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When dates are written in order (starting with the earliest) of when they happened
time span
interval
timeline
chronological order
2
A person who copies or writes outs documents as a record keeper
teacher
scribe
scholar
guru
3
A _______________ is a government by the people
dictatorship
monarchy
democracy
oligarchy
4
The ______ was an invention created by the Mesopotamians that helped with farming in the fields
shadoof
harvester
sail
plow
5
Period of 10 years
decade
millennium
century
era
6
Rejected the idea of democracy as a form of government thought philosopher kings should rule.
Plato
Aristotle
Socrates
7
where all citizens can vote first hand on decisions
representative democracy
direct democracy
8
Which of these was NOT a direct result of the agricultural revolution?
religion flourished
people were able to specialize because of the surplus food
people were able to permanently settle
populations increased
9
Taught the idea of the “golden mean.”
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
10
A personal attitudeabout people or life
bias
primary source
secondary source
point of view
11
Missionaries followedpaths such as the _______ to spread ideas and religions
Eightfold Path
The Noble Truth
diaspora
The silk road
12
________ is the belief in just one god
monotheism
polytheism
13
Gunpowder
was the original name of the silk road
was not used in fighting
changed the way wars were fought
was a Greek invention
14
Which sources (primary/secondary) are usually more reliable?
secondary source
primary source
15
What would be the most likely use of a compassrose?
to find the title of the map
to find the distance between two points on a map
to interpret the legend on a map
To tell where thingsare in relation to each other
16
Members of the upperclass in Ancient Rome who served in the highest positions in government
Republic
Sudras
Plebeians
Patricians
17
Is Hinduism monotheistic or polytheistic?
polytheistic
monotheistic
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The first four river valley civilizations were Egypt, __________, India, and Mesopotamia
Athens
China
Rome
Greece
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Who invented democracy?
China
Sparta
Athens
Rome
20
A disadvantage to living in a river valley civilization would be....
fertile farm lands
access to papyrus
unpredictable flooding
easier to irrigate
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The ability gained by the practicaluse of knowledge.
surplus
specialization
agriculture
technology
22
The act of trainingfor a particular job
specialization
revolution
surplus
artisan
23
For a ____ you need
1
Cities and Government
2
religion
3.
A social structure
4
Writing and Art
community
civilization
republic
democracy
24
Is Buddhism monotheistic or polytheistic?
monotheistic
polytheistic
25
A Roman invention that is a channel that carries water to a city from distant sources
arches
aqueduct
vaulted ceilings
Colosseum
26
The BIG CHANGE to humans during at the end ofthe Neolithic Age was people began to ___________
create currency
expand large empires
grow their own food
become hunters and gatherers
27
A term means “Before Christ” historians use to count time before Jesus was born
C.E.
A.D.
B.C.
B.C.E.
28
This set of laws used to protect the less powerful and created by a Mesopotamian king is called
10 Commandments
12 Pilars
Hammurabi’s Code of Laws
Eightfold Path
29
A Roman design in architecture that is a curved part of a structure that serves as support
arch
aqueduct
vaulted ceilings
Colosseum
30
His methods influence the way teachers interact with their students
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
31
Which is not a Roman accomplishment in architecture?
vault
arches
Roman Numerals
Pantheon
32
To object to law. This idea started by the Romans is given to the president of the U.S today
3 branches of government
Pax-Romana
direct democracy
Veto
33
An Indian social classwhose members are restricted by the jobs they take
reincarnation
caste system
artisans
aristocrats
34
No one universal founder
Buddhism
Hinduism
Christianity
Judaism
35
Christianity used Roman roads tospread their religion across the world
True
False
36
The _____ flooding of the Nile created fertile land that helped Egypt become a great civilizati
constant
unpredictable
predictable
devastating
37
Where citizens selectofficials to govern on their behalf
direct democracy
representative democracy
38
What were the most important rivers for Mesopotamia?
Huang He (Yellow) andChang Jiang
Ganges and Indus
Tigris and Euphrates
Nile and Lazy
39
The invention of the sail by the Mesopotamians led to the creation of the sailboat.
True
False
40
An advantage to living in a river valley civilization would be...
abundance of stone for tools
fertile land and access to water
easy access to livestock
unpredictable flooding
41
A document or writtenwork created after an event
bias
secondary source
primary source
cave paintings
42
This invention by the Mesopotamians has led to many other inventions such as the automobile.
paper
plow
sail
wheel
43
A city that governs itself and its surrounding territory but is part of one civilization.
territory
empire
City-State
province
44
Land that is good for farming
domesticate
irrigation
fertile
silt
45
A group of people who are at a similar cultural, economic, or educational level.
artisians
reincarnation
social class
monotheism
46
Put these in the correct order as they appear in the picture
Egypt, India, China, Mesopotamia
Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, China
China, India, Mesopotamia, Egypt
India, Mesopotamia, China, Egypt
47
___________ is theprocess of treating a dead body to keep it from decaying
canopic jars
weighing of the heart ceremony
book of the dead
embalming
48
Period of 100 years
millennium
decade
century
era
49
Ordinary citizens in Ancient Rome that fought for more rights.
Sudras
Plebeians
Republic
Patricians
50
Four Noble Truths to seek spiritual truth, end suffering by following the Eightfold Path.
