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Paleolithic people moved from place to place following animal migrations and vegetation cycles. This pattern of living is called

• old stone age

• nomadic

• hominids

• prehistoric

Because trade brought new civilizations into contact with one another,

• early river valley civilizations developed independently

• people began to paint & sculpt

• it often led to a transfer of new technology & ideas to other civilizations known as Cultural Diffusion

• rulers claimed that their power was based on divine approval

The study of past events is called

• hominid

• prehistoric

• history

• artifacts

The revolutionary change of the Neolithic Revolution was the shift

• from gathering/hunting food to growing & raising food

• from having no control over fire to using fire as a tool

• from using stone tools to manufacturing bronze

• from living in villages to living in walled fortresses

Complex human societies are also known as

• hominids

• ziggurats

• cities

• civilizations

The end of the Neolithic Age concluded with the

• Bronze Age

• Iron Age

• Copper Age

• Tin Age

Historians have identified the basic characteristics of civilizations as

• vehicles, use of fire, nomadic lifestyle, hunting & gathering & technology

• villages, temples, trade, tools, use of fire and armies

• cities, governments, religions, social structure, writing & art

• use of metals, weapons, houses, food, religion and art

To believe in one God such as in the Jewish tradition is called

• polytheism

• monotheism

• atheist

What is the Hammurabi's Code?

• it is the language of Ancient Sumer

• a story of Babylon’s creation

• it is a collection of written laws and rules

The term for a large political unit or state, usually under a single leader, controlling many peoples and territories is

• system of justice

• Gilgamesh

• ziggurat

• empire