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| Considered the first official king of Egypt. Pharroh of Egypt in 32nd BCE predynastic period | |
| Minoan palace on the island of Crete (4) | |
| One of the first literary pieces written praising the River that supported their lives | |
| Described in Genesis in the bible, had 3 descendants: Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph | |
| Script used in Mycenean Greece, translated and produced the first greek alphabet | |
| City located at the Base of Mesopotamia (6) | |
| First known architect, chancellor of the king of Egypt, doctor, and more | |
| Transition from hunting and gathering to agricultural and settlements. (New Stone Age) | |
| Ancient Indus Valley civilization that was around during the time of Mesopotamia (7) | |
| Society that made giant palaces and had great works of art, laws, and written records | |
| Cave in France where some of the first cave paintings in history were drawn (1) | |
| First practice of growing different crops and having a healthier diet | |
| monuments on top of mountains that have temples at the top | |
| The first known written law systems. Written in Babylon by the sixth emperor of Babylonia. 1790 BCE | |
| Burial site that is characterized by its dome shape, formed by succesively larger rings | |
| Regarded as the most succesful and powerful pharroh of all time | |
| A system that brings all of the food and agriculture to one central location then distributes it to everyone | |
| One of the earliest known literary works. Poem found in Iraq. 27th Century BCE | |
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| King of Hebrews who united the state, defeated the philistines, and established Jerusalem as the capital | |
| Island that experienced giant volcanic eruption (3) | |
| One of the oldest continuously inhabited sites, located in Israel (8) | |
| Temple that housed the Ark of the Covenant | |
| King who weakened the kingdoms, at his death the monarchy split and created Israel in the north, and Judah in the south | |
| Deep narrow shaft sunk into natural rock, then placed bodies in the bottom | |
| The second book of the Torah, describing Moses leading the jews out of Egypt | |
| Site of the Great Pyramids of Giza, west of Cairo in Egypt (9) | |
| Writing that was never decipehered, written by Minoans | |
| River basin at the begining of Mesopotamia (6) | |
| Fifth pharroh of the 18th Egyptian dynasty. Known as the best female pharroh in Egyptian history | |
| religion with multiple gods | |
| Site in Greece that was one of the largest Greek centers for the Mycenean civilization (5) | |
| The first pharroh to suggest that there was only one god, which changed the traditional polytheistic ways | |
| Raiders that sailed the Mediterranean Sea, trying to take out cultures including the Minoan and Mycenean cultures | |
| Great hall in Mycenean palaces used for worship | |
| Civilization that had housing in a enclosed community (2) | |
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