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Deck 1: Water and Soil, Stone and Metal: The First Civilizations
1
Two rivers enabled Sumerian agriculture and its civilization, the Tigris and the
A) Danube.
B) Nile.
C) Jordan.
D) Euphrates.
A) Danube.
B) Nile.
C) Jordan.
D) Euphrates.
D
2
Early agriculturalists were mostly men.
False
3
Bronze appeared by:
A) 2000 bce
B) 4000 bce
C) 7000 bce
D) 500 ce
A) 2000 bce
B) 4000 bce
C) 7000 bce
D) 500 ce
B
4
Humanity's relationship with the gods, according to early Mesopotamian religion, can best be described as
A) humans exist to serve the gods.
B) the gods created humans as entertainment.
C) humans exist to choose between good and evil.
D) humans exist to fight the gods.
A) humans exist to serve the gods.
B) the gods created humans as entertainment.
C) humans exist to choose between good and evil.
D) humans exist to fight the gods.
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5
Secular and religious power in Mesopotamia was represented by the two offices of _________and __________, which emerged together.
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6
Enlil was
A) the first king.
B) a river in Sumer.
C) a priestess.
D) the sky god.
A) the first king.
B) a river in Sumer.
C) a priestess.
D) the sky god.
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7
The myth of the __________________ represented a fear of real events for Sumerians.
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8
Writing was a tightly held monopoly by professional scribes in Sumer.
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9
What group conquered the Sumerian city-states around 2350 bce?
A) Egyptians
B) Sea People
C) Akkadians
D) Indians
A) Egyptians
B) Sea People
C) Akkadians
D) Indians
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10
Sargon's conquered territory was linked together in an early form of ________.
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11
Sargon grew wealthy from combining Sumer's agriculture with
A) trade.
B) diplomacy.
C) exploration.
D) metallurgy.
A) trade.
B) diplomacy.
C) exploration.
D) metallurgy.
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12
The Akkadian Empire was the first example of the importance of the connections between which two regions?
A) Europe and America
B) Central Asia and the Mediterranean
C) the Indian Ocean and the Mediterranean
D) Africa and Europe
A) Europe and America
B) Central Asia and the Mediterranean
C) the Indian Ocean and the Mediterranean
D) Africa and Europe
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13
The Nile Delta forms the region known as "Lower Egypt?"
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14
_____________developed the system of dynasties used to delineate Egyptian kings.
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15
The Egyptians may have acquired writing from what civilization?
A) the Sumerians
B) the Old Kingdom
C) the Akkadians
D) the Babylonians
A) the Sumerians
B) the Old Kingdom
C) the Akkadians
D) the Babylonians
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16
"Nomes" were
A) rulers.
B) priests.
C) regions.
D) gods.
A) rulers.
B) priests.
C) regions.
D) gods.
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17
The capital city of Old Kingdom Egypt was
A) Memphis.
B) Cairo.
C) Aswan.
D) Alexandria.
A) Memphis.
B) Cairo.
C) Aswan.
D) Alexandria.
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18
Egypt was a wealthy civilization because
A) they had extensive gold mines.
B) they had easy access to slaves from sub-Saharan Africa.
C) the regular flooding of the Nile made the land fertile.
D) the gods decreed it.
A) they had extensive gold mines.
B) they had easy access to slaves from sub-Saharan Africa.
C) the regular flooding of the Nile made the land fertile.
D) the gods decreed it.
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19
Religion in ancient Egypt had little to do with ethics.
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20
Which of the following civilizations spoke an Indo-European language?
A) Egyptians.
B) Hebrews.
C) Hittites.
D) Assyrians.
A) Egyptians.
B) Hebrews.
C) Hittites.
D) Assyrians.
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