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Global 10 (Global I) Review
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Global History and Geography I (August 2003)
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One similarity between the Mongols of Asia & the Incas of South America was that both societies
practiced monotheistic religions
adapted to difficult physical environments
developed cash-crop farming
based their wealth on the slave trade
2
The Renaissance in western Europe is best described as a period marked by
great intellectual and artistic creativity
unquestioned reliance on the teachings of Aristotle
Christian unity throughout the region
an advance of Muslim culture
3
Hunting and gathering, subsistence agriculture, and the barter system are characteristics of a
command economy
traditional economy
market economy
mixed economy
4
An important factor that prevented Greek city-states from uniting into one nation was the
mountainous topography of the region
cold, hostile climate
size of desert regions
lack of common language
5
Han China & the Roman Empire were similar because both grew wealthy because they
created classless societies
developed extensive trade networks
encouraged democratic ideals
established free-market economies
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Hammurabi’s code of law & Qin dynasty legalism are similar in that both promoted the idea that
informed citizens help maintain peace & prosperity
worship of leaders maintains power of an empire
equality of people is the most important goal of government
harsh punishments for crimes leads to a more orderly society
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In which field of study do people learn about the development of early human beings?
cartography
anthropology
political science
economics
8
Judaism, Islam, and Christianity share a belief in
papal supremacy
an ethical code of conduct and monotheism
teachings of the Koran (Quran)
reincarnation and the Four Noble Truths
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During the Age of Absolutism (1600s and 1700s), European monarchs tried to
increase individual rights for their citizens
develop stronger relations with Islamic rulers
encourage the growth of collective farms
centralize political power within their nations
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Feudalism influenced Europe and Japan by
eliminating warfare
encouraging formal education
fostering the growth of religion
providing social stability