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WorksheetsWorld Civ Fall Final VOCAB
Total questions: 89
Worksheet time: 49mins
Nomads
The Movement of the first people
Wise Humans
Transition to Farming
Constantly moving
Homosapiens
The Movement of the first people
Wise Humans
Transition to Farming
Constantly moving
Out of Africa Theory
The movement of the first peoples
Wise Humans
Transition to Farming
Constantly moving
Agricultural Revolution
The movement of the first peoples
Wise Humans
Transition to Farming
Constantly moving
Nile
River in the Ancient Egypt for farming
Ancient writing of ancient Egypt
Mesopotamian writing system on clay
Paper Hieroglyphics were written on
Undecipherable language of the Indus River Valley
Papyrus
River in the Ancient Egypt for farming
Ancient writing of ancient Egypt
Mesopotamian writing system on clay
Paper Hieroglyphics were written on
Undecipherable language of the Indus River Valley
Sanskrit
River in the Ancient Egypt for farming
Ancient writing of ancient Egypt
Mesopotamian writing system on clay
Paper Hieroglyphics were written on
Undecipherable language of the Indus River Valley
Hieroglyphics
River in the Ancient Egypt for farming
Ancient writing of ancient Egypt
Mesopotamian writing system on clay
Paper Hieroglyphics were written on
Undecipherable language of the Indus River Valley
Cuneiform
River in the Ancient Egypt for farming
Ancient writing of ancient Egypt
Mesopotamian writing system on clay
Paper Hieroglyphics were written on
Undecipherable language of the Indus River Valley
Pharaoh
Used by the Egyptians to preserve the body
Temple in ancient Mesopotamia
Absolute Ruler of Egypt
Used as tombs
Volcanic Glass
Pyramid
Used by the Egyptians to preserve the body
Temple in ancient Mesopotamia
Absolute Ruler of Egypt
Used as tombs
Volcanic Glass
Ziggurat
Used by the Egyptians to preserve the body
Temple in ancient Mesopotamia
Absolute Ruler of Egypt
Used as tombs
Volcanic Glass
Mummification
Used by the Egyptians to preserve the body
Temple in ancient Mesopotamia
Absolute Ruler of Egypt
Used as tombs
Volcanic Glass
Obsidian
Used by the Egyptians to preserve the body
Temple in ancient Mesopotamia
Absolute Ruler of Egypt
Used as tombs
Volcanic Glass
Oracle Bones
Used to tell the future in China
Picture Writing used in China
Independent City in Mesopotamia and Greece
State in Persia
Governor of Persia
Pictographs
Used to tell the future in China
Picture Writing used in China
Independent City in Mesopotamia and Greece
State in Persia
Governor of Persia
City State
Used to tell the future in China
Picture Writing used in China
Independent City in Mesopotamia and Greece
State in Persia
Governor of Persia
Satrap
Used to tell the future in China
Picture Writing used in China
Independent City in Mesopotamia and Greece
State in Persia
Governor of Persia
Satrapies
Used to tell the future in China
Picture Writing used in China
Independent City in Mesopotamia and Greece
State in Persia
Governor of Persia
Acropolis
Used as a place of safety at the top of the hill in ancient Greece
Marketplace at the bottom of the hill in ancient Greece
Known for being wise and showing mercy
Divided the Persian Empire into provinces
invaded Greece and beat the Spartans
Agora
Used as a place of safety at the top of the hill in ancient Greece
Marketplace at the bottom of the hill in ancient Greece
Known for being wise and showing mercy
Divided the Persian Empire into provinces
invaded Greece and beat the Spartans
Cyrus
Used as a place of safety at the top of the hill in ancient Greece
Marketplace at the bottom of the hill in ancient Greece
Known for being wise and showing mercy
Divided the Persian Empire into provinces
invaded Greece and beat the Spartans
Darius
Used as a place of safety at the top of the hill in ancient Greece
Marketplace at the bottom of the hill in ancient Greece
Known for being wise and showing mercy
Divided the Persian Empire into provinces
invaded Greece and beat the Spartans
Xerxes
Used as a place of safety at the top of the hill in ancient Greece
