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CFE Review for 6th grade World History
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1
The person who codified and displayed the first set of written laws.
Hammurabi
Pericles
Hannibal
Buddha
2
What river runs along Egypt?
Red sea
Nile
Indus River
Mississippi
3
Type of Government where a few rule the majority (Sparta)
Democracy
Monarchy
Oligarchy
Representative Democracy
4
Trading route from China to Rome that also passed culture and disease
Marathon
Hammurabi's Code
Silk Road
Specialization
5
what is a nomad?
undreground layer of rock through which water flows
agriculture that conserves water and uses crops
person who lives by moving from place to place follow herds
none of them
6
A biography of Martin Luther King Jr. is a ____________________ source.
Fossil
Secondary
Primary
Book
7
the paleolithic age was after the neolithic age
False
True
8
How did civilizations deal with scarcity (lack of resources)
They traded
Domestication of Animals
Specialization
Systematic farming
9
Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle are famous Greek _____________________.
Philosophers
Kings
Prophets
Military Generals
10
The type of Greek play without a happy ending
Emo
Tragedy
Drama
Comedy
11
What religion is an offshoot of Judaism?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Monotheism
Christianity
12
The type of lines that run parallel with the Equator are called ___________________ lines.
Absolute Location
Prime Meridian
Latitude
Longitude
13
Name the continent shown on map
Africa
Antarctica
Asia
Australia
14
Type of lines that run from the North Pole to the South Pole.
Equator
Latitude Lines
Longitude Lines
No such line exists
15
What religion did Ancient Egypt practice?
Daoism
Christianity
Polytheism
Buddhism
16
Boundaries like Mountains and deserts were used as _________________ by ancient civilizations.
Protection
Military Training Sites
Hunting Grounds
Sightseeing Spots
17
Mountains, Oceans, and Deserts were used as ____________ _____________by ancient civilizations.
Nature Walks
Natural Resources
Natural Boundaries
Natural Bowlings
18
Which king of Mesopotamia instituted a code of laws for his people to live by?
Hammurabi
Gilgamesh
Sargon
Nebuchadnezzar
19
Why was the Great Wall of China built?
To make Europeans jealous of China's power
To keep the Chinese people in their cities
To keep missionaries out of the country
To keep invaders out
20
Elaborate tombs where Egyptians buried pharaohs and nobles
Ziggurats
Steeles
Pyramids
Temples
21
Name the continent on picture
Europe
South America
Asia
Africa
22
A.D. on a timeline translates to:
Anno Dateline
After Death
Anno Domani
The year of our Lord
23
The Caste System belongs to which Great River Valley Civilizations
India
China
Egypt
Mesopotamia
24
What does sedentary mean?
To worship at church
To stay in one place, not moving
All of the above
To be always moving
25
Name the continent shown on picture
China
North America
Europe
Asia
26
In what two ways are Egypt and Mesopotamia the same?
They were polytheistic and settled in the middle of a desert.
They were both monotheistic and settled near major rivers.
They were both monotheistic and settled in the middle of a desert.
They were both polytheistic and settled near major rivers.
27
A map that shows land and water features
Political map
Land map
Physical map
Thematic map
28
Religious temples built in Mesopotamia are known as _____________________.
Polytheism
Ziggurats
Pyramids
Temples
29
prehistory
the period of time before wiitten records
a time in history
pottery
a book
30
What was the Neolithic Revolution?
use of evolving stone tools and hunting and gathering
obtaining subsistence by humans before agriculture
period in which adaptation of sedentary agriculture occurred
technological changes in organization;led to agriculture
31
Belief in one god
Monotheism
Polytheism
Monarchy
Monogod
32
In what two ways are Egypt and Mesopotamia the same?
They were polytheistic and settled in the middle of a desert.
They were both monotheistic and settled in the middle of a desert.
They were both monotheistic and settled near major rivers.
They were both polytheistic and settled near major rivers.
33
Julius Caesar, after taking over Rome, declared himself __________________
Caesar Augustus
Dictator for Life
Emperor
Hannibal
34
What continent is Egypt on?
Asia
Europe
Africa and Asis
Africa
35
What type of map is this
Physical
Thematic
Weather
Political
36
The shift from hunting and gathering to farming is referred as the Neolithic or Agricultural Revolution because
Agriculture changed their lives drastically due to a surplus of food.
