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ACTIVITIES UNIT. THE FIRST CIVILIZATIONS.
THE FIRST CIVILIZATION IN HISTORY
With an A | The second period of Mesopotamian history where the people of central Mesopotamia, led by their king, Sargon I, conquered Sumer. |
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With a B | A Mesopotamian city, located between Sumer and Akkad that created an empire that reached its splendor in the time of king Hammurabi. |
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With an E | One of the rivers flowing through the land between two rivers. |
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Contains G | A type of script which consisted of a succesion of symbols and drawings. |
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With an I | One of the great Asian rivers where an urban civilization developed around 4000 BC. |
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With an L | Egyptian kingdom located in the delta area of the River Nile. |
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Contains M | The oldest code of law written in History |
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With an N | The river that made possible the development of the Egyptian civilizations. |
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With an O | First period of ancient Egypt, when the big pyramids of the pharaons Cheops, Chephren and Mykerinos were built. |
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Contains a Q | The artificial application of water to land to assist in the production of crops. |
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Contains R | A structure forming the curved, pointed, or flat upper edge of an open space and supporting the weight above it, as in a bridge or doorway |
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With an S | First period of Mesopotamian history, where the south of this region was organized in independent city-states such as Ur. |
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With a T | One of the rivers flowing through the land between two rivers. |
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With an U | A type of settlement with high population density. People are living in towns and cities as opposed to rural settlements. |
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Contains V | A human being in servitude as the property of a person or household. |
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With an Y | One of the great Asian rivers where an urban civilization developed around 4000 BC. |
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With a Z | A rectangular temple tower with successively smaller terraces erected in Mesopotamia. The tower of Babel is thought to be one of these |
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With an A | Inhabitants of the mountains in North Mesopotamia that in Mid-tenth century created a great empire. |
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With a B | A molded rectangular block of clay baked by the sun or in a kiln until hard and used as a building and paving material. |
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With a C | A type of writing that Mesopotamian people did making inscriptions on clay tables with a triangular object. |
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With an E | A civilization that developed between 4000 BC and 31 BC along a narrow fringe on the bank of the Nile river. |
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Contains G | An ancient Egyptian subterranean burial chamber, typical from the New Kingdom. |
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With an H | Babylonian king who dominated all the territories of Mesopotamia, and wrote the oldest written Code Law in History. |
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With an I | Artificial watering of the land by means of ditches, pipes, or streams; water artificially. |
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Contains J | Recipient where the Egyptians preserved the purified lungs, liver and brain of the dead. |
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With a K | Egyptian name for the soul. They thought the soul need a body to stay in, which is why they practiced mummification. |
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Contains L | The second period of ancient Egyptian history, when the capital moved to Thebes and there was a territorial expansion. |
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With an M | Ancient civilization that developed between 3500 BC and 539 BC around the rivers Tigris and Euphrates. |
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Contains O | Ware, such as vases, pots, bowls, or plates, shaped from moist clay and hardened by heat |
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With a P | People who conquered Mesopotamia in 539 BC, putting and to the Mesopotamian civilization. |
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With an R | The projection of forms or figures from a flat ground, so that they are partly or wholly free of it |
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With an S | Akkadian King who conquered Sumer. |
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Contains T | The art of making figures or designs in relief or the round by carving wood, moulding plaster, etc., or casting metals, etc. |
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With an U | Egyptian kingdom located in the south area of the Nile valley. |
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Contains W | Third period of the ancient Egyptian history, when the capital remained in Thebes and the territorial expansion continued. |
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Contains Y | The worship of or belief in more than one god. |
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Contains an A | A material on which to write made from the pith or the stems of this plant, used especially by the ancient Egyptians |
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With a C | A town with its own government that was both a city and an independent state |
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With an F | An sculpture standing alone or on its own foundation free of support or attachment. |
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With an H | The ancient Egyptian god of the sun, son of Osiris and Isis, represented as having the head of a hawk |
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Contains I | A massive monument of ancient Egypt having a rectangular base and four triangular faces culminating in a single apex. |
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With an L | Fourth period of ancient Egyptian history, when Egypt lost its power to the Persians, the Greek and the Romans. |
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With an M | An ancient Egyptian mud-brick tomb with a rectangular base and sloping sides and flat roof; "the Egyptian pyramids developed from it”. |
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Contains N | The doctrine or belief that there is but one God. |
