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Global 1 - Test #1 Review
Global 1 - Test #1 Review
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basic S.S. skills, geography, early river valleys,
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1
Early civilizations settled near ______.
oceans
cities
mountains
rivers
2
The Neolithic people ended their nomadic lifestyles and developed into civilizations due to
Moutains
forests
Desert
River valleys
3
a system of waterways and canals used to bring water to areas of land is known as
hunting and gathering
irrigation systems
terrace farming
land surveying
4
Which enduring issue supports early river valley settlement?
Desire for Power
Conflict
Impact of Ideas and Beliefs
Enviornmental Impact
5
The pictures shows a technique known as
terrace farming
hunting and gathering
irrigation systems
excavation
6
What was the Code of Hammurabi?
Laws that the pharaoh in Egypt enforced
laws that gave people fair trails
Strict laws for all early river valleys
Strict laws of the Babylonian Empire
7
All of the following are continents EXCEPT
Europe
China
North America
Asia
8
Mesopotamia translates to:
River
The book of dead
Land between two rivers
Mr. Nicky
9
Lucy, the first bones discovered was found on which continent?
Asia
South America
North America
Africa
10
Mesopotamia developed in the area because
close to the Black Sea
Its close to Egypt
The Zagros Mountains
Located between Tigris and Euphrates rivers
11
Terrace farming was an innovation that
helped the Egyptians
was so much better than irrigation systems
improved farming in Ancient China
only was used in Mesopotamia
12
Ancient Egypt's civilization developed on the continent of
Cairo
Asia
Africa
Australia
13
Some examples of geographic features would be mountains, deserts, plateaus, forests, volcano
False
True
14
Mesopotamia is one of the first recorded civilizations, its location is also known as the Fertile Crescent
False
True
15
the Babylonian law: Hammurabi's code is best explained:
violence
all men were equal under law
there were divisions between social classes
people only got summoned.
16
the Neolithic people are recognized as
vegetarian
hunters and gatherers
scientist
archaeologists and architects
17
Which innovation influenced the greatest change from the Paleolithic Era to the Neolithic Era?
government
Agricultural advancements
The land bridge
Religion
18
Ancient China's geography was mountainous, which innovation did they use to improve their farming?
irrigation systems
having fun
plumbing
terrace farming
19
a nomad is
someone who can't concentrate
someone who eats plants
some whos poor
someone who travels and moves around in search for food
20
irrigation systems were.....
helpful to the king
great tools to help build the cities of Mesopotamia
waterways or canals that were created to help feed the crops
examples of writing
21
Some aspects that make up a civilization are:
king, queen, peasants
dialect of languages
social class, writing system, specialized jobs, arts and architecture
hunting and gathering, nomadic traveling, backpacking
22
The purpose of this image is to emphasize
The Fertile Crescent
Trade in the Meditteranean Sea
Ancient River Valleys
Saudi Arabia
23
the innovation that demonstrated a major difference between the Neolithic Era and Early River Valleys was
gathering
writing
hunting
cave art
24
the innovation that had the greatest impact on farming during river valley civilizations was
writing
cuneiform
using a hose and gardening tools
irrigation