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WorksheetsEarly Civilizations
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which ancient civilization is located at the "A" on the map?
China
Mesopotamia
Rome
Egypt
Which ancient civilization is located at the "D" on the map?
China
Mesopotamia
Rome
Greece
Which ancient civilization is located at the "B" on the map?
India
Mesopotamia
China
Egypt
Which ancient civilization is located at the "C" on the map?
India
Mesopotamia
China
Egypt
Which ancient civilization is located at the "A" on the map?
Greece
Rome
Egypt
Israel
Which ancient civilization is located at the "B" on the map?
Greece
Rome
Egypt
Israel
Which ancient civilization is located at the "C" on the map?
Greece
Rome
Egypt
Israel
Which Sea did Israel, Greece, and Rome develop around?
Yellow Sea
Red Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Nile Sea
How did early civilizations develop a stable food supply?
gathering
hunting
nomadic lifestyle
agriculture
Which characteristic did the early civilizations NOT develop?
writing systems to keep track of crops, trade, & government records
religious beliefs that helped explain the world
new technologies such as measurements and metal tools
nomadic culture that followed animal migration
How did early civilizations manage issues regarding resource use, irrigation, and trade?
The government resolved these issues
Their cultures eliminated these issues
Their religion eliminated these issues
Their social structure resolved these issues
How did people meet their needs in early civilizations? (Choose 2)
they moved from place to place to hunt animals
they settles in permanent villages and farmed
the bartered for items they needed
they lived in small family groups that met their own needs
What type of social structure was common in early civilizations?
People were ranked into social classes based on their religion.
People were ranked into social classes based on the job they did.
People were ranked into social classes based on their use of technology.
People were ranked into social classes based on their culture.
a system that moves water where it is needed
legacy
irrigation
nomadic
river valley
the way of life of a group of people
legacy
river valley
civilization
culture
a lasting contribution to future generations
ancient
culture
surplus
legacy
Early civilization established this the help explain the world around them
culture
government
religion
social structure
this improved many aspects of life, including farming, construction, and transportation
technology
culture
food supply
legacy
These were all benefits of living in the river valley locations EXCEPT.
provided means of transportation
protection from invasion
access to other natural resources
easy access to the ocean
