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Study Guide for Fall World History Interim
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1
Which of the following is NOT an accomplishment of the Qin Dynasty? (SG9)
Confucianism
Mandate of Heaven
Terra Cotta Soldiers
Legalism
2
TEACHER --> STUDENT/TEACHER --> STUDENT/TEACHER--> STUDENT (SG26-28)
Socrates --> Plato --> Aristotle --> Alexander
Aristotle --> Plato --> Alexander --> Socrates
Plato --> Socrates --> Alexander --> Aristotle
Alexander --> Aristotle --> Socrates --> Plato
3
First monotheistic religion (SG4)
Christianity
Buddhism
Islam
Judaism
4
Who is believed to have started the caste system in India? (SG13)
Harappans
Mauryans
Aryans
Dravidians
5
What kind of government did the Roman Republic replace? (SG23)
a theocracy
a democracy
a dictatorship
a monarchy
6
Why was Hammurabi's Code important? (SG2)
It provided the first written religious code
It is the earliest set of written laws
It established the first free public schools
It created a democracy in Mesopotamia
7
What were the major characteristics of Byzantine and Roman architecture? (SG37)
domes and arches
towers and columns
brick walls and flat roofs
stairs and fountains
8
Which civilization was on the Nile River? (SG2)
Mesopotamia
Harappa
Egypt
China
9
Why did Greek city-states develop instead of a unified empire? (SG22)
Worshiped the same gods
Similar architectural designs
Spoke different languages
Geographic isolation
10
Which part of the Roman Republic could veto laws? (SG24)
Senate
consuls
God
assembly
11
Hinduism, Indian Ocean Trade, grid-system city, indoor plumbing (SG3)
Egypt
China
Sumeria
India
12
What kind of government did Sparta have? (SG21)
republic
democracy
theocracy
monarchy
13
Why was Augustus Caesar important? (SG31)
1st Roman Emperor
Defeated the Mongols
A city in Georgia was named after him
Named dictator for life
14
Polytheistic, traded, hieroglyphics, pharaohs (SG2)
Persia
Egypt
Sumeria
Babylon
15
Who eventually caused the collapse of the Byzantine Empire? (SG42)
Hindu Warriors
Muslim Ottomans
Jewish Soldiers
Christian Crusaders
16
What was the Neolithic Revolution? (SG1)
Gunpowder was created
Dinosaurs became extincted
Farming was discovered
Animals were domesticated
17
Which is NOT a group in the caste system? (SG14)
Brahmin
Kshatriya
Shudra
untouchables
18
Which was NOT a reason for the division of the Christian Church in 1054 A.D.? (SG40)
meaning of communion
fight over icons
marriage of priests
language of worship
19
Italian trader who became famous for helping Kublai & then a book was written about it (SG47)
Kublai Khan
Columbus
Marco Polo
Genghis Khan
20
Which civilization was on the Indus River? (SG2)
Harappa
Mesopotamia
Egypt
China
21
Which of the following is an accomplishment of the Golden Age of Gupta? (SG7)
Calculated π 4 digits
Proved the Earth was round
Advances in medicine
Invented modern number system, zero, and decimals
22
What allowed Islam to spread rapidly in the 600s & 700s? (SG50)
Weakness of Byzantine and Persian empires
Needing of land for growing population
Victory during the Crusades
Wanting to share religion
23
What was the "mandate of heaven"? (SG11)
the belief that god told the emperor what to do
a list of commandments given to emperors by god
prayer used by emperors to get the gods' favor before battle
the idea that gods chose the emperor in China
24
Which of the following is NOT an accomplishment of the Zhou Dynasty? (SG8)
Terra Cotta Soldiers
Mandate of Heaven
Legalism
Confucianism
25
Who was Asoka? (SG6)
Indian leader who helped spread Christianity
Chinese leader who helped spread Hinduism
Indian leader who helped spread Buddhism
Hindu leader who helped spread Islam
26
Which civilization was on the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers? (SG2)
Egypt
Harappa
Mesopotamia
China
27
Which of the following is a Noble Truth of Buddhism? (SG16)
All people can become "enlightened" by following 8-Fold Path
Life is suffering and sadness.
Pain is caused by people's selfish wishes.
The way to end pain is to stop wanting things.
