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Duplicate of World History Early Civilizations
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Formed from the mix of Aryan beliefs and non-Aryan beliefs in the Indus region:
Judaism
Buddhism
Hinduism
Taoism
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The pyramid-shaped temple, which means 'mountain of god' which stood at the center of a city.
Neolithic
Nomads
Minoan
Ziggurat
3
What are the two rivers in Mesopotamia?
Tigris & Euphrates
Euphrates & Indus
Nile & Amazon
Indus & Nile
4
Also known as the Stone Age lasted from 2.5 million - 8000 BC
Artisans
Paleolithic Age
Bronze Age
Neolithic Age
5
Buddhism's way of liberating the soul from the mistakes of everyday existence
moksha
wanka
converson
nirvana
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They allowed Hebrews to return and rebuild their temple
Babylonians
Assyrians
Persians
Romans
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Buddha rejected which of the following ideals/practices in Hinduism
meditation
reincarnation
polytheism
nirvania
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He is the "father" of the Hebrews and Arabs.
Abraham
Moses
Muhammad
Jesus
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Developed a writing system that used symbols to represent sounds
Minoans
Hebrews
Phoenicians
Babylonians
10
The ridged class system that developed in India had classes called “varna”- which means:
moksha
Aryan
skin colors
rulers
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Where is this?
Crete
Jerusalem
Ur
Carthage
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Which of the following is NOT a language derived from the Indo-Europeans?
Mandarin Chinese
Spanish
English
Hindi
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The ideal of ethical monotheism is NOT practiced in which religion?
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
Hinduism
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remains such as jewelry tools, and other human or man made objects collected by anthropologist
technology
Nomads
Artifacts
Civilization
15
Beatles song mentioned in class
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
Yellow Submarine
Revolution
Hellter Skelter
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The teachings of Buddhism originated in here, but NOT widely practiced their today.
Sri Lankha
Burma
China
India
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The invention of tools, mastery over fire, and the development of language all occurred in the
Ice Age
Neolithic Age
Bronze Age
Paleolithic Age
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One of the earliest civilizations stood on the banks of the Euphrates River.
Jerusalem
Lebanon
Sumer
Minoan
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Civilization developed largely as a result of
the agricultural revolution
the domestication of animals
government and other institutions
religious beliefs
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As the population of farming villages increased, early societies became more
war-like
complex
crowded
religious
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The creator in the Hindu religion
Shiva
Yahweh
Vishnu
Brahma
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Civilization developed largely as a result of
the agricultural revolution
religious beliefs
the domestication of animals
government and other institutions
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In contrast to the rulers of Sumer, the rulers of Egypt were considered to be
military leaders
god-kings
priests
polytheistic
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One of the great achievements of the Indus Valley civilization was
its sophisticated plumbing and sewage system
its number system
iron technology
the invention of the chariot
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Nomadic groups who obtain food by hunting animals and collecting plants are called
hominids
slash-and-burn farmers
artisans
hunter-gatherers
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a scattered population whose origin lies within a smaller geographic locale
judah
torah
despora
hebrew
27
After Solomon's death, some Jews revolted and formed a new kingdom called:
Despora
Israel
Babylon
Judah
28
He brought commandments that became the basis for civil and religious laws.
Jesus
Muhammad
Abraham
Moses
29
The Greeks are said to have gained their religious beliefs from this group of people:
Phoenicians
Hebrews
Babylonians
Minoans
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1) Advanced cities 2) Specialized workers 3) Complex Institutions 4) Records 5) Advanced Tech
technology
Ziggurat
Civilization
Artifacts
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Egyptian, Sumerian, and Chinese writing systems all developed from
papyrus
hieroglyphics
oracle bones
pictographs