Global History Vocabulary Review
Across
- 3. The Empire associated with the Indus River, the Himalaya Mountains, and Asoka the Great
- 5. The mountains that hinder cultural diffusion and between China and India
- 10. social classes, art and architecture, governments, and jobs are all features of ___________
- 11. The name for the social structure of India
- 12. the writing system of Ancient Egypt
- 13. the belief system that requires fasting during Ramadan
- 14. a type of map that shows governmental boundaries
- 19. The river that supported civilization in Ancient Egypt
- 20. Italy and India are both considered to be a _______ because they are surrounded by water on three sides
- 22. The ocean located between Southwest Asia and Southeast Asia
- 23. This country is associated with the Mandate of Heaven, production of silk, and reverence for ancestors
- 24. _________'s Code is an example of law distinguishing between social classes
- 25. The________Revolution was when humans moved from hunting and gathering to farming
- 26. Shi Huangdi was the ruler of the _____Dynasty
- 27. a change made in order to improve society
- 28. the name for Western Europe after the fall of Rome, also known as the Middle Ages
- 29. a type of map that shows earth natural features such as rivers, mountains and deserts
Down
- 1. an extensive territory under the control of one single authority
- 2. the empire that controlled Eastern Europe after the fall of Rome
- 4. worshipping many gods
- 6. the name of the civilization located between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers
- 7. the birthplace of Confucianism, Hinduism, and Buddhism
- 8. a person with no permanent home, who travels place to place to find food
- 9. Greece's mountainous terrain led to the rise of independent __________
- 15. the Chinese philosophy that harsh laws are needed to maintain order in society
- 16. the name of the written language of Mesopotamia
- 17. the first civilizations formed near __________
- 18. Before it became a great empire, Rome was known for this style of government
- 21. Athen's most important contribution is this style of government