WH Final Study Guide: Chapter 1-6 (part 2)

This is the process by which people or groups of people move from their home area to new a area.

• Indo-Europeans

• Aryans

• Migration

• Hittites

This group of people settled in what is now India.

• Indo-Europeans

• Aryans

• Migration

• Hittites

This group, undefeated by the Egyptians but unable to defeat them, made peace with them.

• Indo-Europeans

• Aryans

• Migration

• Hittites

These people spoke related languages that form the basis of a family is languages spoken by half of the current world population.

• Indo-Europeans

• Aryans

• Migration

• Hittites

This poem with 106,00 verses is the longest poem ever composed.

• Mahabharata

• Aryans

• Migration

• Hittites

Legend tells that King Minos, ruler of the island of ________________ kept a powerful monster in a powerful monster in a labyrinth.

• Crete

• Knossos

• Carthage

• Tyre

The people of this civilization, however, were not merely legendary. In the 19th century, archaeologists excavated ______________, its capital city.

• Crete

• Knossos

• Carthage

• Tyre

The _________ civilization, which was located at the southern edge of the Aegean Sea thrived for centuries. Eventually, a natural disaster or combination of tragic events damaged the civilization beyond its capacity to recover.

• Phoenicians

• Assyrians

• Greeks

• Minoans

Across the Mediterranean Sea, in what is now Lebanon, the civilization of the __________ arose. The people, who were seafaring traders, founded many city-states and colonies.

• Phoenicians

• Assyrians

• Greeks

• Minoans

According to the Torah, the first covenant between God and the Hebrew people involved an agreement that?

• the Hebrew people would obey the Ten Commandments.

• God would protect the Hebrews during their exodus from Egypt.

• the twelve tribes of Israel would unify into the kingdom of Israel.

• God would bless Abraham and his descendants, and they would be faithful.