Unit I: History 101 & ESPN

What is an example of a theocracy?

• Ruled by a group of people

• Ruled by one person with complete control

• Rule by a religious leader or religious idea

• Rule where people have a lot of power.

Why were rivers mainly important to early civilizations?

• The rivers were used for growing crops.

• The rivers were used for making money.

• The rivers were used to keep invaders away.

• The rivers were very destructive to civilizations.

Which civilization had achievements of the Olympics and democracy to future people?

• Romans

• Greeks

• Incas

• Aztecs

For historians, artifacts are used for this.

• To make a lot of money

• To learn about early humans

• They are not useful at all

• Scientists use this to trade with other people

Which source would be considered a primary source?

• Textbook

• A newspaper article

• A journal

• A biography

What is the importance of Hammurabi's Code?

• It was the first written set of laws.

• It was written in cuneiform.

• It was written by Hammurabi.

• It had a rule for every part of the daily life of the people of Mesopotamia.

Which city-states in ancient Greece were the most powerful?

• Athens and Sparta

• Sumer and Babylonia

• Venice and Rome

• Harappa and Mohenjo- Daro

Which would be described as a secondary source?

• Journal

• Autobiography

• Textbook

• Selfie

Which would be an achievement by the people of Mesopotamia?

• Pyramids

• Cuneiform

• Hieroglyphics

• Paper

Which describes the Neolithic Revolution?

• A period when early humans were hunting and gathering.

• A period when people made tools.

• A period when early humans scavenged for food.

• A period where early humans started to settle and have specialized jobs.