s.s. final review

Why do historians study geography ?

• Historians study geography to understand how where people live impact the development of their societies

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the neolithic revolution is considered a truing point because :

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• During the neolithic evolution , people roamed the land less and less because they learned how to domesticate (train) animals and farms the lands. This caused people to begin to settle down and create communities.

How did the introduction of agriculture affect early people ?

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• people settle down and create a more permanent home in place of being nomads ,roaming from place to place .

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which practice is closely associated with ancient river valley civilizations

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• ancient river valley civilizations developed an irrigation system to bring water from rivers to there farm land

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The valley of the tigers and Euphrates rivers were the home to which ancient civilizations ?

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• they did it for there family has food

• Mesopotamian developed in the river valleys of the river valley of the tigers and Euphrates because the land was fertile for framing

Why did civilizations grow around the fertile crescent ?

• Civilizations developed around the fertile crescent because the land around the river had rich soil perfect for framing

• they did it only for money

What country is now located in the same area as Mesopotamia?

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• Iraq

what was a similarity found in all ancient civilizations ?

• a similarity of all ancient civilizations was that they developed a system of writing

• the god of all of them

The main purpose of Hammurabi code,the twelve tables and the Justinian code were ...

• set a system of the laws

• a system of god

How were the beliefs of Mesopotamia and Greek different from Israelite's

• cause they were real

• Mesopotamia and Greeks were polytheistic (believed in many gods) while the Israelites were aonithestic (believed in one god)