Across
- 1. Seasonal winds that bring dry or wet conditions to India.
- 4. A government closely connected to religious authority or beliefs.
- 7. The ancient city that gave its name to the Harappan civilization.
- 10. Paper like material made from reeds along the Nile.
- 13. The Babylonian ruler who created one of the first written law codes.
- 15. Fine soil carried by rivers that makes farmland fertile.
- 16. Massive stone structures built as tombs for pharaohs.
- 18. The major river that flows southwest from the Himalayas to the Arabian Sea.
- 19. The largest city of the Harappan civilization, located in modern day Pakistan.
- 21. The ancient region between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
- 24. The river paired with the Tigris that formed the Fertile Crescent.
- 25. Large temple structures in Sumerian city states.
- 26. The river that provided predictable flooding for Egyptian agriculture.
Down
- 2. A broad landmass that is smaller than a continent; India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh form one.
- 3. The belief in multiple gods, practiced by Sumerians and Egyptians.
- 5. When Egypt expanded and looked more like this: territory under one ruler.
- 6. The wedge shaped writing system developed by the Sumerians.
- 8. The cultivation of crops and domestication of animals.
- 9. The mountain range that forms a northern barrier around the Indian subcontinent.
- 11. The writing system used in Ancient Egypt with picture symbols.
- 12. A series of rulers from the same family.
- 14. The empire known for Hammurabi's Code.
- 17. The southern Mesopotamian civilization known for city states, cuneiform, and ziggurats.
- 20. Independent cities in Sumer, each with its own ruler and laws.
- 22. Egyptian rulers who were considered divine or god like.
- 23. The ruler who created the world's first empire by uniting Mesopotamia.