They continued to hunt and migrate to get food.
They developed a spoken language during the Neolithic Age.
Agriculture was not a major change during the Neolithic Age,
37
Which two religions believed in reincarnation?
Buddhism and Christianity
Hinduism and Christianity
Hinduism and Buddhism
Hinduism and Polytheism
38
What made the Israelites move to Egypt?
They wanted to share their culture
Better farming opportunites
They wanted to overthrow the Pharaoh
They wanted more wealth
39
Siddhartha Guatama was also known as ____________________
Hannibal
The first Pharaoh
Hammurabi
Buddha
40
The Peloponnesian War was between
Rome and Carthage
Athens and Sparta (and their allies)
Rome and Persia
Greece and Persia
41
What major change took place in the Neolithic Age?
People began to discover how to use fire.
People began farming in a systematic way
People built shelters in ice.
People began to use spoken language to communicate
42
Greece is a landform surrounded on three sides by water, known as a ____________________
Peninsula
Delta
Inlet
Plataeu
43
Early Humans ___________________, or traveled around in search of resources.
Moved
Migrated
Hunted and Gathered
Specialization
44
During the Paleolithic era, people
All are correct
lived in caves
lived in tents made of animal skins
used stone tools
45
Famous "sports arena" in Rome still standing today.
Gladiator Oval
Circus Maximus
Flavian Ampitheater
Colosseum
46
Which type of government was developed in Athens?
Monarchy
Dynasty
Democracy
Oligarchy
47
Axum, Kush, and Egypt had all these things in common EXCEPT:
Pyramids
The were African
Trade
The had systematic agriculture
48
Early humans began practicing three things after the Agricultural Revolution:
Specialization, Trading, Battling
Specialization, Domestication of Animals, Battling
Specialization, Systematic Farming, Domestication of Animals
Specialization, Irrigation, Trading
49
Type of Democracy in ancient Greece
Oligarchy
Direct Democracy
Representative Democracy
Monarchy
50
This invention brought running water to Rome
Shadoof
Irrigation
Flavian Canal
Aqueduct
51
Two reasons early humans began civilizations around rivers:
Water for drinking and water for farming
Soil for farming and water for farming
Fishing and water for drinking
Fishing and traveling
52
Why were the mountains important to Ancient Rome?
They provided shade to the city.
They made it easy to invade Rome.
They provided protection to the city.
They were volcanos.
53
Test in ancient China that determined people intelligent enough to work in government.
Dynastic Cycle
Mandate of Heaven
Civil Service Exams (Tests)
Democracy
54
In Ancient China, what was the permission from gods that gave kings the right to rule?
Gun Powder
Civil Service Exams
Mandate of Heaven
Dynastic Cycle
55
Why was the domestication of animals important to the people of the Neolithic Age?
People continued to hunt animals because domestication was not possible
Only plants could be domesticated not animals
Animals were not domesticated during this time period.
Domestication helped with farming, supplied milk, wool, and transport
56
Cultural Diffusion
having limits or bounds.
the spread of the beliefs & social activities of one culture to others
Hurricane Dorain
Feed America Only Committee
57
The first Israelite was a Mesopotamian man named ________________________.
Hammurabi
Abraham
Julius Caesar
Moses
58
The Pax Romana means
Roman Legions
Roman Peace
Roman War
Roman Empire
59
Ancient Egyptian process of preserving bodies still used today.
Hieroglyphics
Shadoof
Embalming
Book of the dead
60
Type of writing in India
Cuneiform
Pictographs and Ideographs
Sanskrit
Heiroglyphics
61
The Caste system is
A legal code in India set up after independence
A system where individuals can change caste easily.
The power stucture of India "mandated" by the gods.
Similar to the racial divides in the United States.
62
The phrase "Eye for an Eye and Tooth for a Tooth" means what?
Punishment will be equal to the crime
Laws will be written down
Punishment will focus on rehabilitation
People convicted of crimes will lose their eyes and teeth
63
Name the Continent shown on map
Africa
Australia
South America
Asia
64
The word Neolithic Means:
Caveman
New Stone
Age of Tools
Old Age
65
Rule by a King or Queen
Polytheism
Monotheism
Monarchy
Democracy
