?

Archeologists

Egypt, Mesopotamia, Indus Valley and Yellow Valley civilizations all settled near….

RIVERS

Why did civilizations settle near rivers? Give at least TWO reasons

Fertile soil, transportation, fresh water for animals and people

Believing in many gods is called….

Polytheism

Judaism was unique for the time period because they were ______

Monotheistic

How do we know that early people believed in an afterlife?

Burial Rituals

The Phonecians invented _____ to help them trade?

An alphabet to record transactions

What did we call people who were trained to read and write?

Scribes

What do geographers study?

People, Environments and Resources of the world

What is cultural diffusion? Give an example

When ideas, customs and technology spread

The Diaspora, the Torah, Monotheism, Exodus are all terms associated with which religion?

Judaism

Give an example of a primary source.

Diary, photograph,

Hammurabi’s Code punished people based on their…

Social Class

Sumer was divided into…

City-States

Name the 5 Themes of Geography

1. Location 2. Place 3. Region 4. Human-Environment Interaction 5. Movement

Describe the Caste System…and what religion is it a part of?

1. Determined a person’s job, friends, marriage partner 2. Hinduism

Pharaohs in Egypt were viewed as______

Gods

Before writing was invented is referred to as _______

Prehistory

Name the 8 Features of Civilization

1. Public Works 2. Arts and Architecture 3. Complex Religions 4. Job Specialization 5. Well-organized central governments 6. Cities 7. Social Classes 8. Writing

During the Paleolithic Age, how did people find food?

Hunted and gathered

What was one result of the Neolithic Revolution?

1. Rise of villages 2. Farming begins 3. Governments begin

What is the mandate of heaven?

The idea that god gave rulers the right to rule

How were the Indus River valley cities laid out?

In a grid pattern

The pyramids were used as _______

Tombs for the pharaohs

What is feudalism?

Political system where rulers give land to lords and nobles in exchange for military service

Why did the Zhou take over for the Shang?

The Zhou claimed the mandate of heaven

Why did the Indus Civilization fall into decline?

Historians believe it was an ecological disaster.

The Hebrews wrote their laws and events down in the _____

The Torah

The Hittites are known for inventing ______

Iron making