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Early civilizations & River Valley Civilizations
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1
In Hinduism, if you live well according to the _, then your _ will be good
Middle Path, balance
Torah, nirvana
Dharma, karma
Analects, yoga
2
The move from hunting and gathering to farming and agriculture is better known as the _.
Nile River
Theocracy
Oracle Bones
Neolithic Revolution
3
How did the Rosetta Stone & Behistun Inscription change what we know of Egypt and Mesopotamia?
Allowed historians to see what building materials were used
They allowed historians to decipher Hieroglyphs & Cuneiform.
Allowed historians 2 see the diff between the Nile &Atlantic
They allowed historians to decipher Latin and Cyrillic.
4
Belief in many gods is called _____________; belief in one god/God is called ______________.
Christianity/Islam
polytheism/monotheism
ritualism/polytheism
paganism/monotheism
5
The Akkadian leader who conquered the Sumerians and set up the first empire around 2340BC/BCE
Hammurabi
Gilgamesh
Amun-Ra
Sargon
6
Farming in Mesopotamia resulted in an abundance of food, which
Often rotted, causing illness
Caused overpopulation
Produced inflation
Enabled civilization to emerge
7
The Shang Dynasty used Oracle Bones. What was their purpose?
Shang kings used them to record history.
Shang kings used them to decipher foreign languages.
Shang kings used them to communicate with other
Shang kings used them to ask advice of their ancestors.
8
Which Persian king was widely admired for his tolerance of the customs of peoples he conquered?
Darius the Mede
Alexander the Great
Nebuchadnezzar
Cyrus the Great
9
Which of the following shows that China under the Zhou was both polytheistic and a theocracy?
Mandate of Bureacracy
Mandate of Heaven
Divine Right of Kings
Mandate of Oracles
10
The Rosetta Stone is important because
it allowed scholars to translate hieroglyphics.
it showed a timeline of Egyptian history.
it allowed scholars to translate Greek.
it showed where the pharaoh's buried their treasure.
11
Assyrians forced people they conquered to __, or give up their own language,culture,and beliefs
discriminate
segregate
take an oath
assimilate
12
Which ancient Chinese dynasty is credited with connecting many walls to create the Great Wall
Han
Shang
Zhou
Qin
13
What people's history, included Moses and the deliverance from Egyptian slavery?
Hebrews
Persians
Phoenicians
Arabs
14
A large political unit, usually under a single leader, controlling many peoples and territories
theocracy
empire
monarchy
democracy
15
The process by which the ideas, beliefs, and products are spread from one people to another
cultural diffusion
cultural appropriation
cultural sharing
culture war
16
Hammurabi’s Code relied on the policy of
you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours
eye for an eye
can't we all just get along
you gotta give a little to get a little
17
Why do scientists call the period before about 3000 BC/BCE prehistory?
because scholars have learned nothing about that time
because no important historical events happened
because writing did not exist at that time
because humans did not exist before that time
18
Hammurabi was a _ leader
Indian
Persian
Egyptian
Babylonian