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Social Studies Final Review
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1
Buddhism teaches the 4 Noble Truths, while Hinduism teaches about karma. How are these religions similar?
Buddhism started in America, while Hinduism started in Southern Asia
These religions are not similar
Both religions have teachings about peace and harmony
2
What is the symbol of unification in Egypt?
The Pyramids at Giza
The Rosetta Stone
The Red and White Double Crown
3
Identify the major world religions
Mecca, Alexandria, Cairo, Corsica
Ra, Thor, Athena, Perseus
Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism
4
What is the Neolithic Revolution?
The war between early humans and cavemen.
When early humans learned how to farm
When early humans moved to America
5
Which of the following is NOT an ancient architectural achievement?
The Empire State Building
The Parthenon
The Pyramids at Giza
6
The landscape of Greece influenced which of the following:
Strong farming and agriculture across the Greek landscape
Greek city states that were united by travel and trade
Independent city states that were separated by mountains
7
What is one similarity between Roman and American government?
Both governments have Presidents
Only males are allowed to vote
3 branches of power
8
What kind of architecture is shown?
agora
Greek columns
Sumerian Sundials
9
Which form of government was created in Athens?
Totalitarian
Democracy
Oligarchy
10
Early humans learned how to domesticate animals. DOMESTICATE means
hunting animals in large groups
animals that were kept for food and farming
giving animals inside housing
11
What rivers were part of the Fertile Crescent
Nile and Tigris Rivers
Indus and Ganges Rivers
Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
12
Early humans were considered nomadic. What does
NOMADIC
mean?
moving from place to place
making laws
staying in one place
13
How are sundials in Mesopotamia similar to modern wristwatches?
Both are powered by the sun
Sundials and watches are not similar
Both show how technology has changed over time
14
Why was the Nile River important to Egypt?
The floods made the soil rich for farming and irrigation
Egyptians made laws to control the use of the river
The flooding was unpredictable and destroyed crops
15
Which of the following does a political map show?
monuments
state and country boundaries
physical land features
16
What made Alexander the Great powerful?
He was able to conquer many lands
He stole from the rich and gave to the poor
He wasn't powerful
17
What is included on a physical map?
monuments
states and country boundaries
mountains and rivers
18
Judaism, Christianity, Islam are all monotheistic religions.
False
True
19
The upper class citizens in Rome
Slaves
Patricians
Plebeians
20
Slaves, Merchant, Viziers, Scribes are all examples of
social classes in Egypt
gods and goddesses in Rome
types of jobs in Mesopotamia
21
Hammurabi's Code
was the religious leader of the Sumerians
made laws that had cruel punishments
was used to create paved roads
22
Monotheism is the belief in many gods.
True
False
23
Which of the following is NOT an element of a civilization?
temples and buildings for religious teachings
advancements in architecture and technology
rules and laws created by the government
calendars that track the passing of time
24
What is the job of an ARCHAEOLOGIST?
doing experiments to show what early humans did
finding evidence of cavement and aliens
finding artifacts and other remains of the past
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"An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth" is an example of
Hammurabi's Code
how Sumerians viewed their religion
cave paintings at Lescaux
