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What did Hammurabi write in Cuneiform?

Hammurabi's Code / Set of Laws

Why did nomads move around?

To search for food

What did Systematic agriculture lead to?

Rise in population / Larger Settlements

What allowed people to devote their lives to non-agricultural work?

Surplus - having more than what you need

Metallurgy allowed Mesopotamians to create what?

Stronger weapons and tools

Who’s in the Upper class

Priest's, Warriors, Kings, Government Officials

What did irrigation help?

Agriculture, to grow more crops

What is Cuneiform?

Important contribution, first form of writing wedged shapes.

What is the Epic of Gilgamesh?

Oldest written story, important piece of literature.

Prehistory can also be called a what?

Era or Epoch

What’s a decade?

10 years

What does AD stand for?

Anno Domini "In the year of our lord"

What’s a Millennium?

1000 years

What’s century?

100 years

What line of latitude is 0 degrees and separates the world North (top) and South (bottom)

Equator

What line of longitude is 0 degrees and separates the world left (west) and right (east)

Prime Meridian

What are secondary sources?

Created after the fact.


-Biography, Textbook, Journal or magazine about previous events.

What is a primary source?

From the event.


Autobiography, Artifact, Diary,

What is the non religious way to say AD?

CE or Common Era

What is the non religious way to say BC?

BCE or Before Common Era

Who's in the middle class

farmers, merchants, artisans

Who's in the lower class?

Slaves, Criminals