7th grade semester review 2013
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- 8. Which hominid species may have hunted some Ice Age animals into extinction?
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- 15. Who had the first pyramids created?
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- 24. In Egypt, I am the King of the Afterlife!
- 25. In Egypt, I am the King of the Afterlife!
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- 28. Why was written langauge started?
- 29. Which caste does a merchant belong to?
- 30. How does one move up to a higher caste?
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- 33. Why was it so difficult to decipher?
- 34. Where did government issued coined money originate?
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- 40. Which group is below the caste system?
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- 60. What was Gilgamesh searching for?
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- 82. What must you have before you have specialization?
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- 84. An extra supply of something
- 85. A series of valleys that cuts across Eastern Africa
- 86. To do particular kinds of work
- 87. What did most cave paintings depict?
- 88. Which hominid species may have had a religion based on Venus figures?
- 89. Which innovation allowed hominids to live in colder areas?
- 90. Which hominid species was named after the song “Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds”?
- 91. How did Early Modern Man get to the Americas?
- 92. Which hominid species had different body size and shape depending on their environment?
- 93. Which hominid species could use fire but could not make it?
- 94. How did fire help hominids hunt?
- 95. Where did all hominid species begin?
- 96. Chipping off edges from stones
- 97. The use of tools and skills to meet practical human needs
- 98. Which civilization used hieroglyphs in their writing?
- 99. Which river valley did the Egyptian civilization grow around?
- 100. Why is the Indus River Valley a good place to live?
- 101. Why is Upper Egypt in the South and Lower Egypt in the North?
- 104. God promised me a homeland and many followers.
- 105. People who meet their dietary needs by hunting animals and gathering plants
- 106. To train something to be useful to humans
- 109. I sent the Bull of Heaven!