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Test Review: Neolithic revolution & River Valley Civilizations
Test is Friday 9/15/17
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#1 What were nomads? People who have no permanent home – they follow the food supply
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#2 What was the Neolithic revolution?
Change from food gathering to food producing
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#3 What developed during the Neolithic revolution?
Agriculture (farming)
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Domestication of animals Communities & villages emerged
#4 What were 6 changes or effects that the Neolithic revolution caused? Domestication of animals Systematic farming Better diet & Shelter Food surplus Rise in Population Communities & villages emerged
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#5 How did the Neolithic revolution affect the nomadic lifestyle?
Many Humans stop living as nomads &settle down in cities
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#6 What are the 5 characteristics of civilization?
Advanced cities Record keeping Advanced technology Specialized workers Complex institutions
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#7 What are the two types of complex institutions?
Government & religion
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#8 What are some examples of record keeping?
Court records, official government documents, poetry, letters, drawings…
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#9 What makes a city advanced?
It is a Center of trade
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Anything that makes Life better or easier
#10 What is technology? Anything that makes Life better or easier
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#11 Where were the early centers of civilization?
In the 4 River Valleys
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#12 What are the advantages /disadvantages to living near a river ?
Transportation/trade Fertile soil/ irrigation Water to drink Disadvantages: Unpredictable Flooding lose Homes/lives/crops
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#13 What are the geographic characteristics of the early river valleys ?
Fertile land farming – wheat, barley, cotton Flooded sometimes unpredictably Natural Barriers May protect from invasion
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#14 What is subsistence agriculture?
Growing just enough crops for your family
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#15 What is the practice of trading goods/services for other goods/services called?
Barter
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#16 What is a primary source? a secondary source?
Primary Source: created by a person present at the event Secondary source: Created by someone later who was not present at the event
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#17 In which river valley did Mesopotamia begin?
Tigris River & Euphrates river
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#18 What do we call the area near these rivers? Why?
Fertile crescent Fertile = good farming land crescent = shape
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#19 Why did Hammurabi create a code of laws?
To unite his large empire under written laws
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#20 What was the writing of the Mesopotamians called?
cuneiform
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#21 What achievement of architecture in sumeria shows the importance of religion to them?
ziggurat
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#22 What were technology items or achievements that Mesopotamians created?
Wheel Plow Tools Weapons Writing architecture
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#23 what IS A GOVERNMENT WHERE THE RULER IS SEEN AS A GOD (DIVINE)?
THEOCRACY
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#24 Which river was the Indus river valley centered around?
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#25 What kind of religion was practiced in the Indus valley?
Polytheism = many gods
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#26 What were some of the achievements of the indus?
Planned cities - grids Citadels (Fort) Sewage & plumbing systems
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#27 Around which rivers did early Chinese civilizations form?
Yellow (Huang He) River Yangtze River
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#28 what are some examples of Chinese record keeping?
Court records Pictographs Oracle bones
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#29 what was the Egyptian writing called?
Hieroglyphics
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#30 What are some of the achievements of the Egyptians?
Pyramids sphinx Medicine/anatomy Accurate calendar
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#31 Why would an accurate calendar be important in early civilization?
To know the planting & harvesting seasons
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