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| T or F: The Minonan religion was matriarchal meaning motherly and the majority of their deities were female. | True |
| T or F: Alexander was tutored by the great Greek philosopher Socrates. | False |
| T or F: The Greeks practice monotheism as their form of religion. | False |
| The Period of Scientific and Cultural advancement in Greece was called the "Golden Age." | True |
| The Minotaur was slain by the Greek warrior Achilles. | True |
| The Greeks humanized their gods giving them human form and the behavior of humans. | True |
| The Parthenon built on the acropolis, is the temple of the goddess Athena, built in the city of Sparta. | False |
| Every person that lived in Athens was considered a citizen and could propose and vote on laws. | True |
| The Seasonal winds that affect the climate of the Indian Subcontinent bringing heavy rains in the summer. | monsoons |
| "Skillfull Man" or "Man with Ability" made stools from sticks and stones. | Homo Habilis |
| The Mesopotamia was located between these two rivers. | Tigris and Euphrates |
| The belief in many gods is known as.... | polytheism |
| Traders who lived in Canaan who spread their culture through trade. | phoenicians |
| The style of art and its related culture developed by the Greeks and later passed to the Romans is called... | classical |
| Early humans or human like creatures. | hominids |
| The natural religion of India. | hinduism |
| Freedom from suffering,release from all desires. | Nirvana |
| This Sea was located east of Greece. | Aegean |
| The Sumerian form of writing based on wedge shaped figures is known as..... | Cunieform |
| A river located in the Northeast India. | Brahamputra |
| The Head goddess of the people on Crete;She was responsible for the birth and the growth of all living things. | Earth Mother |
| This advanced civilization was founded along the world's longest river in North Africa. | Egyptian |
| B.C. Means | Before Christ |
| Which empire helped spread Buddhism to China? | Mauryan Empire |
| Legendary and traditional stories that a society used to explain some event. | myth |
| An old master teacher he did not believe in social structure. | Laozi |
| Area settled by the Philistines. | Palestine |
| This period of early man dating from 2 million when man made tools from stone. | Stone Age |
| A collection of folk tales that presented moral lessons through animals that acted like humans. These stories would late spread into the middle East and the West. | Panchatantra |
| This was located at the southern end of the Balkan Peninsula | Greece |
| This is also known as the Yellow River, the Early Chinese Civilization began here in 5,000 B.C. | Huang He |
| A civilization involved in trade between Mesopotamia and Egypt around 1500 B.C. | Arameans |
| This civilization was closely related to the Greeks and Egyptians | Minoan |
| This period began when man started to keep written records. | Historic Period |
| The digging and searching of artifacts left by early humans. | Anthropology |
| The idea that animals have to adapt to their environment or they will be extinct. | natural selection |
| The area settled by the Phoenicians located between Syria and Egypt. | Canaan |
| A maze beneath King Minos palace where the Minotaur lived.. | Labyrinth |
| The first civilization in Mesopotamia dating back to 3,500 B.C. it was an advanced society. | Sumerian |
| "Thinking Man" the species of modern man developed the ability to reason and think. | Homo Sapien |
| The Egyptian form of writing using pictures to express ideas or phrases was called........ | Hieroglyphics |
| The spoken language of the Aryans which evolved into a written language | Sanskrit |
| Wife of the Mycenaean King who was kidnapped by Paris. | Helen |
| The longest river in the world that begins in Central Africa and runs to the Mediterranean Sea | Nile |
| The belief in one god is called... | Monotheism |
| He was the King of Crete in 2000 B.C. | Minos |
| The largest Phoenician city located on the east coast of the Mediterranean Sea. | Tyre |
| The four major social classes of Aryan society were called.... | Varna |
| A mythical figure which had the body of a man, teeth of a lion, head of a bull. | Minotaur |
| English Naturalist who developed the Theory of Evolution. | Charles Darwin |
