ZigguratReligiousbuilding inMesopotamiabuilt as homefor the godsCity-StatesSmall citiesusuallysurroundedby a wallMatriarchWomeninchargeTombsPlace wherepharaohs wereburied with theirpossessions, aroomDynastyA familythat wasin poweras rulersDowryMoney paid bythe bridesfamily togrooms familyfor a marriagein MesopotamiaSocialClassNomadicPeople whomovedaround, didnot settle inone areaSlavesLowest level insocial pyramid,someone becameby not payingdebts, captured inbattlesSpecializationWhenpeople hadspecific jobsthat they didMerchantsThesepeople werealso knownas tradersFertileSoilGood soil neededfor farming, areason peoplesettled near theNile River andFertile CrescentMonotheisticBeliefin onegodPapyrusThis wasused tocreate paperin EgyptPlowThisinventionhelped farmfaster andmore efficientHieroglyphicsEarly system ofwriting used bythe Egyptians,a system ofpictures andsymbolsPyramidPharaohsburied inthese, oftenin hiddenmazesBarterSystemEconomic systemwhere peopletraded goods andservices for othergoods andservicesPolytheisticBeliefin manygodsSiltNutrients leftbehind afterfloodingimportant forfarmingHammurabiSaid to be acruel leaderwith harshlaws, believedin eye for aneyeScribesPeople whowere trained toread and write,led to improvedcommunicationMummificationProcess ofpreparing the bodyfor the afterlife,drying out thebody andwrapping the bodyin clothNileRiverLongest riverin the world,flows north,essential fortrade in EgyptPriestsResponsible forkeeping thegods happy,they wereconsideredupper classHorusGod ofthe sky inEgyptianreligionPatriarchA system inwhich menare in chargeof societyFertileCrescentFertile landbetween theEuphrates andTigris Rivers inMesopotamiaPharaohKings inEgypt, theywere knownas thisIrrigationSystem createdto move waterfrom one palceto another,usually in theform of ditchesUpperEgyptThis was theportion of Egyptthat was innorth becausethe Nile Riverflowed northMerchantsPeoplewhotradedCuneiform1st systemof writing,developedby theSumeriansLowerEgyptThis was theportion of Egyptthat was in thesouth becausethe Nile Riverflowed northZigguratReligiousbuilding inMesopotamiabuilt as homefor the godsCity-StatesSmall citiesusuallysurroundedby a wallMatriarchWomeninchargeTombsPlace wherepharaohs wereburied with theirpossessions, aroomDynastyA familythat wasin poweras rulersDowryMoney paid bythe bridesfamily togrooms familyfor a marriagein MesopotamiaSocialClassNomadicPeople whomovedaround, didnot settle inone areaSlavesLowest level insocial pyramid,someone becameby not payingdebts, captured inbattlesSpecializationWhenpeople hadspecific jobsthat they didMerchantsThesepeople werealso knownas tradersFertileSoilGood soil neededfor farming, areason peoplesettled near theNile River andFertile CrescentMonotheisticBeliefin onegodPapyrusThis wasused tocreate paperin EgyptPlowThisinventionhelped farmfaster andmore efficientHieroglyphicsEarly system ofwriting used bythe Egyptians,a system ofpictures andsymbolsPyramidPharaohsburied inthese, oftenin hiddenmazesBarterSystemEconomic systemwhere peopletraded goods andservices for othergoods andservicesPolytheisticBeliefin manygodsSiltNutrients leftbehind afterfloodingimportant forfarmingHammurabiSaid to be acruel leaderwith harshlaws, believedin eye for aneyeScribesPeople whowere trained toread and write,led to improvedcommunicationMummificationProcess ofpreparing the bodyfor the afterlife,drying out thebody andwrapping the bodyin clothNileRiverLongest riverin the world,flows north,essential fortrade in EgyptPriestsResponsible forkeeping thegods happy,they wereconsideredupper classHorusGod ofthe sky inEgyptianreligionPatriarchA system inwhich menare in chargeof societyFertileCrescentFertile landbetween theEuphrates andTigris Rivers inMesopotamiaPharaohKings inEgypt, theywere knownas thisIrrigationSystem createdto move waterfrom one palceto another,usually in theform of ditchesUpperEgyptThis was theportion of Egyptthat was innorth becausethe Nile Riverflowed northMerchantsPeoplewhotradedCuneiform1st systemof writing,developedby theSumeriansLowerEgyptThis was theportion of Egyptthat was in thesouth becausethe Nile Riverflowed north

Unit 2 Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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G G
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O O
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I I
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I I
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O O
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O O
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N N
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B B
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N N
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G G
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B B
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G G
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I I
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N N
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I I
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I I
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  1. O-Religious building in Mesopotamia built as home for the gods
    O-Ziggurat
  2. B-Small cities usually surrounded by a wall
    B-City-States
  3. G-Women in charge
    G-Matriarch
  4. G-Place where pharaohs were buried with their possessions, a room
    G-Tombs
  5. O-A family that was in power as rulers
    O-Dynasty
  6. O-Money paid by the brides family to grooms family for a marriage in Mesopotamia
    O-Dowry
  7. G-Social Class
  8. B-People who moved around, did not settle in one area
    B-Nomadic
  9. I-Lowest level in social pyramid, someone became by not paying debts, captured in battles
    I-Slaves
  10. B-When people had specific jobs that they did
    B-Specialization
  11. B-These people were also known as traders
    B-Merchants
  12. I-Good soil needed for farming, a reason people settled near the Nile River and Fertile Crescent
    I-Fertile Soil
  13. O-Belief in one god
    O-Monotheistic
  14. O-This was used to create paper in Egypt
    O-Papyrus
  15. N-This invention helped farm faster and more efficient
    N-Plow
  16. B-Early system of writing used by the Egyptians, a system of pictures and symbols
    B-Hieroglyphics
  17. N-Pharaohs buried in these, often in hidden mazes
    N-Pyramid
  18. G-Economic system where people traded goods and services for other goods and services
    G-Barter System
  19. B-Belief in many gods
    B-Polytheistic
  20. G-Nutrients left behind after flooding important for farming
    G-Silt
  21. I-Said to be a cruel leader with harsh laws, believed in eye for an eye
    I-Hammurabi
  22. N-People who were trained to read and write, led to improved communication
    N-Scribes
  23. I-Process of preparing the body for the afterlife, drying out the body and wrapping the body in cloth
    I-Mummification
  24. I-Longest river in the world, flows north, essential for trade in Egypt
    I-Nile River
  25. B-Responsible for keeping the gods happy, they were considered upper class
    B-Priests
  26. G-God of the sky in Egyptian religion
    G-Horus
  27. N-A system in which men are in charge of society
    N-Patriarch
  28. I-Fertile land between the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers in Mesopotamia
    I-Fertile Crescent
  29. O-Kings in Egypt, they were known as this
    O-Pharaoh
  30. N-System created to move water from one palce to another, usually in the form of ditches
    N-Irrigation
  31. G-This was the portion of Egypt that was in north because the Nile River flowed north
    G-Upper Egypt
  32. I-People who traded
    I-Merchants
  33. N-1st system of writing, developed by the Sumerians
    N-Cuneiform
  34. O-This was the portion of Egypt that was in the south because the Nile River flowed north
    O-Lower Egypt