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Why is geography important to history?
It shows us the connections between people, places, and events.
How do archaeologists find out about early peoples?
They dig to find artifacts.
Which of the following is a job of a historian?
To study writing evidence about the past.
Which of the following was characteristic of the Old Stone Age?
Toolmaking
What was the Neolithic revolution?
The change from hunting and food-gathering to farming.
Which was a key feature of early civilizations?
Cities
When did early people first begin to use stone tools?
In the Old Stone Age
What evidence suggests that early people believed in life after death?
They buried their dead with great care.
What is a changes characterized by the New Stone Age?
People established farming villages.
Where did the first cities emerge/
The first cities emerged in river valleys.
How did ancient Egyptians view their pharaohs?
Egyptians viewed their pharaohs as gods.
What did the Eqyptians believe about death?
The Egyptians believed in life after death.
Why did the Eqyptians start hieroglyphics?
The Eqyptians started hieroglyphics because there was a need to keep records.
What was Sumer made up of?
Sumer was made up of independent city-states.
Why was Code of Hammurabi a major achievement?
The Code of Hammurabi was a major achievement because it was the first major collection of laws.
What geographic feature had the great influence on ancient Egypt?
The greatest geographic influence on ancient Egypt was the Nile River.
What was the largest social group in ancient Egypt?
The largest social group in ancient Egypt was farmers.
Who spread the middle Eastern civilization throughtout the Mediterranean?
Middle Eastern civilization was spread throughtout the Mediterranean by the Phoenicians.
What two water bodies influenced early Indian civilization?
Early Indian civilization was influenced by the Indus and Ganges rivers.
What happened to the civilization in early Indus Valley civilization?
Early Indus Valley civilization disappeared with a trace and was only rediscovered in 1922.
How were the Aryans people to classes?
The Aryans divided people into classes by occupations.
What nation first achieved silkmaking?
Silkmaking was first achieved by the Chinese.
What cause Greece to create many small city-states?
The geography of Greece helped create many small city-state.
What countries were in the the Peloponnesian War?
The Peloponnesian War resuled from conflict between Greece and Persia.
What was Alexander's most lasting achievement?
Alexander's most lasting achievement was the spread of Greek culture.
What is oligarchy?
A form of government controlled by a small,powerful elite from the bussiness class is called an OLIGARCHY.
What occupation were Sparten boy trained?
From childhood, Sparten boys were trained to be soldiers.
Who was the leader of Athen during the golden age?
Athen enjoyed a golden age under the leadership of Pericles.
In Roman government, who represented the rights of plebeians?
tribunes
During the Roman empire, what system contributed unity and stability?
During the empire, the Roman legal system contributed unity and stability
What was Rome's attitude toward the Jews of Palestine?
Romans tolerated the Jew's religion.
What was the mission of Jesus?
Jesus proclaimed that his mission was to bring spiritual salvation to believers.
Where was the center of power for the Roman Empire under Constantine's rule?
The center of power for the Roman Empire under Constantine's rule was Constantinople.
What lead to the "fall" of Rome?
*Germanic invasions
*corrupt officials
*heavy taxes
What followed the decline of Roman republic?
The decline of the Roman republic followed a centery of civil wars fought over the question who should hold power.
What civilization ruled an area that included the Andes Mountains?
Incas
What was the purpose of the Incan road system?
The Incan road system was built primarily for the purpose of allowing armies and news to move rapidly throughtout the empire.
How did the first people to migrate to North American?
The first people who migrated to North America came by way of a land bridge across the present day Bering Strait.
Why did the lords grant land to the vassels under feudalism?
Under feudalism, lords granted land to vassel in exchange for military service.
What was the manor economy based?
The manor economy was based on farming and self-sufficiency.
What effects did agricultural technologies in the Middle Ages have?
The agricultural technologies in the Middle Ages led to end of feudalism.
What group made up the largest part of the population in feudal society.
peasants
How did the three field system contribute to the agricultural revolution that took place during the Middle ages?
The three field system allowed the peasants to produce more crops.
Why was the Magna Carta important?
The Magna Carta asserted that the monarch must obey the law.
What was the chief goal of the Crusades?
The chief goal of the Crusades was to free the Holy Land.
What was the Reconquista?
The Reconquista refers to the campaign to drive the Muslims out of Spain.
Why is Joan of Arc remembered?
Joan of Arc led the French to victories against the English in the Hundred Years' War.
What geographic characteristics of Greece provided a link to the outside world?
The sea provided a geographic characteristics of Greece provided a link to the outside world.
Wo established an empire that extended from Greece to Eyypt and India?
Alexander established an empire that extended from Greece to Eyypt and India.