From Paleolithic to Contemporary

The Industrial Revolution was possible thanks to, what invention?

• Better and faster ships

• The steam engine

• The printing press

• The invention of writing

The French Revolution is considered to spark the beginning of the Contemporary Age. It happened in ____________ .

The society in the Middle Ages was equalitarian (everyone had the same)

• TRUE

• FALSE

Ancient History was a time of great civilisations.

Which of these brought us democracy, coins and philosophy?

• Romans

• Babilonians

• Greeks

• Sumerians

• Egyptians

Ancient History was a time of great civilisations.

Which of these invented writing?

• Romans

• Babilonians

• Greeks

• Sumerians

• Egyptians

Click on all the answers that show something done by the Roman Empire

• They built pyramids

• They built many roads and cities

• They built aqueducts

• They invented writing and agriculture

The beginning of the Neolithic is considered to be...

• when writing was invented in 10.000 BCE

• after the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 CE

• when humans started domesticating plants and animas in 10.000 BCE

• when there was a separation of powers, the king lost power and the nobles privileges.

Why is agriculture so important for human history? Click all correct

• We started being nomads

• We stopped being nomads and became sedentary

• Permanent villages flourished

• We were able to grow food on our doorstep

• We could start writing documents

BEFORE the French Revolution....

• Kings did not have any power

• Normal people could vote and power was separated into three branches

• The king had all the power and the nobles had privileges. There was not separation of powers

• Every city in Europe had a Mc Donald´s in every corner

Click all correct.

AFTER the French Revolution in 1789...

• Nobles had more power than ever and they started a war to annihilate everyone

• Normal people could vote, but only men, not women.

• There were not any elections so people could not vote for their politicians

• Nobles lost their privileges and the law recognised all citizens as equal

• Power was separated into legislative, executive and judicial branches