How does a primary source impact a person’s understanding of a historic event? (1 point)
A. It provides only facts without giving opinions
B. Its uses several historical accounts to explain the event
C. It allows for time to pass before the event is analyzed
D. It provides a firsthand account of the event
How did farming change life for early civilizations?
A. War
B. Famine
C. Flood
D. Jobs
What is migration, and what are push and pull factors?(1 point)
A. It led directly to the
establishment of cities
B. It allowed people to establish surplus food supplies
C. It took away time that people had devoted to the arts It took away time that people had devoted to the arts
D. It helped people reply more on hunting animals for food
What do many cave paintings reveal about early civilizations?
(1 point)
A. Many early civilizations did not have natural resources
B. Farming techniques were passed on to the new generations
C. Hunting was an important skill for early civilizations important to early civilizations than agriculture
How does a primary source impact a person’s understanding of a historic event? (1 point)
How did the Fertile Crescent contribute to the rise of Mesopotamian society? (1 point)
A. It allowed for irrigation and farming
B. It created new areas for hunting
C. It provided places for cities to be built
D. It changed methods of early trade
What is the significance of Hammurabi’s Code?(1 point)
A. It was the first known example of a written language
B. it established a way for Akkadian society to be run
C. It was the first communication method of ancient Babylon
D. It served as a model for how to establish justice in a society
Which civilization had the biggest influence on Greek and Roman societies due to its location near the Mediterranean Sea? (1 point)
A. Assyrians
B. Sumerians
C. Phoenicians
D. Babylonians
How did the Assyrians keep control over their large empire? (1 point)
A. By dividing the empire into smaller units
B. By establishing a harsh rule of law
C. By setting up large trade routes By
D. following strict religions
practices