Question 1

What is Mesopotamia

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The land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. Mesopotamia literally means "in the middle of the rivers".

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The first civilization along the Indus River, named for one of its cities (Harappa).

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A society that is divided into different groups based on wealth, gender, race, or occupation. Some groups are more powerful than others.

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The first major culture or civilization in an area that sets up religious, governmental, cultural, or economic norms for future civilizations in the area.

Question 2

What is monotheism?

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A belief in only one god.

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A belief in more than one god.

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A belief in more than one plushie.

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A belief in only one plushie.

Question 3

What is Mother Culture?

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The first major culture or civilization in an area that sets up religious, governmental, cultural, or economic norms for future civilizations in the area.

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The monotheistic religion of the ancient Hebrews, founded by Abraham.

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The term is used when a civilization is founded along a river and a mountain.

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The land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. Mesopotamia literally means "in the middle of the rivers".

Question 4

<P>Nomadic</P>

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A word that describes a group that moves around. The ancient Hebrews moved as their animals needed new grazing land.

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A word that describes a group that moves around. Native Americans were nomadic.

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A word that describes a group that remains in one place forever. The ancient Hebrews never moved because they relied on the Nile River to build their civilization.

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A word that describes a group that moves around. The plushies are carried in an Onker bag, making them nomadic.

Question 5

What are obelisks?

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Egyptian tower monuments.

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Sacred symbols used in Egypt to represent sounds and words.

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Hebrew idols made from clay.

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A Chinese principle that the gods gave certain people the right to rule over others.

Question 6

What are the Oracle Bones?

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Bone fragments with carved words, tossed like dice for weather and family prophecy; used as evidence for early writing in the Yellow River civilization.

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Bone fragments with carved words, tossed like dice for weather and family prophecy; used as evidence for early writing in the Yellow River civilization.

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A paper-like material made from reeds used in Egypt.

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Shared language of the Indus River civilization.

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<P>Levees</P>

Question 7

What is papyrus

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A paper-like material made from reeds used in Egypt.

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Shared language of the Indus River civilization.

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The wedge-shaped characters used in the writing of ancient Sumer.

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An engraved tube containing Persia laws and human rights.

Question 8

What is a rabbi?

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A Jewish religious teacher.

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A Jewish place of worship and religious education.

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A muslim religious teacher

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A Christian religious teacher

Question 9

What is reincarnation?

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A religious belief in Hinduism that after death, the life will be reborn in a new form based on their previous behavior.

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A religious belief in Plushieism that after death, the life will be reborn in a new form based on their previous behavior.

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A religious belief in Buddhism that after death, the life will be reborn in a new form based on their previous behavior.

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A Buddhist concept that encourages believers to identify the cause of suffering so it can be overcome and the believer can work towards Enlightenment.

Question 10

What is Sanskrit?

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Shared language of the Indus River civilization.

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Sacred symbols used in Egypt to represent sounds and words.

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The wedge-shaped characters used in the writing of ancient Sumer.

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Zoroastrian holy texts.

Question 11

What was a Pharaoh?

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A title for an ancient Egyptian king believed to be a god and/or a divine intermediary between the gods and humans.

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A title for an ancient Greek king believed to be a god and/or a divine intermediary between the gods and humans.

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A Jewish religious teacher.

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A title for an ancient Mesopotamian king believed to be a god and/or a divine intermediary between the gods and humans.

Question 12

What is Polytheism?

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The belief in many gods

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The belief in one god

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The belief in many Onkers

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The belief in one god

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