Across
- 2. Egyptian farmers benefitted from annual ___ of the river
- 5. Occasional flooding leads to fertile ____
- 8. Everyone is treated equally
- 10. The ___ Age began when people started using stones for specific tools for farming
- 11. Egyptian writing, called ___ used both pictograms and letters
- 14. The ancient Egyptian civilization began along the ___ River in northern Africa.
- 15. a city state that is ruled by a religious leader
- 16. ___ animals provide easy access to food, fur, and raw materials without having to hunt.
- 18. A common ___ language made it possible to pass on information or keep track of laws & taxes.
- 21. Hammurabi was able to unite _____ under his law codes
- 22. Early Sumerian writing was called ___ and used a stylus to imprint on a clay tablet.
- 24. Early female peoples got their food by___
- 25. Babylonian King ___ wrote the first legal code, which set laws and punishments for all.
Down
- 1. Having a stable food supply led to an increase in ___.
- 3. Early male peoples got their food by __
- 4. Leadership passed down via heredity
- 6. Early civilizations had ___ workers that exchanged their skill for “pay” or other services.
- 7. Sumerian technology included this type of metal, to make weapons and jewelry .
- 9. Early villages were built near ___ for easy access to water
- 12. The king of Egypt held the title “___” and was believed to be a god.
- 13. Sumerian and Babylonian cultures were ___, believing in “many gods”, not only one
- 17. Complex institutions like ___ and education help maintain order within a civilization.
- 19. These giant structures were used as tombs for some leaders in Ancient Egypt.
- 20. Advanced ___ like the wheel, plow and sail made daily life easier and more productive.
- 23. The Neolithic Revolution is often referred to it as ____ Revolution
