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World History Chapter 1 Review
World History Chapter 1 Review
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A #worldhistory quiz #quiz to help students #review #earlycivilizations.
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1
Which of the following is an achievement of the Neolithic Age?
Fire.
Tools from lava rocks.
Domesticated animals.
2
This is the name given to the Newer part of Stone Age.
What is the Neolithic Age?
What is the Paleolithic Age?
What is the Bronze Age?
3
Which of the following is an example of Improved Technology?
Government.
Bronze weapons and armor.
Uruk.
4
This person was a professional record keeper.
What is an artisan?
What is a scribe?
What is a priest?
5
This is the term given to the older part of the Stone Age.
What is the Neolithic Age?
What is the Paleolithic Age?
What is the Bronze Age?
6
Which of the following is an example of an Advanced City?
Bronze weapons and armor.
Potters and Weavers.
Uruk.
7
This was a large, pyramid-shaped monument, a part of the temple in Sumer.
What is a ziggurat?
What is a priest?
What is a village?
8
Why did Neolithic villages use slash-and-burn farming and breed their animals to be stronger?
They were competing with other villages for prizes.
They were showing off the amount of land they had.
They were planning for a steady food source in the future.
9
This is the species name for modern humans?
What is homo habilis?
What is homo erectus?
What is homo sapien?
10
Why is
homo habilis
so significant in early human history?
He was first to develop a skill.
He walked upright.
He had opposable thumbs.
11
This is the unique way of life for a group of people.
What is culture?
What is hunter-gatherer?
What is farming?
12
How did life become more complex as villages grew into cities?
Religious shrines appeared.
Population grew.
Social classes developed.
13
Which of the following is a characteristic of hunter-gatherer groups in the Paleolithic Age?
They made warm clothes to survive the Ice Age.
They hunted with spears.
They lived in villages.
14
These are remains of human-made objects, such as tools or jewelry.
What are artisans?
What are hominids?
What are artifacts?
15
What inventions appeared as villages developed into cities to make travel and trade easier?
The wheel and sail.
The axe.
Cuneiform writing.
16
Which of the following is a negative effect of living in an early Neolithic village?
Disease.
Religion.
Gossip.
17
This is a skilled worker that makes goods by hand.
What is a scribe?
What is homo habilis?
What is an artisan?
18
Which of the following is an example of a Complex Institution?
Government.
Potters and Weavers.
A Ziggurat.
19
Which of the following is an example of Specialization?
A Ziggurat.
Lagash.
Potters and Weavers.
20
Why is it necessary for civilizations to have complex institutions like government?
To provide jobs for some of the population.
To keep people busy when they aren't farming.
To maintain order among the people.
21
Which of the following is an example of Record Keeping?
Scribes that track debts & payments.
Governments that settle disputes.
Farmers that use slash-and-burn techniques.
22
Which of the following is a difference between the homo sapiens and the earlier hominids?
They walked upright.
They used tools.
They planned large group hunts.
23
Which one of the social classes that existed in the City of Ur was the most important?
Artists.
Farmers.
Rulers and Priests.
24
Which of the following factors led to the agricultural revolution of the Neolithic Age?
Change in climate (rising temperatures).
Religious beliefs.
Advanced technology.
25
This is the development of skills in specific area of work.
What is specialization?
What is advanced technology?
What is homo habilis?
26
This is the act of trading goods and services without using money.
What is bartering?
What is moneylending?
What is cuneiform?