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With a P | Egyptian political and military ruler, owner of allconsidered by the people a living god. |
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With an R | A basalt tablet bearing inscriptions in three scripts that provided the key to the decipherment of Egyptian hieroglyphics. |
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With an S | A person who copies document, made handwritten copies before the invention of printing. |
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Contains a T | A large room of theEgyptian temples with a flat roof supported by rows of columns. |
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With an U | One of the ancient sumerian city-state. |
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Contains Y | A monumental gateway in the form of a pair of truncated pyramids serving as the entrance to an ancient Egyptian temple |
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THE FIRST CIVILIZATION IN HISTORY
With an A | The second period of Mesopotamian history where the people of central Mesopotamia, led by their king, Sargon I, conquered Sumer. | Akkadian | |
With a B | A Mesopotamian city, located between Sumer and Akkad that created an empire that reached its splendor in the time of king Hammurabi. | Babylon | |
With a D | A vaulted roof having a circular, polygonal, or elliptical base and a generally hemispherical or semispherical shape | Dome | |
With an E | One of the rivers flowing through the land between two rivers. | Euphrates | |
Contains G | A type of script which consisted of a succesion of symbols and drawings. | Hieroglyphic script | |
With an I | One of the great Asian rivers where an urban civilization developed around 4000 BC. | Indus | |
With an L | Egyptian kingdom located in the delta area of the River Nile. | Lower Egypt | |
Contains M | The oldest code of law written in History | Code of Hammurabi | |
With an N | The river that made possible the development of the Egyptian civilizations. | Nile | |
With an O | First period of ancient Egypt, when the big pyramids of the pharaons Cheops, Chephren and Mykerinos were built. | Old kingdom | |
Contains a Q | The artificial application of water to land to assist in the production of crops. | Irrigation techniques | |
Contains R | A structure forming the curved, pointed, or flat upper edge of an open space and supporting the weight above it, as in a bridge or doorway | Arch | |
With an S | First period of Mesopotamian history, where the south of this region was organized in independent city-states such as Ur. | Sumerian | |
With a T | One of the rivers flowing through the land between two rivers. | Tigris | |
With an U | A type of settlement with high population density. People are living in towns and cities as opposed to rural settlements. | Urban settlement | |
Contains V | A human being in servitude as the property of a person or household. | Slave | |
With an Y | One of the great Asian rivers where an urban civilization developed around 4000 BC. | Yellow River | |
With a Z | A rectangular temple tower with successively smaller terraces erected in Mesopotamia. The tower of Babel is thought to be one of these | Ziggurat | |
With an A | Inhabitants of the mountains in North Mesopotamia that in Mid-tenth century created a great empire. | Assyrians | |
With a B | A molded rectangular block of clay baked by the sun or in a kiln until hard and used as a building and paving material. | Bricks | |
With a C | A type of writing that Mesopotamian people did making inscriptions on clay tables with a triangular object. | Cuneiform scrip | |
With an E | A civilization that developed between 4000 BC and 31 BC along a narrow fringe on the bank of the Nile river. | Egyptian civilization | |
Contains G | An ancient Egyptian subterranean burial chamber, typical from the New Kingdom. | Hypogeum | |
With an H | Babylonian king who dominated all the territories of Mesopotamia, and wrote the oldest written Code Law in History. | Hammurabi | |
With an I | Artificial watering of the land by means of ditches, pipes, or streams; water artificially. | Irrigated agriculture | |
Contains L | The second period of ancient Egyptian history, when the capital moved to Thebes and there was a territorial expansion. | Middle kingdom | |
With an M | Ancient civilization that developed between 3500 BC and 539 BC around the rivers Tigris and Euphrates. | Mesopotamia | |
Contains O | Ware, such as vases, pots, bowls, or plates, shaped from moist clay and hardened by heat | Pottery | |
With a P | People who conquered Mesopotamia in 539 BC, putting and to the Mesopotamian civilization. | Persians | |
With an R | The projection of forms or figures from a flat ground, so that they are partly or wholly free of it | Relief | |
With an S | Akkadian King who conquered Sumer. | Sargon I | |
Contains T | The art of making figures or designs in relief or the round by carving wood, moulding plaster, etc., or casting metals, etc. | Sculpture | |
With an U | Egyptian kingdom located in the south area of the Nile valley. | Upper Egypt | |
Contains W | Third period of the ancient Egyptian history, when the capital remained in Thebes and the territorial expansion continued. | New kingdom | |
Contains Y | The worship of or belief in more than one god. | Polyteistic | |
Contains an A | A material on which to write made from the pith or the stems of this plant, used especially by the ancient Egyptians | Papyrus |
With a C | A town with its own government that was both a city and an independent state | City-states |
With an F | An sculpture standing alone or on its own foundation free of support or attachment. | Free-standing figures |
With an H | The ancient Egyptian god of the sun, son of Osiris and Isis, represented as having the head of a hawk | Horus |
Contains I | A massive monument of ancient Egypt having a rectangular base and four triangular faces culminating in a single apex. | Pyramid |
With an L | Fourth period of ancient Egyptian history, when Egypt lost its power to the Persians, the Greek and the Romans. | Late period |
With an M | An ancient Egyptian mud-brick tomb with a rectangular base and sloping sides and flat roof; "the Egyptian pyramids developed from it”. | Mastaba |
Contains N | The doctrine or belief that there is but one God. | Monotheistic |
With a P | Egyptian political and military ruler, owner of allconsidered by the people a living god. | Pharaohs |
With an R | A basalt tablet bearing inscriptions in three scripts that provided the key to the decipherment of Egyptian hieroglyphics. | Rosetta Stone |
With an S | A person who copies document, made handwritten copies before the invention of printing. | Scribe |
Contains a T | A large room of theEgyptian temples with a flat roof supported by rows of columns. | Hypostyle hall |
With an U | One of the ancient sumerian city-state. | Ur/Uruk |
Contains Y | A monumental gateway in the form of a pair of truncated pyramids serving as the entrance to an ancient Egyptian temple | Pylon |
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