Marketplace at the bottom of the hill in ancient Greece
Known for being wise and showing mercy
Divided the Persian Empire into provinces
invaded Greece and beat the Spartans
Alexander the Great
Conquered Greece, Persia, Egypt, but NOT India
Changed to Buddhism and created Stone Pillars in India
Belief in the existence of ONE god
Belief in only ONE god in PERSIA
Polytheistic belief of India
Ashoka
Conquered Greece, Persia, Egypt, but NOT India
Changed to Buddhism and created Stone Pillars in India
Belief in the existence of ONE god
Belief in only ONE god in PERSIA
Polytheistic belief of India
Monotheism
Conquered Greece, Persia, Egypt, but NOT India
Changed to Buddhism and created Stone Pillars in India
Belief in the existence of ONE god
Belief in only ONE god in PERSIA
Polytheistic belief of India
Hinduism
Conquered Greece, Persia, Egypt, but NOT India
Changed to Buddhism and created Stone Pillars in India
Belief in the existence of ONE god
Belief in only ONE god in PERSIA
Polytheistic belief of India
Reincarnation
Rebirth after death in Hinduism
A new belief without the caste system and focused on Nirvana
What goes around comes around
Rules to follow that determine one's karma
Belief in more than one god
Buddhism
Rebirth after death in Hinduism
A new belief without the caste system and focused on Nirvana
What goes around comes around
Rules to follow that determine one's karma
Belief in more than one god
Karma
Rebirth after death in Hinduism
A new belief without the caste system and focused on Nirvana
What goes around comes around
Rules to follow that determine one's karma
Belief in more than one god
Dharma
Rebirth after death in Hinduism
A new belief without the caste system and focused on Nirvana
What goes around comes around
Rules to follow that determine one's karma
Belief in more than one god
Polytheism
Rebirth after death in Hinduism
A new belief without the caste system and focused on Nirvana
What goes around comes around
Rules to follow that determine one's karma
Belief in more than one god
Athens
Created and used the first Democracy
Used terror tactics and siege warfare
Military state in ancient Greece
1st Empire in India. Started Hindu and then changed to Buddhist
Polytheistic, used obsidian in Mexico
Assyria
Created and used the first Democracy
Used terror tactics and siege warfare
Military state in ancient Greece
1st Empire in India. Started Hindu and then changed to Buddhist
Polytheistic, used obsidian in Mexico
Sparta
Created and used the first Democracy
Used terror tactics and siege warfare
Military state in ancient Greece
1st Empire in India. Started Hindu and then changed to Buddhist
Polytheistic, used obsidian in Mexico
Mauryan
Created and used the first Democracy
Used terror tactics and siege warfare
Military state in ancient Greece
1st Empire in India. Started Hindu and then changed to Buddhist
Polytheistic, used obsidian in Mexico
MesoAmerica
Created and used the first Democracy
Used terror tactics and siege warfare
Military state in ancient Greece
1st Empire in India. Started Hindu and then changed to Buddhist
Polytheistic, used obsidian in Mexico
Empire
A group who has conquered others
war between people of the same area
used to make people afraid
battle formation with shields and spears
Civil War
A group who has conquered others
war between people of the same area
used to make people afraid
battle formation with shields and spears
Terrorism/Terror Tactics
A group who has conquered others
war between people of the same area
used to make people afraid
battle formation with shields and spears
Phalanx
A group who has conquered others
war between people of the same area
used to make people afraid
battle formation with shields and spears
Legalism
strict rules to govern people who are evil
all people are good, so we must follow rules to stay that way
Used to keep nomads out of China
constructed to help protect the emperor in the afterlife
Used to determine if one can get a job in China
Great Wall of China
strict rules to govern people who are evil
all people are good, so we must follow rules to stay that way
