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Prehistory and
History
First Civilizations
AncientGreece
AncientRome
Wild Card
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The first people that settled in river valleys because this feature made growing crops
much easier.
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What is Fertile Soil?
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Before this event about 50,000 years
ago most people traveled from place to place in search
for food.
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What is the Neolithic
Revolution?
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The first written languages would use pictures to represent
these.
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What are things?
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These were developed by early peoples to
help them know when the seasons would
change.
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What is a Calendar?
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Early humans that lived in caves throughout
Europe around 12,000 years ago were called
this.
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Who are Neanderthals.
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These people study ancient settlements and
artifacts.
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Who are archeologists?
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The first river valleys to become civilized all had
did climatic characteristic.
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What is a Mild Climate?
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The Old Testament classified this man as the
Hebrew (Jewish) prophet.
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Who is Moses?
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This early civilization’s leaders were called
Pharaohs.
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Who are the Egyptians?
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This civilization developed a
religion called Judaism.
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Who are the Hebrews?
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Ancient Greek cities were carefully planned
with all government buildings place on a
hill called this.
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What is the Acropolis?
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Greece’s rocky soil forced the Ancient
Greeks to trade for this necessary resource.
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What is Food?
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This Macedonian king helped expand
trade by uniting Greece, the Middle
East, and India.
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Who is Alexander the Great?
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Ancient Greece never united because this
geographic feature separated its city-
states.
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What are Mountains?
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In the center of ancient Greek towns
were these places where most
meetings would take place.
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What is the Agora?
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Romans traded these throughout
their holdings in the Mediterranean to do the work at no cost to the government.
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What are slaves?
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During this period of Rome’s history, voting rules gave
more say to richer citizens.
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What is the Republic?
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This religion began and spread during the Roman
Empire because of its strong organization, use of
common languages, and promise of life after death.
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What is Christianity?
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Government corruption and
inefficiency led to this event happening
in A.D. 410.
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What is the Fall of Rome?
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He became the First Roman Emperor to accept Christianity.
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Who is Constantine?
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This invention by the Ancient Egyptians allowed them to predict the time of
the annual floods.
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What is the Calendar?
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A turning point in the Peloponnesian War was when a
plague struck this Ancient Greek city.
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What is Athens?
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In the 1500s, Martin Luther helped trigger
the start of this religious movement in Europe.
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What is the Protestant
Reformation?
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One of the most famous sculptures made by this
Italian Renaissance artist was one called “David”.
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Who is Michelangelo?
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The source of life in Egypt, the silt deposited by yearly floods is often
called this.
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What is the “Gift of the Nile”?