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6th Grade Social Studies End of Year Review
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1
The Crusades were a series of three campaigns to free what area from Muslim control?
England
France
The Holy Land and Jerusalem
The Cradle of Civilization
2
The Equator splits the Earth into a Northern and a Southern ____________________.
Elevations
Latitudes
Zones
Hemispheres
3
24. Which of the following people was
NOT
a conqueror of the ancient world?
Genghis Khan
A. Alexander the Great
Adolph Hitler
JuliusCaesar
4
The ancient Greeks believed _____________ was the king of the gods.
Hades
Ares
Zeus
Hercules
5
Using the population map, which area of the US has the greatest population?
Southern border
Eastern border
Central area
Northern border
6
According to the world map below, the location15º N, 30º E is located on which continent?
Asia
Africa
Australia
North America
7
Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?
Leonardo
Raphael
Michelangelo
Donatello
8
Which of the following groups was responsible for the first democratic government?
The Greeks
The Egyptians
The Romans
The Anglo-Saxons
9
The word
RENAISSANCE
means ___.
Redo
Revolution
Retreat
Rebirth or Reawakening
10
The ancient Romans developed a network of___________ to help defend their empire.
Roads
Spies
Aqueducts
Farms
11
Different regions of the world have access to different national resources. This means that ?
regions do NOT need other regions or countries to trade with
diff. reg. produce things thatthey keep for themselves
every region has access to every type ofresource
trade/other reg becomes vital for a regions success/survival
12
Which of the following
BEST
explains the importance of Jesus of Nazareth?
He is the prophet of Allah in the Muslim faith.
He is the son of God in Christianity.
He founded Buddhism.
He is the main God in Hinduism.
13
What is the term for a government led by a single person?
Oligarchy
Anarchy
Democracy
Monarchy
14
What was the result of Rome ending its expansion and entering the
PAX ROMANA
?
Many citizens held non-violent protests.
It led to the beginning of the Enlightenment.
It led to the eventual collapse of Romansociety.
Rome invaded more countries.
15
What was another name for the Bubonic Plague?
Black Death
Black Mamba
Night Killer
Swine Flu
16
The author best known for writing The Divine Comedy and Inferno is ________________.
Dante
Da Vinci
Machiavelli
Rembrandt
17
The Torah, synagogues and rabbis are found in what major world religion?
Judaism
Jainism
Daoism
Confucianism
18
The first written
alphabet
was developed by which civilization?
the Italians
the Phoenicians
the Egyptians
the Romans
19
The system where farming communities are ruled by nobles and tended by serfs.
Plagarism
Federalism
Communism
Feudalism
20
Which of the following is
NOT
an example of culture?
traditions
art and architecture
wealth
language
21
Many ancient cultures practiced
POLYTHEISM
. This means that they ___________.
spoke many languages
worshipped many different gods
forced all men into the army
only ate vegetables
22
What were the Greek civilizations called that had their own traditions,cultures and ideas.
Manors
Kingdoms
City-States
Counties
23
Who was the Greek philosopher who taught by asking questions and discussing the answers.
Aristotle
Archimedes
Plato
Socrates
24
The earliest civilizations all formed near what land form?
volcanos
rivers
mountains
deserts
25
Which important map element is missing from the map below?
Compass Rose
Map legend or Key
Scale
Title
26
This famous document was the first to limit the power of European kings.
The Magna Carta
The Code of Hammurabi
The Mayflower Compact
The 95 Theses
27
The area developed near the mouth of the Nile river is called a______?
Archipelago
Isthmus
Delta
Peninsula
28
The Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar is believed to have created the __________________.
Library of Alexandria
Great Wall of China
Colossus of Rhodes
Hanging Gardens
29
Cuneiform, a language written on clay tablets, was created by which civilization?
the Assyrians
the Persians
the Sumerians
the Hittites
30
Which of the following does
NOT
affect how people interact with the their environment?
Earthquakes
Longitude
Tsunamis
Volcanic Eruptions
31
Alexander the Great had many achievements during his lifetime Which of these is
NOT
one?
He spread Christianity throughout his empire.
He established trade routes across his empire.
He spread Hellenistic culture throughout theancient world.
He developed military tactics that are stilltaught today.
32
The ancient Greeks used this formation in battle. Overlapping shields / move as a large unit .
Phalanx
Wildcat
Wedge
Patrol
33
What is the difference between a
LOCATION
and a
PLACE
?
PLACE is a specific point,LOCATION makes a place unique
LOCATION is a specific point, a PLACE makes somewhere unique
A LOCATION is larger than a PLACE
A PLACE is larger than a LOCATION
34
The ancient Greeks loved theater, and the actors used _____________ to help show emotions.
Masks
Megaphones
Flags
Microphones
35
The discovery of what process led to the first civilizations?
Mining
Blacksmithing
Farming
Pottery-making
36
Which of the following would
NOT
be a reason to move from one location to another?
Job Availability
Fertile Farmland
High Crime Rate
B. Wealth of Natural Resources
37
Which type of map BEST shows land elevations?
thematic map
population map
physical map
political map
38
The group of Norse sailors who often raided coastal villages in Northern Europe were ______.
the Vikings
the Romans
the Turks
the Celts
39
What impact did expansion have on the ability for people to become Roman citizens?
Only soldiers were allowed to become citizens.
Less people could become citizens.
More people could become citizens if they helpedRome.
Conquered peoples could never become citizens.
40
During the Middle Ages, the _____________ often had more power than kings.
Pope
Queens
Generals
Knights
41
During the Renaissance, ________ wrote many plays including Romeo and Juliet and Henry V
Gilgamesh
William Shakespeare
James Sullivan
Donatello
42
Which of the following is
NOT
a way to produce goods?
Industry (Factories)
Government
A. Agriculture(Farming)
Mining
43
Johannes Gutenberg changed the world with his invention of __________________.
Gunpowder
Movable type Printing Press
Papyrus
the wheel
44
Climate, physical land forms, and natural resources can effect what parts of a society?
B. The types of jobs that people can do
The types of homes that people live in
The crops that are grown in an area
All of the answers are correct
45
The earliest known groups of humans were called________, due to the way they found their food.
Hunter-Gatherers
A. Barter-Traders
A. Collector-Hoarders
Farmer-Harvesters
46
Joan of Arc was a teenage girl who became famous when she led the ________ army in battle.
Egyptian
French
Viking
Mongol
47
The Middle Ages were also known as ____, due to the lack of cultural and scientific advancement
the Dumb Ages
the Bleak Ages
the Dark Ages
The Bronze Ages
48
The Egyptian pyramids were built mainly by what group of people?
A. Pharaohs
Paid Workers
Soldiers
A. Slaves
49
The trade route that connected the European world with most of Asia was called ?
The Aqueduct
The Silk Road
The Triangular Path
The Spice Trail
50
What effect did flooding of the Nile River have on the ancient Egyptians?
A. Itgave them fertile soil for crops
A. It hurt their ability to trade with othercultures.
It forced them to leave their homes.
It made it impossible for them to farm.