28
What correctly names an influence the Greeks and Romans had on the U.S.? (SG32)
They influenced the U.S.'s legal system
they gave us their polytheistic religion
they influenced the development of a representative govt.
they gave the U.S. the idea of a dictatorship
29
Why was Julius Caesar important? (SG30)
Name dictator for life
General who defeated Alexander
Invented the salad
1st Roman Emperor
30
As a god and a king, the pharaoh had both religious and _____________ control in Egypt. (SG2)
divine
agricultural
economic
political
31
Polytheistic, traded, standardized coins and roads, satraps (SG2)
Babylon
Egypt
Sumeria
Persia
32
Which civilization was built on the Huang He (Yellow) and Chang Jiang (Yangtze) Rivers? (SG2)
Egypt
Mespotamia
Harappa
China
33
Which of the following is a major belief of Hinduism (SG15)
Reincarnation
Seek to find perfect understand or moksha
One true reality is Brahman
The spirit is one aspect of Brahman
34
Who is most responsible for raising the status of women in the Byzantine Empire? (SG36)
Constantine
Theodora
Justinian I
the Patriarch
35
Ghana, Mali, and Songhai all made money by controlling trade in what two commodities? (SG44B)
chocolate and potatoes
diamonds and spices
salt and ebony
gold and salt
36
The religious texts used by Hindus and brought by Aryans (SG13)
the Q'uran
the Torah
vedas
analects
37
What effect did Confucianism have in China? (SG17)
Start of the Examination System
Introduction of Legalism
Respect for elders
Women were oppressed
38
When did a dynasty lose favor from the gods? (SG11)
The gods spoke to the leaders
Major natural disaster
Major military campaigns
The gods wrote to the leaders
39
Where did the Byzantine Empire originate? (SG34)
Western Roman Empire
Eastern Roman Empire
Northern Roman Empire
Southern Roman Empire
40
Confucianism, Taoism, Legalism, Buddhism, Silk Road Trade, irrigation, dynasties (SG3)
Egypt
China
Sumeria
India
41
Polytheistic, traded, build walls and the sail (SG2)
Sumeria
Persia
Babylon
Egypt
42
Which of the items below is an achievement of the Han dynasty of China? (SG10)
university examination system for govt. workers
use of Confucius's writings
use of oracle bones
invention of bronze
43
What factors led to the collapse of the Roman Empire? (SG33)
Non-patriotic citizens
Lost of interest and confidence in government
Hiring of mercenaries
Increased inflation
44
Where did Islam begin? (SG48)
Mecca
Mohenjo-Daro
Cario
Beijing
45
How did Mauryan emperor Chandragutpa control his empire? (SG5)
Large, powerful army
Spy Network
Assassinating enemies
Peaceful negotiations
46
What kind of government did Athens have? (SG21)
democracy
theocracy
monarchy
republic
47
What tactics did Genghis Khan use to cause his empire to grow? (SG45)
Peaceful negotiations
Fear and Terror
Gunpowder
Skilled horsemen
48
Which is NOT a pillar of Islam? (SG49)
profession of faith
prayer
almsgiving
polygamy (marriage to more than one person)
49
Swahili trading states of East Africa like Zanzibar often traded with (SG51)
South America
North America
Europe
India
50
Alexander the Great of Macedon was given credit for (SG29)
uniting the Greek cities under one government
inventing a new branch of mathematics
burning the teachings of Plato
bringing monotheism to Greece
51
Which of the following was true of both Athens AND Sparta? (SG21)
they both had strong armies
they both had strong navies
they were poli (plural of polis)
they both valued democracy
52
Which of the following is a difference between Athens and Sparta? (SG21)
they had different governments
they had different foods
they spoke different languages
they had different gods
53
Polytheistic, traded, Hammurabi's Code (SG2)
Babylon
Persia
Sumeria
Egypt
54
What did Justinian's Code accomplish? (SG35)
It degraded the status of women in the empire
it was the first code of laws
it replaced the 10 Commandments as Christian law
it reorganized Roman law and made it easier to use
55
What was the purpose of the Chinese Examination System? (SG12)
To test people on the teachings of Legalism
Fill government jobs with qualified persons
To test people on the teachings of Taoism
Fill agricultural jobs with qualified persons
56
The combination of Greek and Persian cultures spread by Alexander the Great was called (SG29)
Hellenism
Druidism
Pythagoreanism
Theocracy
57
Which pairing of groups were treated differently under Hammurabi's Code? (SG2)
kings and nobles
rich and poor
women and men
farmers and artisans
58
What effect did Mongolian expansion have on the people of Europe? (SG46)
Increased trade
Tales of Marco Polo
Inspiration to colonize Africa
Spread of the Plague
59
Which is a similarity among Judaism, Christianity, and Islam? (SG43)
they all were founded in the 600s A.D.
they all are monotheistic
they all started in Arabia
they all believe in Jesus's divinity