G6 B1 Review - Geography of Ancient Mesopotamia & Egypt

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This is a map of the world. Which number correctly identifies Mesopotamia, the location of the world’s first empire?

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This is a map of Ancient Mesopotamia. Which number correctly identifies the location of the Zagros Mountains?

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This map shows the region where the majority of Mesopotamian farms existed. Based on this map, why was this region called the Fertile Crescent?

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It was a crescent-shaped region that had soil that could support crops.

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This is a map of the Fertile Crescent. Based on this map, which statement is true? Mesopotamians created city-states that were along the Mediterranean Sea. Mesopotamians created city-states that were connected by the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. Mesopotamians created city-states that were isolated throughout the Arabian Desert. Mesopotamians created city-states that were isolated throughout the Zagros Mountains.

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Mesopotamians created city-states that were connected by the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.

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This is a map of Ancient Mesopotamia. Which number correctly identifies the location of the Mediterranean Sea?

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This is a map of Mesopotamia. Which number correctly identifies the location of the Zagros Mountains?

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This is a map of Mesopotamia. Which number correctly identifies the location of the Persian Gulf?

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This is a map of the world. Which number correctly identifies the location of the world’s first empire?

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3

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This is a map of Ancient Egypt and the surrounding regions. Which number correctly identifies the location of the Red Sea?

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Which geographical feature created the northern border of Ancient Egypt?

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Mediterranean Sea