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Final Exam Review Game Global Studies I, Global 9 #globali #global9 #nys
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1
Korea greatly influenced the development of early Japan by
acting as a bridge for cultural diffusion from China.
providing Japan with the technology for industrialization.
serving as a barrier against Chinese aggression.
protecting Japan from early European exploration.
2
In traditional Chinese culture, which philosophy had the greatest influence on its people?
Hinduism
Shintoism
Sikhism
Confucianism
3
In medieval Japan and medieval Europe, the feudal system was dominated by
peasant farmers.
radical revolutionaries.
warrior aristocrats.
middle-class merchants.
4
Zheng He contributed to the prosperity of China under the Ming dynasty by
defeating the northern Manchu invaders.
establishing colonies in Korea and Japan.
expanding trade with nations in Asia and Africa.
constructing the Great Wall on the northern frontier.
5
Geographic isolation of a people frequently reinforces/fosters
a traditional way of life.
suspicion and hostility toward outsiders.
development of the scientific method.
the need for advanced education.
6
The influence of African culture on some areas of Latin America was largely a result of the
Atlantic slave trade.
American Revolution.
building of the Panama Canal.
communist revolutions.
7
Which technological advancement helped unify both the Roman and Inca Empires?
wheeled carts
gunpowder
extensive road system
astrolabe
8
What are these lines called, running north & south on a map, measuring distances east or west?
Contour
Longitude
Latitude
Equatorial
9
The Paleolithic Era refers to a period in prehistory where humans
obtained food by hunting and gathering.
obtained food by farming and raising livestock.
developed complex institutions and technological advances.
did not yet exist as a distinct species.
10
People who wander from place to place, in search of more food and better shelter, are known as
villagers.
nomads.
farmers.
city-dwellers.
11
The Ottomans promoted soldiers & gov't officials according to ____, rather than birth/lineage.
merit
talent
ancestry
familial descent
12
Under a mercantilist system, colonies were important to a mother country because they provided
manufacturing facilities.
raw materials.
a source of cheap labor.
competition for industries in the mother country.
13
The period in human existence before written records is known as
the classical age.
the Renaissance.
prehistory.
Early Modern history.
14
The philosophy of Confucius (K'ung-fu-tzu) stresses the importance of
respect for authority.
religious beliefs.
owning land.
a classless society.
15
What theory did European absolute monarchs frequently cite to justify their total authority?
'direct democracy'
'divine right' rule
'popular sovereignty'
'suwakratic' rule
16
The
Koran
,
Ramadan
, and the
Five Pillars
are most closely associated with the practice of
Islam.
Buddhism.
Judaism.
Shintoism.
17
A major contribution of the Roman Republic to Western European culture was the
belief that political power should belong to military.
concept of government by written laws.
rejection of slavery.
establishment of agricultural communes.
18
As a result of mountainous terrains within Inca and Chinese civilizations, they developed
terrace farming.
industrialization.
desalinization projects.
single-crop economies.
19
What feature explains the meaning of various symbols used on a map?
Legend
Title
Scale bar
Key
20
Medieval African kingdoms, such as Ghana and Mali, based their economic systems primarily on
hunting and gathering.
commercial fishing.
oil exports.
agriculture and trade.
21
Which civilization first developed a civil service system, invented gunpowder, and porcelain?
the Swahili city-states
the Aztecs
the Romans
the Chinese
22
One similarity between the Mongols of Central Asia and the Incas of South America was that both
based their wealth on the slave trade.
developed cash-crop economies.
practiced monotheistic religions.
adapted to difficult physical environments.
23
When writing body paragraphs for a DBQ essay, how should you
BEGIN
each paragraph?
with a supporting detail from a document
with a topic sentence
with a transitional sentence
with your thesis statement
24
Which of the following statements is a FACT, rather than an OPINION?
Hammurabi's Code was the fairest legal system ever created.
Indus Valley developed an advanced sewer & plumbing system.
Ancient Egypt developed the most advanced writing system.
Use of oracle bones is the best way to appeal to the gods.
25
Environmental conditions/patterns that exist in an area over a long period of time refer to
climate.
weather.
seasonal fluctuations.
jet streams.
26
A person who is described as 'Machiavellian' is someone who
believes that the ends justify the means as a leader.
is interested in primarily worldly possessions.
tries to discover scientific explanations for life.
is interested only in seeking pleasure.
27
The introductory paragraph of a DBQ essay should end with
outside information.
your thesis statement.
a supporting detail.
a topic sentence.
28
Conquistadors, European colonization of the New World, & plantation slavery are associated with
the Crusades.
the Scientific Revolution.
the Age of Exploration.
the Protestant Reformation.
29
The Aztec calendar and Mayan writing both show that pre-Columbian cultures in the Americas
traded extensively with Africa.
flourished prior to European contact.
declined because of invasion and disease.
converted neighboring peoples to Islam.
30
In order to receive full credit for DBQ short-answer questions, you
must
provide factually correct information.
identify the source.
do all of these.
restate, using complete sentences.
31
Before towns and cities can arise, a society first needs to establish
a republican government.
an educational system.
a writing system.
an agricultural surplus.
32
Between 800-1600 C.E., the West African city of Timbuktu became prosperous from the trading of
rifles and diamonds.
gold and salt.
iron ore and coal.
spices and silk.
33
One way in which the Twelve Tables and Justinian’s Code were similar is that both provided
a standardized system of laws.
the freedom to practice one's chosen religion.
a means of achieving social equality.
the right to a tax-payer funded, public education.
34
The global transfer of foods, plants, and animals during colonization of the Americas is the
New Imperialism.
Middle Passage.
Scientific Revolution.
Columbian Exchange.
35
One effect of mountainous geography on ancient Greek civilization was the development of
separate, independent city-states.
exclusively absolute monarchies.
extensive trade with the Persian Empire.
belief in one God.
36
The Buddhist religion teaches that salvation is earned by
being baptized and confirmed in the Church.
following the Ten Commandments.
worshipping Allah as the one true god.
learning to give up selfish desires.
37
Shintoism and animism share a belief in the importance of
spirits in nature.
reincarnation.
holy books.
missionaries.
38
What are these lines called, running east & west on a map, measuring distances north or south?
Isometric
Polar
Longitude
Latitude
39
What was one effect of Ghengis Khan's (Temujin's) conquests?
the expansion of Hellenistic culture
increased trade and interaction between Eurasian cultures
the formation of the Christian Church
increased support of the Mayan rulers
40
One notable result of the Crusades was an increase in trade between the Middle East and
North America.
Europe.
Africa.
East Asia.
41
The religious diversity that developed across Western Europe was mainly the result of the
Congress of Vienna.
French Revolution.
Protestant Reformation.
World War II.
42
In the Middle East during Neolithic times, the development of farming brought about
the rise of hunting as an important occupation.
increased dependence on the exportation of oil for fuel.
a return to a nomadic lifestyle.
the establishment of permanent settlements.
43
The spread of Islam into the kingdoms of Ghana and Mali resulted from
European imperialism.
nationalistic self-determination.
trans-Saharan cultural diffusion.
West African ethnocentrism.
44
Ibn Battuta and Marco Polo were similar in that both
converted thousands of people to Christianity.
ruled over vast empires that included diverse peoples.
produced written records of their extensive travels.
fought to free their people from Mongol rule.