Used to keep nomads out of China
constructed to help protect the emperor in the afterlife
Used to determine if one can get a job in China
TerraCotta Warriors
strict rules to govern people who are evil
all people are good, so we must follow rules to stay that way
Used to keep nomads out of China
constructed to help protect the emperor in the afterlife
Used to determine if one can get a job in China
Patrician
Wealthy people in Rome who could vote
Poor people in in Rome who can vote
Military leader (2) for one year in Rome
Leader with all and unlimited power
Used to determine if one can get a job in China
Plebeian
Wealthy people in Rome who could vote
Poor people in in Rome who can vote
Military leader (2) for one year in Rome
Leader with all and unlimited power
Used to determine if one can get a job in China
Consul
Wealthy people in Rome who could vote
Poor people in in Rome who can vote
Military leader (2) for one year in Rome
Leader with all and unlimited power
Main governing body in Rome with 300 life term members
Dictator
Wealthy people in Rome who could vote
Poor people in in Rome who can vote
Military leader (2) for one year in Rome
Leader with all and unlimited power
Main governing body in Rome with 300 life term workers
Senate
Wealthy people in Rome who could vote
Poor people in in Rome who can vote
Military leader (2) for one year in Rome
Leader with all and unlimited power
Main governing body in Rome with 300 life term workers
Republic
Government where people can vote
citizen soldiers of the Roman Empire
Non-Citizen soldiers of the Roman Empire
10 million existed within the Roman Empire
Jupiter, Mars, Neptune, Venus
Legion Soldiers
Government where people can vote
citizen soldiers of the Roman Empire
Non-Citizen soldiers of the Roman Empire
10 million existed within the Roman Empire
Jupiter, Mars, Neptune, Venus
Auxiliary Soldiers
Government where people can vote
citizen soldiers of the Roman Empire
Non-Citizen soldiers of the Roman Empire
10 million existed within the Roman Empire
Jupiter, Mars, Neptune, Venus
Slavery
Government where people can vote
citizen soldiers of the Roman Empire
Non-Citizen soldiers of the Roman Empire
10 million existed within the Roman Empire
Jupiter, Mars, Neptune, Venus
Roman Mythology
Government where people can vote
citizen soldiers of the Roman Empire
Non-Citizen soldiers of the Roman Empire
10 million existed within the Roman Empire
Jupiter, Mars, Neptune, Venus
Julius Caesar
Military general who became the first dictator of Rome
First Emperor of Rome
Passed the Edict of Milan, became a Christian
Richest man in Rome who was a general
Military General; fights Julius Caesar in a civil war
Caesar Augustus
Military general who became the first dictator of Rome
First Emperor of Rome
Passed the Edict of Milan, became a Christian
Richest man in Rome who was a general
Military General; fights Julius Caesar in a civil war
Emperor Constantine
Military general who became the first dictator of Rome
First Emperor of Rome
Passed the Edict of Milan, became a Christian
Richest man in Rome who was a general
Military General; fights Julius Caesar in a civil war
Pompey
Military general who became the first dictator of Rome
First Emperor of Rome
Passed the Edict of Milan, became a Christian
Richest man in Rome who was a general
Military General; fights Julius Caesar in a civil war
Emperor Nero
Began persecution of Christianity
Greatest Christian missionary in the Roman Empire
People who spread a religion to new places around the world
Born in the Roman Empire, founded Christianity
Born in Mesopotamia, founder of Judaism
Missionaries
Began persecution of Christianity
Greatest Christian missionary in the Roman Empire
People who spread a religion to new places around the world
Born in the Roman Empire, founded Christianity
Born in Mesopotamia, founder of Judaism
Jesus
Began persecution of Christianity
Greatest Christian missionary in the Roman Empire
People who spread a religion to new places around the world
Born in the Roman Empire, founded Christianity
Born in Mesopotamia, founder of Judaism
