1. Today’s Review Topic: Early Civilizations
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Today’s Review Topic: Early Civilizations

2. Today’s Categories Are:

3. Early Civilizations

4. Culture & Government

5. Geography

6. Religions

7. Economy

8. JEOPARDY 100 200 300 400 500 Early Civilizations Culture & Government
Geography
Religions
Economy
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400
500
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9. All early civilizations developed around this kind of geographic feature.
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10. What are rivers?
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11. He developed the first written law code for the Mesopotamian civilization.
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12. Who is Hammurabi?
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13. These Indus river valley cities showed evidence of advanced urban planning such as underground sewage systems.
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14. What are Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro
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15. These are the 5 characteristics of “Civilization”
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16. What are:
Specialized labor, government, organized religion, trade and recording methods (writing).
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17. The writing system of ancient Mesopotamia
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18. What is Cuneiform?
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19. This was the language of the ancient Hindus.
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20. What is Sanskrit?
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21. These two classes in India ran the government.
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22. What are the Brahmins and the Kshatriyas?
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23. This describes the type of government who’s leader is either a religious leader or believed to be a god.
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24. What is a theocracy?
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25. These are the occupational or job divisions within each Varna in Indian society.
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26. What are Castes or Jati?
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28. This term refers to a government that controls many different peoples or nationalities. Ramses, the Gupta and Hammurabi all controlled one.
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29. What is an Empire?
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30. Because of all the essential food and resources the Egyptians got from their river, Egypt was given this nickname.
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31. What is “The Gift of the Nile?”
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32. The land between two rivers was between these two rivers.
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33. What are the Tigris and the Euphrates?
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34. These are “seasonal winds” that bring the dry and rainy seasons to India.
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35. What are monsoons?
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36. These two mountain ranges cut India off from contact with the rest of Asia, making it a “sub-continent.”
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37. What are the Himalayas and the Hindu Kush?
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38. The land of Mesopotamia was flat and this was great for planting crops, but describe 2 negative impacts this characteristic had on Mesopotamia.
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39. What are devastating floods and invasion.
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40. These structures were Mesopotamian temples.
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41. What are Ziggurats?
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42. These are the 3 major gods of Hinduism and the roles they perform
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43. Who are Brahma the Creator, Vishnu the Preserver and Siva the Destroyer?
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44. This term refers to the foundational promise between Abraham and God, it started the religion of Judaism.
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45. What is the Covenant?
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46. These are the holy books of Judaism and Hinduism respectively.
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47. What is the Torah, and the Vedas.
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48. This term refers to the scattering of the Jewish people from their promised land in Palestine by the Romans in 70 AD.
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49. What is the Diaspora?
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50. The process of trading goods and services for other goods and services is generally referred to as this.
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51. What is barter?
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52. This is the way a society uses its resources to meet its needs.
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53. What is an economy?
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54. In mostocivilizations this was first developed to keep track of goods offered at temples or exchanged in the marketplace.
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55. What is writing?
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56. When you grow more than enough food to meet your needs, you have this.
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57. What is a surplus?
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58. Besides agriculture, provide 3 specific reasons that Egypt could be called the “Gift of the Nile”
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59. What are papyrus products, transportation & trading, fishing, hunting etc.
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61. The Double Jeopardy Categories are:

62. Category 1

63. Category 2

64. Category 3

65. Category 4

66. Category 5

67. Double Jeopardy 200 400 600 800 1000 Category 1 Category 2 Category 3

68. Answer 200A
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69. Question 200A
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70. Answer 400A
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71. Question 400A
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72. Answer 600A
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73. Question 600A
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74. Answer 800A
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75. Question 800A
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76. Answer 1000A
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77. Question 1000A
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78. Answer 200B
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79. Question 200B
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80. Answer 400B
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81. Question 400B
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82. Answer 600B
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83. Question 600B
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85. Answer 800B
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86. Question 800B
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87. Answer 1000B
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88. Question 1000B
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89. Answer 200C
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90. Question 200C
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91. Answer 400C
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92. Question 400C
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93. Answer 600C
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94. Question 600C
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95. Answer 800C
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96. Question 800C
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97. Answer 1000C
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98. Question 1000C
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99. Answer 200D
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100. Question 200D
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101. Answer 400D
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102. Question 400D
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103. Answer 600D
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104. Question 600D
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105. Answer 800D
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106. Question 800D
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108. Answer 1000D
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109. Question 1000D
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110. Answer 200E
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111. Question 200E
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112. Answer 400E
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113. Question 400E
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114. Answer 600E
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115. Question 600E
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116. Answer 800E
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117. Question 800E
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118. Answer 1000E
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119. Question 1000E
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