Which empire was renowned for Imperial Bureaucracy, developing roads, Zoroastrianism and its policy of tolerance towards the people it conquered?

Which Hindu belief means that all thoughts and actions result in future consequences?

  Rebirth based on karma is associated with which Hindu belief

Between 100,000 to 400,000 years ago, what took place?

What did early hunter-gatherers rely on to survive?

-Nomadic

-Fire

-Simple tools

-Cave Art

• -Oral language

• are all associated with?

Which scenario shows evidence of the development of permanent  communities during the Neolithic Age?

What is the main objective of an archaeologist's research?

why did early civilizations develop near river valleys become a good location for settlement?

Look at the map and then identify the river located as number 3

Look at the map and then identify the river located as number 2

Which civilizations developed on the Huang He River?

Which civilizations developed on the Nile River?

Which civilizations developed on the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers

Which civilizations developed on the Indus River?

Which civilizations developed on the Jordan River?

Which civilizations developed on the Mediterranean Sea and were known for trading?

The Phoenicians developed the alphabet, what did the people of Sumerians develop?

1. Which two rivers were the most important to the early Indian subcontinent?

1. Early humans made sense of the world around them by creating stories that developed into practicing _________________________ (many gods and goddesses)

1. As permanent settlements developed, leaders developed based on religion, and they often were _______________________ (passed to the next generation of the same family).

What type of writing did the Egyptians develop?

1. Jews were displaced or spread to other parts of the world.  What term is used to describe this spread of people? _______________________-

1. Which belief from Hinduism means all thoughts and actions result in future consequences?  ________________________

1. Define reincarnation- _______________________________________

1. Which religion is associated with the following?  ________________

• Four Noble Truths

• Eightfold Path to Enlightenment

1. Who was responsible for sending Buddhist missionaries to China and other parts of the world?  ______________________.

1. Which Indian empire was described as the Golden Age for achievements in medicine, astronomy, and math? ____________________________

1. Which empire had the following?  ____________________

• Roads

• Imperial bureaucracy

• Tolerant of conquered people

• Zoroastrianism

1. Harmony with nature, humility, living a simple life with inner peace is associated with which religion?  ________________

1. A ruler in China could stay a leader as long as his rule was just (fair).  This is called the ________________________.

Trade routes that connected China to places as far away as Rome (Italy) is called the _____________________Routes.

1. Why did they build the Great Wall of China?  _______________________

1. The Greeks (and later the Romans) created ____________________ that explained natural events, human qualities, and natural phenomena.

Which number represents Athens?

Which number represents Sparta?

Which number represents Troy

Which number represents Macedonia?

1. __________________ and ___________________ were two tyrants that tried to reform Greece.

1. What is the legacy of the Greek leader Pericles?  _____________________________

1. Which city-state was militaristic, aggressive, and was ruled by an oligarchy?  ___________________________

Define oligarchy- _________________________________

1. What was the main consequence of the Peloponnesian War for Athens and Sparta? ___________________________________________________

1. _________________________ had conquests that stretched to western India, and spread Hellenistic culture into Egypt and other parts of the world.

1. _____________________ was best known for writing The Odyssey.  It is an epic ______.

1. Socates, Plato and Aristotle are a List the 3 famous Greek ________________________________________________________________.

What style of Greek Column is being displayed?

What style of Greek column is being displayed?

What style of Greek column is being displayed?

The Romans were influenced by other cultures in their mythology. Who were these influences primarily from?

The Punic Wars were between Rome and _________________. 

The image presented is of Justinian. This was a style of art in the Byzantine Empire that utilized glass tiles to create artwork -

Constantinople was a strategic location because

Germanic invasions, geographic size, cost of defense, devaluation of Roman currency was the cause of which of the following

Pope accepted in the west, Patriarch accepted in the East this lead to

Which is true of the role of Constantinople?

The Western Church became centered in which city?

What ways did the Byzantine culture influenced Eastern Europe and Russia –

Emperor Constantine chose the location for a new capital partly for its distance from

Plays and Fables Round Earth, concept of zero, concept of round earth, are associated with which empire?

What is an example of a democratic characteristic exhibited by the Roman Republic?

All are ways the Byzantine culture influenced Eastern Europe and Russia EXCEPT –

Innocent until proven guilty is associated with which set of Roman legal codes?

Ancestry worship, code of politeness, respect for elders, education are associated with which religion?

Who founded taoism?

Which mountain range as displayed provided migration routes for Aryans into the Indian subcontinent?

Which river system is labeled B on the Map

Which river system is labeled B on the Map?

Which mountain range is labeled c on the map