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Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - First civlizationVersión en línea Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - First civlization por Vijo Gor 1 Why did writing first develop in Mesopotamia? a To write down laws b To teach children c To tell stories d To record farming payments to temples 2 What are the earliest simple pictures used for writing called? a Alphabets b Numbers c Hieroglyphs d Pictograms 3 What material did early Mesopotamians write on? a Animal skins b Papyrus c Stone slabs d Clay tablets 4 What tool was used to make marks on clay tablets? a Fingerprints b Reed stylus c Metal chisel d Wooden stylus 5 What is the name of wedge-shaped writing from Mesopotamia? a Linear B b Sanskrit c Cuneiform d Hieroglyphics 6 Around 5000 BC, farmers settled in the valley between which two rivers? a Nile and Congo b Tigris and Euphrates c Ganges and Indus d Danube and Rhine 7 What problem did Sumerian farmers face with the rivers? a Dangerous animals in rivers b Too little water c Rivers dried up every year d Yearly floods soaking the ground 8 How did the Sumerians solve the flooding problem? a Dug ditches and canals to store and carry water b Moved to higher land c Used wooden aqueducts d Built large dams 9 What did small farming villages in Sumer grow into? a Nations b Palaces c City-states d Empires 10 What large temple buildings dominated Sumerian cities? a Pyramids b Cathedrals c Ziggurats d Mosques 11 Why did writing most likely begin in Mesopotamia? a Children needed to learn drawing b Farmers wanted to record stories for their families c Temple officials needed a way to control and record payments and resources d People wanted to write poems about nature 12 What does the invention of writing tell us about Sumerian society? a Everyone could read and write freely b It was organized and needed records to manage work and trade c People used writing mostly for fun d Writing was invented to replace speech 13 How did irrigation and farming lead to the growth of cities? a Surplus food allowed some people to specialize in crafts and leadership b People stopped working together c Canals made trade impossible d Floods destroyed small villages 14 Why can we say that early Sumerian city-states were already class societies? a The rich were forced to work in the fields b Priests and officials controlled temples, land, and resources while farmers worked for them c Soldiers ruled instead of priests d Everyone shared the same amount of food 15 How did the invention of writing strengthen early states and empires later on? a It made farmers forget their traditions b It was used only for art and poetry c It replaced religion as a belief system d It allowed rulers to keep control over land, taxes, and people 16 What does the rise of city-states from Sumer to Greece to the Maya to Renaissance Italy show about how civilizations tend to often develop? a Civilizations always start as one united empire b City-states are a modern invention c City-states appear only in desert regions d Civilizations often begin as independent city-states that grow from trade, farming, and shared culture before some are united by kings or empires

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Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - First civlizationVersión en línea

por Vijo Gor

Why did writing first develop in Mesopotamia?

What are the earliest simple pictures used for writing called?

What material did early Mesopotamians write on?

What tool was used to make marks on clay tablets?

What is the name of wedge-shaped writing from Mesopotamia?

Around 5000 BC, farmers settled in the valley between which two rivers?

What problem did Sumerian farmers face with the rivers?

How did the Sumerians solve the flooding problem?

What did small farming villages in Sumer grow into?

What large temple buildings dominated Sumerian cities?

Why did writing most likely begin in Mesopotamia?

What does the invention of writing tell us about Sumerian society?

How did irrigation and farming lead to the growth of cities?

Why can we say that early Sumerian city-states were already class societies?

How did the invention of writing strengthen early states and empires later on?

What does the rise of city-states from Sumer to Greece to the Maya to Renaissance Italy show about how civilizations tend to often develop?