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World History Final Exam Review #worldhistory #finalexam
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This form of government is when power is in the hands of only a few people
Oligarchy
Monarchy
Ms. Tovar is too tired to put anything here - it's late :-(
Tyranny
2
What should you do to prepare for the Final Exam?
Eat a good breakfast
Get Plenty of Sleep the night before
All of the above
Study
3
The religion founded by Muhammad.
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam
Jainism
4
The mythology and culture of the Greeks influenced the mythology of the __________ Empire.
Aborigine
Roman
English
Aztec
5
Simple tools were used during the _______________ Age.
Stone
Clay
Iron
Rubber
6
The Schism of the 1400's resulted in ______________________ .
Three Popes
Alchemists
Tyrants
The Dalai Lama
7
During the 1500's, technological advancements in shipbuilding and mapmaking helped lead to ___.
The Black Death
The Isolationist Policies of Japan
The Crusades
The Age of Exploration
8
In Sparta, boys left home to attend military training at the age of -
7
9
5
2
9
The colonial trade route where goods were traded in Europe, the New World and Africa was called
Triangular Trade
The Gupta Empire
The Crusades
The Black Death
10
This person created the Mongol Empire. Who was he?
Marco Polo
Genghis Khan
Ibn Battuta
Abraham Lincoln
11
Another name for the Neolithic Revolution was the ____________ Revolution.
Agricultural
Industrial
Austinite
American
12
________ is the religion founded by Jesus Christ.
Confucianism
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
13
Looking at the pyramids from Egypt and the Mesoamerican temples shows that both societies used
Commercial Development practices
Bricks
Landscapers
Advanced Technology
14
When Native Americans first came into contact with Europeans, many of them died from_______.
Poison
Disease
Old Age
Maize
15
3 of the Mesoamerican civilizations were called_____________, ____________, and ______________.
Balkans, Estonians, and Latvians
Aztecs, Mayans, and Incas
Mesopotamians, Hittites, and Babylonians
British, French, and Germans
16
New technology, more possessions, and a decline in the status of women were characteristics of
The French Revolution
The Neolithic Revolution
The Bible
The Code of Hammurabi
17
Mesopotamia had the most fertile soil because of the yearly (annual) flooding of the --- rivers
Yellow and Huang he
Amazon and Nile
Colorado and Rio Grande
Tigris and Euphrates
18
"An eye for an eye" is from which of the following?
The Bible
Code of Hammurabi
The Torah
The Quran
19
The Black Death was Spread by
Government officials
In small disease-filled containers
Infected Fleas living on rats
The evil potato-eating people
20
Asoka was the ruler of the ___; he was known or building roads, hospitals, and buddhism
Indonesian Empire
Mauryan Empire
Russian Empire
Malaysian Empire
21
Marco Polo visited which of these countries?
Japan
Africa
China
Brazil
22
_________ is a philosophy created by Confucius that stressed kindness, peace, and harmony.
Animism
Polytheism
Confucianism
Mormonism
23
The trading of new foods, diseases, plants, and animals from the Old World to the New World was
The Silk Road
The Columbian Exchange
The Virginia Company
The Magna Carta
24
Hammurabi's Code was a major achievement because it was the first set of written _______.
Religion
Recipes
Laws
Books
25
One similarity between ancient Egypt and ancient China is that they both developed ________ .
Wool clothes
the Atlantic Slave Trade
Writing
Coffee
26
______________ refers to a society's tools, skills, customs, arts, and ideas.
Agriculture
Culture
Trade
Polytheism
27
When the Neolithic Revolution occurred, many human civilizations changed from ___ to ___.
Hunter - gatherer to farmers (food producers)
Advanced to prehistoric
Explorers to Merchants
Traders to Isolationists
28
The Holy Book of the Muslims is called ___________ .
Mahabharata
Quran
Torah
Bible
29
This was the event that eventually led to huge racial inequality in the Americas
Atlantic Slave Trade
The Mauryan Empire
The Great Schism
The Spice Trade
30
What were three reasons Europeans wanted to find new Trade Routes and explore the world?
Oranges, onions, and Oligarchy
Potatoes, Plants, and Privateering
Glory, God, and Gold
Metal, Milk, and Machinery
31
The fall of the Roman Empire was mainly due to ...
The British Invasion
Wealth and Prestige
Barbarian Invasions, Poor Leadership, and Economic Failures
The Rise of Islam
32
The Crusades resulted in this......
Isolationism
A new religion
The discovery of the New World
Trade with the Middle East, India, and China
33
The 4 main river valley civilizations were _________ .
Mesopotamia, Egypt, China, and the Indus River
Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Finland
The Shire, Mordor, Rohan, and Gondor
Pangea, Gondwanaland, Laurasia, and Tethys
34
Which of these was one of the diseases that killed so many Native Americans?
Smallpox
Strep Throat
Chicken Pox
A Cold
35
When the Roman Empire split into two, the Eastern Roman Empire was called ___________.
The British Empire
The Mayan Empire
The Byzantine Empire
The Incan Empire
36
The Ancient River Valley Civilizations were located near____________.
Oceans
Mountains
Rivers
Deserts
37
Tomatoes are from ......
Tomatoworld
Tomatoland
The Old World
The New World
38
This Disease was spread from the Natives to the Europeans during the Columbian Exchange.
Scoliosis
Antidisestablishmentarianism
Immediate Post-Prandial Upper Abdominal distention
Syphillus
39
the 200 years of peace, order, and prosperity in Rome was called ___________________.
Pax Romana
Yuan Dynasty
Long Winter
The period of the Warring States
40
The journey the enslaved Africans took from the Old World to the New World was called - .
The Middle Passage
The Underground Railroad
The Epic Journey
The Silk Road
41
To irrigate their crops, ancient Egyptians relied on the ___________ River.
Tigris
Yellow
Euphrates
Nile
42
This religion began around 500 b.c. and was created by Siddhartha Gautama
Buddhism
Polytheism
Monotheism
Hinduism