WorksheetsClass Review
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 48mins
Geographical Features- check all that apply
mountains
laws
rivers
plains
peninsula
Type of Map
(a)
Rivers surrounding Mesopotamia
Tigris and Euphrates
Tigris and Nile
Euphrates and Nile
Nile and Amazon
Paleolithic Age - check all that apply
oldest stone age
longest stone age
people controlled fire
people farmed
climate was warm
The Neolithic Revolution is also known as
(a)
BC: check all that apply
during the time we live in now
also known as BCE
Before Christ
is considered the year of
is considered years ago
The most desirable location to settle would be
Geographical Features Categories
Weather
Location
Climate
Resources
Stability
Mesolithic Age :check all that apply
Middle Stone Ages
last ice age
warmer climate
land bridges under sea level
land bridges exposed
The Bering Strait was a land bridge that people crossed over during which age?
(a)
The first animal to be domesticated for human protection and hunting was
(a)
What is your favorite activity in class?
Pair/Share -research and teach
DBQ Document Based Questions
Guided notes from slides
CER claim evidence reasoning
quizizz.com
Location D is located at which coordinates?
30oN, 90oW
90oN, 30oW
10oN, 40oW
30oN, 90oE
The first tools used by early humans were made of...
stone and bone
iron
bronze
aluminum
Who were the earliest humans?
Hunter gatherers
Farmers
Cobblers
Bakers
before written or recorded history
prehistoric
contemporary
ancient
modern
the use of skills and knowledge to make the work of every day life easier
band
development
technology
innovation
an object made by a human being, typically an item of cultural or historical interest
technology
fossil
artifact
band
the earliest known period of human culture, marked by the creation and use of stone tools
Stone Age
Renaissance
Age of Exploration
Industrial Revolution
a strip of land connecting two continents
strait
land bridge
fjord
canal
movement of people from one place to another
exploration
destination
stationary
migration
an expert who studies the past by examining objects that people have left behind
Climatologist
Geologist
Meteorologist
Archaeologist
a long period of dry weather
arid
monsoon
drought
desert
people who move from place to place, no set home
migration
shaman
kinsman
nomads
what does Mesopotamia
The land between the rivers
the land in the sand
The land last
The land in the motions
who was the king of Mesopotamia?
(a)
the Sumerians developed (a) ,the world's first system of writing
a (a) is a pyramid-shaped temple tower that rose above each Sumerian city
among the contributions of the Sumerians to model society was the (a) . and the first vehicles to use it, such as cart and wagons
Why do political maps change and physical maps don't?
Physical maps are updated more frequently than political maps.
Everytime there is an election, the physical map has to change.
Because if a country invades another country, the borders change.
Everytime there is an election, the political map changes.
If you're having trouble finding out what the symbols on the map represent, where could you look?
The back of the map
The map legend
The title of the map
The compass rose
What is an example of a label you could find on a political map?
The name of the country
The symbol that shows which way north is
A line of latitude
A line of longitude
