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WorksheetsEarly Agricultural Civilizations
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
A fertile land between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, Sumerians developed a civilization 7,500 years ago there
Mesopotamia
The Fertile Circle
The Tigris and Euphrates River Delta
Division of people based on wealth, job, gender, education, race
Social Inequality
Social Hierarchy
Social Needs
Social Duties
Exchange of ideas, religion, culture, technology from one culture to another
Cultural Fusion
Cultural Diffusion
Cultural Isolation
Cities making their own laws and controlling the land around them, popular in Mesopotamia
City-Control
City-State
City-Rule
City-Law
Different individuals are responsible for different jobs, such as farming, hunting, building and maintaining shelters, and making tools
Social Hierarchy
Government
Specialization
Social Class
A society that has cities, specialization, social hierarchy, religion, government
City-State
Clan
Culture
Civilization
The laws and people that manage a society
Social Hierarchy
Civilization
Culture
Government
River that supported Ancient Egypt, and continues to support millions of people today. Ancient Egyptians treated the river as a God.
Nile
Tigris & Euphrates
Indus
Orange
Rivers that supported ancient civilizations in Mesopotamia and today support the people of Iraq, Syria, Kuwait, and Turkey
Tigris and Euphrates
Rhine and Danube
Nile and Amazon
An ancient religious structure that was built in Mesopotamian cities
Ziggurats
Atlatls
Cuneiforms
Obelisks
