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Early Civilization Test Review. I.Paleolithic Age - Men and women of the Paleolithic Age were nomads

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Early Civilization

Test Review

I. Paleolithic Age - Men and women of the Paleolithic Age were nomads.

They live in bands of

no more than 2-3 dozen people.

SMALL GROUPS

2. Neolithic Revolution10,000 B.C.

3. Discovery of farming/and the

domestication of animals

Neolithic Revolution10,000 B.C.

Discovery of Farming

4.

Permanent

Settlements

New Technolo

gy

Increase in

Population

More Complex Society

New Cultural

Developments

Steady Food

Source

5. Tigris

River & Euphrates River

6. Fertile Crescent is also known as MESOPOTAMIA!

7. Sumerians are the first

civilization to develop in

Mesopotamia.3,300 B.C.

8. Sumerians were ruled by monarchs (kings).

9. Code of Hammurabi: First set of written laws created by King Hammurabi to unify the laws throughout an empire.

10. Egyptian Empire was surrounded by deserts

(Eastern and Western Desert).

11. Positive--Kept invaders out.

NATURAL BARRIER! 

12. Egyptians traded

with Sumeria

ns and

Nubians

13. Hieroglyphics—system of writing using pictures and symbols.

*culturally diffused from

Sumerian Cuneiform

14. Shang Dynasty-

∙1st dynasty to leave written records.

15a.Mandate of Heaven—theory that it is justified to overthrow a bad government with the approval of the gods. B. Started by the Zhou Dynasty

16. Two major river systems are:1. Yangtze River

(AKA—Chang Jiang)2. Huang He

(AKA—Yellow)

17. Chinese called themselves the “Middle Kingdom”a. thought they were the center of the civilized world

18.Monsoons:seasonal winds that dominate Indus’s climate

19.Natural barriers between India and the rest of the Asian continent:1. Himalaya Mountains

2. Thar Desert3. Hindu Kush Mountains

4. Karakoram Mountains

20. China’s natural barriers:1. Gobi Desert2.Taklamakan Desert3. Plateau of Tibet4. Himalaya Mountains

21. Natural Barriers provide protection by keeping out invaders.

22. Common features:*developed on rivers*transportation*trade*irrigation*silt/fertile soil*polytheistic*system of writing

23. Rivers provided:*transportation*trade*irrigation*silt/fertile soil

Sumerian Achievements/Contributions:

Wheel Sail Plow

Ziggurats – temples:

A.

Code of Hammurabi: first set of written laws

Egyptian Contributions and Achievements:1. Hieroglyphics—system of writing using pictures and symbols.

Papyrus—paper made from reeds that grew in the

marshy Nile delta.

Pyramids—tombs for pharaohs

Pyramidsat

Giza

Pharoahs—Egyptian God- Kings

Theocracy—Gov’t in which the ruler is believed to be a god or a representative of the god(s).

Indus Contributions/Achievements:A. City building: 1. Kalibangan

2. Mohenjo-Daro3. Harappa

Laid cities in precise grid system

Engineers built plumbing and sewage systems.

Sanskrit—system of writing

YellowContributions/Achievements:*Mandate of Heaven—theory that it is justified to overthrow a bad government with the approval of the gods.

Mandate of Heaven

Ancient Chinese Writing