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How many years separate 3100 BC and 1800 AD?

How many years separate 3100 BC and 1800 AD?. A. 490 B. 130 C. 4900 D, 1300. 4900. Events that occurred after the development of writing are called. A. Prehistoric B. Ancient C. Artifacts D. Historic. Historic.

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How many years separate 3100 BC and 1800 AD?

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  1. How many years separate 3100 BC and 1800 AD? • A. 490 • B. 130 • C. 4900 • D, 1300

  2. 4900

  3. Events that occurred after the development of writing are called • A. Prehistoric • B. Ancient • C. Artifacts • D. Historic

  4. Historic

  5. Events that occur before the development of writing are called • A. Prehistoric • B. Ancient • C. Artifacts • D. Historic

  6. Prehistoric

  7. The epic poem that Homer wrote is entitled • A. Iliad • B. Moby Dick • C. Mahabharata • D. Ramayana

  8. Iliad

  9. The code of laws during the Mesopotamian period was known as • A. Ten commandments • B. Five Pillars • C. Code of Hammurabi • D. Twelve Tablets

  10. Code of Hammurabi

  11. What artifact unlocked the key to the hieroglyphic language? • A. Hammurabi Code • B. King Tut’s tomb • C. Ice Man • D. Rosetta Stone

  12. Rosetta Stone

  13. What event allowed man to gain control over his food supply? • A. Hunting • B. Wandering • C. Development of farming • D. fishing

  14. Development of farming

  15. Mesopotamia was the land between the Tigris and which other river? • A. Nile • B. Amazon • C. Mississippi • D. Euphrates

  16. Euphrates

  17. What factor made it especially difficult to farm in southern Mesopotamia? • Unskilled Laborers • Droughts and irregular floods • Not enough sunshine • Rocky, infertile soil

  18. Droughts and Irregular floods

  19. What invention has proven to be one of the most important inventions in human history? • Paper • Wheel • Plow • Pots

  20. Wheel

  21. What person studies the ancient artifacts, tools and buildings of long ago? • Archeologists • Anthropologist • Geologist • Historians

  22. Archeologists

  23. What person studies the way people act and live? • Archeologists • Anthropologist • Geologist • Historians

  24. Anthropologist

  25. What person studies rock, minerals, and other formations of the earth? • Archeologists • Anthropologist • Geologist • Historians

  26. Geologist

  27. What was the first written laws called? • Four Pillars • Ten Commandments • Vedas • Code of Hammurabi

  28. Code of Hammurabi

  29. What cloth is found in a cocoon? • Cotton • Wool • Silk • Polyester

  30. Silk

  31. What cloth did the Chinese make? • Cotton • Wool • Silk • polyester

  32. Silk

  33. The tallest building in Sumer was • Zigguart • Tora • Pyramid • Cuneiform

  34. zigguart

  35. A long period without rain is called • Plateau • Drought • Economy • Irrigation

  36. Drought

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