Abraham
Began persecution of Christianity
Greatest Christian missionary in the Roman Empire
People who spread a religion to new places around the world
Born in the Roman Empire, founded Christianity
Born in Mesopotamia, founder of Judaism
Persecution
Mistreatment of people because of their beliefs
Law passed that STOPPED the persecution of Christians
Common death penalty in the Roman Empire
Holy book of Islam created by Abu Bakr
Land trade route from China to Europe
Edict of Milan
Mistreatment of people because of their beliefs
Law passed that STOPPED the persecution of Christians
Common death penalty in the Roman Empire
Holy book of Islam created by Abu Bakr
Land trade route from China to Europe
Crucifixion
Mistreatment of people because of their beliefs
Law passed that STOPPED the persecution of Christians
Common death penalty in the Roman Empire
Holy book of Islam created by Abu Bakr
Land trade route from China to Europe
Crucifixion
Mistreatment of people because of their beliefs
Law passed that STOPPED the persecution of Christians
Common death penalty in the Roman Empire
Holy book of Islam created by Abu Bakr
Land trade route from China to Europe
Fall of Rome
Messenger from God/gods
Too much land led to invasions, corruption, and economic problems
1st Islamic Caliph after Muhammad dies
East half of the old Roman Empire, Christian and Greek
Founder of Islam, received messages from Allah
Byantine Empire
Messenger from God/gods
Too much land led to invasions, corruption, and economic problems
1st Islamic Caliph after Muhammad dies
East half of the old Roman Empire, Christian and Greek
Founder of Islam, received messages from Allah
Deportation
Used to make people afraid
Quick and violent fighting style
Removing someone from their home
a battle formation
Which of these statements best describes "eye for an eye"justice?
Crimes against someone's eyes are punished by death.
Someone convicted of a crime would be subjected to the same harm they committed.
Anyone who is the victim of a crime gets to keep the eyes of the criminal.
Criminals have their left eye removed as a warning to others.
Advantage the Assyrian military had over its enemies.
Gold weapons
Use of the phalanx
Iron weapons and boots
Camouflage
Assyrian king who used violence to scare people and make them listen to him- impaled and skinned people
King Sennacherib
King Ashurbanipal
King Nebuchadnezzar
King Cyrus the Great
The Hindu custom of cremating a widow on her husband’s funeral pyre.
East India Company
Babur
Suttee
Sir Robert Clive
Built the first Jewish Temple
King Darius
King Solomon
King David
King Xerxes
Made Jerusalem the Jewish Capital city
King Darius
King Solomon
King David
King Xerxes
Caste System
Social Pyramid in India
System of Laws in Rome
Justinian's Code
Foundation of US Government rules
The Olympic Games were created for _______
Venus
To see who's the strongest country/person/team on Earth
Zeus
Humanity
Which of the following best describes a democracy?
A government run by the people
A government run by a single person
A government run by a powerful corporations
A government run by a small group of peope
What is Buddhist idea of ultimate peace and enlightenment known as?
Shi Huangdi
1st Emperor of India after Alex the G Invasion
1st King of Persia
1st King of Mesopotamia
1st Emperor of China
Programs to help people in need
Welfare
Oracles
Nirvana
Persecution
Paterfamilias
Male dominated society in China
Male dominated society in Rome
Male dominated society in Assyria
Male dominated society in Egypt
Prostrate
Bow down completely on your stomach
Messenger of God
Mistreatment of people
Paterfamilias
Emperor of Byzantine Empire, made a code of laws
Justinian
Constantine
Nero
Augustus
Medieval Europe
EAST Side of Roman Empire
WEST side of Roman Empire
NORTH side of Roman Empire
SOUTH side of the Roman Empire
Which tribes/country in Europe took over WESTERN Europe after the fall of Rome?
France
Germany
Italy
England
Being officially recognized by a country allowing you to vote
Censorship
Citizenship
Caste System
Consuls
