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Checkpoint 39.5 Graded Number your paper 1-7 You’ll have 30 seconds for each slide Tell someone “thank you” today.

1. The 5th century occurred during which years? A 500 – 599 A.D. B 200 – 299 A.D. C 600 – 699 A.D. D 400 – 499 A.D.

2. Which of the following is a map scale? A B C D

3. According to the Hebrew Bible, from which location did the Israelites migrate to Canaan? A. Egypt B. Assyria C. Lebanon D. Mesopotamia

4. The Israelites differed from many other ancient civilizations by… A. Worshipping only one God B. Settling in Canaan C. Creating written documents D. Being polytheistic

5. Who led the Hebrew people to the promised land and is considered the founder of Judaism? A. Joshua B. Moses C. Abraham D. Isaac

6. Who led the Hebrew people out of Egypt, in what is known as the Exodus? A. Moses B. Ramses II C. Joshua D. Abraham

7. Why is ancient Egyptian government also considered a theocracy as well as a monarchy? A. Its based on absolute power. B.Its based on religion C.Its based on elections D.Its based on agriculture

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1. The 5th century occurred during which years? A 500 – 599 A.D. B 200 – 299 A.D. C 600 – 699 A.D. D 400 – 499 A.D

2. Which of the following is a map scale? A B C D

3. According to the Hebrew Bible, from which location did the Israelites migrate to Canaan? A. Egypt B. Assyria C. Lebanon D. Mesopotamia

4. The Israelites differed from many other ancient civilizations by… A. Worshipping only one God B. Settling in Canaan C. Creating written documents D. Being polytheistic

5. Who led the Hebrew people to the promised land and is considered the founder of Judaism? A. Joshua B. Moses C. Abraham D. Isaac

6. Who led the Hebrew people out of Egypt, in what is known as the Exodus? A. Moses B. Ramses II C. Joshua D. Abraham

7. Why is ancient Egyptian government also considered a theocracy as well as a monarchy? A. Its based on absolute power. B. Its based on religion C. Its based on elections D. Its based on agriculture