Judaism
Buddhism
Hinduism
Christianity
51
First hand evidenceof an event in history
secondary source
point of view
primary source
textbook
52
A core belief to _________ isthe belief that there is one universal spirit called
Brahman
Judaism
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
53
Critic of the sophists who believed there was an absolute truth
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
54
The founder of this religion is Siddhartha Gautama
Buddhism
Judaism
Hinduism
Christianity
55
A ______ is someone on a religious mission ;usually to teach others about their beliefs
pilgrimage
missionary
solicitor
56
What were the most important rivers for India?
Nile and Euphrates
Ganges and Indus
Tigris and Euphrates
Huang He (Yellow) andChang Jiang
57
A system of writing developed by the Sumerians that uses wedgeshaped marks
Sanskrit
hieroglyphics
Latin
cuneiform
58
Fine particles of soil that is used for farming (helped civilizations flourish)
flooding
silt
delta
irrigation
59
What was the purpose of the civil service exam in China?
to determine who was qualified for the job
so the king would hire his friends
to ensure the aristocrats received good jobs
to determine if soldiers were fit for combat
60
Why would someone want to use B.C.E and C.Einstead of B.C and A.D
to avoid a religious reference
easier to remember
it is more accurate
chronologically it makes more sense
61
What historians study to learn about events and the dates on which they occurred.
chronological order
time span
interval
timeline
62
Time span of 1000 years
decade
millennium
era
century
63
Wrote 200 books on philosophy and science. He divided all governments into 3 basic types
Aristotle
Plato
Socrates
64
A term that describes what time frame historians are looking at
timeline
interval
time span
chronological order
65
Jesus is the founder of this religion
Judaism
Hinduism
Buddhism
Christianity
66
A fan shaped area at the end of a river, usually has rich soil that is good for farming
Nile
delta
silt
systematic agriculture
67
Why was the Great Wall of China built?
as a shine to their gods
as a way to punish the slaves and people who broke the law
to protect themselves from invaders
for tourists to travel to
68
The Egyptians believed that they needed to preserve the body so they could go to the afterlife
False
True
69
Termmeaning “Common Era” -used as an alternative to A.D
B.C.E.
A.D.
C.E.
B.C.
70
What were the most important rivers for China?
Tigris and Euphrates
Ganges and Indus
Huang He (Yellow) andChang Jiang
Nile and Mesopotamia
71
Latinterm “Anno Domini” which means “in the year of our lord” the timeafter Jesus was born
A.D.
C.E.
B.C.E.
B.C.
72
An Egyptian writing system made up of a combination of pictures and sound symbols.
Latin
Cuneiform
Hieroglyphics
Sanskrit
73
Term meaning “Before Common Era” -used as an alternative to “B.C”
C.E.
B.C.E.
B.C.
A.D.
74
How was Judaism unique among other ancient religions?
it had followers
it has sacred writings
it's polytheistic
it's monotheistic
75
Timedistance between marks on a timeline
chronological order
interval
timeline
time span
76
The ______ invention of paper was made out of Reed plants that grew along the Nile
Mesopotamian
Chinese
Indian
Egyptian
77
Which is not a Roman accomplishment in technology?
anatomy
The Republic
roman numerals
Latin
78
Which is not a Roman accomplishment in engineering?
aquaeducts
the wheel
Pantheon
roads connecting the Empire
79
Skilled workers
artisan
aristocrats
specialization
slaves
80
An amount that is left over after a need is met
shortage
trade
surplus
specialization
81
The Roman government in which citizens elect their leaders (similar to our government)
Oligarchy
Indirect Democracy
Republic
Direct Democracy
82
Printing made it possible to
invent gunpowder
no longer have a use for spoken language
explore the world
publish books in large numbers
83
The founder of this religion is Abraham whom they believe all Israelites are descended from
Buddhism
Judaism
Christianity
Hinduism
84
The _______________ is an area in Mesopotamia where some of the first civilizations lived.
Mediterranean Sea
Nile river valley
The Sumerians
Fertile Cresent
85
A system that supplies dryland with water
surplus
systematic agriculture
irrigation
silt
86
Historians call the settled farming during theNeolithic Age the ____________
bronze age
agricultural revolution
paleolithic era
Catalhuyulk
87
Is Christianity monotheistic or polytheistic?
polytheistic
monotheistic
88
Is Judaism monotheistic or polytheistic?
polytheistic
monotheistic
89
Which is not a Roman accomplishment in law?
civic duty
anatomy
veto
The Republic
90
Who were the first people to settle in Mesopotamia?
The Akkadians
The Babylonians
The Chaldeans
The Sumerians
91
A long lasting Roman Peace movement where they accomplished many great things
The Warring States
Golden Age
Pax-Romana
Delian League
92
_________ is the belief in more than one god.
polytheism
monotheism
93
What would be the most likely use for a scalebar?
To tell where thingsare in relation to each other
to find the title of the map
to find the distance between two points on a map
to interpret the legend on a map
94
The group of Jewsliving outside the Jewish homeland spread their religion to around the world
The 10 commandments
silk road
diaspora
Plagues of Egypt
95
What was the most important river for Egypt?
Tigris
Nile
Ganges
Huang He (Yellow)
96
Described his visionfor the ideal government in his work the Republic
Aristotle
Plato
Socrates
97
Created the Socratic method of teaching
Aristotle
Socrates
Plato