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Global 9 Final Review Part 1
Global 9 Final Review Part 1
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Why did early civilizations develop along river valleys?
Fertile soil and irrigation
Protection from invaders
Abundant forests for shelter
Access o trade routes
2
The Code of Hammurabi is significant because
It established a set of written laws
It promoted religious tolerance
It encouraged democracy in Mesopotamia
It outlawed social hierarchies
3
How did people during the Paleolithic Era live?
Lived in large villages
Migrated from place to place in search of food
Lived in permanent cities
Raised crops and livestock
4
Hindus, like those in the Gupta Empire, followed their caste-duty so they could what?
Experience moksha
Be reincarnated into a lower caste
Be reincarnated into a higher caste
They could only ever be reincarnated into the same caste
5
According to Hinduism, how can one acheive Moksha?
Give to Charity
Pray 5 times a day
Follow your Dharma
Martyr yourself
6
What does "more food = more people" represent in the context of the Neolithic Revolution?
A return to hunting and gathering
Increased use of stone tools
Growth of populations and villages into cities
Decline of civilizations
7
Where did Hinduism and Buddhism originate?
Pakistan
India
China
Brazil
8
West African empires traded
Pepper and Salt
Spices
bronze and silverr
Gold and salt
9
Where did the earliest humans come from?
Asia
Africa
Europe
North America
10
Ancient Greece was made up of__________
states
city-states
cities
villages
11
"All Roads Lead to Rome" is supported by what statement.
Roman roads made it more difficult to travel
Roman roads were built primarily to keep order in the empire.
Roman roads do not exist today
Roman roads allowed for increased corruption
12
What did the caste system determine for people?
Their age
Their nutrition
Their name
Their occupation
13
Who conquered ancient Greece?
Julius Caesar
Augustus Caesar
Alexander the Great
General Washington
14
Hammurabi's Code is an example of what?
Personal Letter
A legal code
Newspaper
Oral history
15
The spread of ideas, customs, and technologies between cultures is
Irrigation
Social Hierarchy
Cultural Diffusion
Belief Systems
16
What type of government was in Ancient Rome?
democracy
republic
dictatorship
monarchy
17
What did Hammurabi's Code create?
A framework for democracy
An emphasis on life after death
Peaceful relations with other cultures
A stable society, order
18
How would you describe the geography of ancient Greece?
arctic
desert
plains
peninsula
19
Islam spread by
converting Jews and Christians.
government support.
trade and conquest.
charitable works.
20
During which period did the domestication of animals and growing of crops first occur?
French Rev
Scientific Rev
Paleolithic Era
Neolithic Revolution
21
Which geographic feature most influenced the development of ancient Egyptian civilization?
Sahara Desert
Mediterranean Sea
Nile River
Himalayan Mountains
22
What is a monotheistic religion?
A religion with one god
A religion with only one rule
A religion with many gods
A religion with many rules
23
Cultural diffusion and the development of a Hellenistic Civilization was caused by what?
The collapse of Greek civilization
Fall of the Roman Empire
Spread of Buddhism
The expansion of Alexander the Great’s empire
24
Complex societies with advanced cities, governments, and social structure are known as
Cities
Revolutions
Nomads
Civilizations
25
The Ten Commandments are followed in which religion(s)
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
Christianity
26
Which religion follows the Quran and Allah?
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
Hinduism
27
Three major West African Empires
Morocco, Liberia, Cote
Ghana, Mali, Songhai
Niger, Algeria, Libya
Chad, Nigeria, Cameroon
28
What is the Silk Road?
An ancient trade route
A soft road
A red road
A scarf
29
How did Greece's physical geography influence its early civilizations?
It prevented wars because people only lived in one area.
It made people become explores
It forced people to adapt to harsh weather conditions.
It discouraged rich farmland and contact between cities.
30
What was something that was necessary for the development of early civilizations?
Social Structure
Government
Written Language
Stable Food Supply
31
Why did the caste system exist for so many centuries?
The caste system promoted industrialization
The Hindu doctrines of dharma and karma support the caste system
The Mongols conquered India
The Indian Congress Party supported a rigid class structure
32
Which one of these religions NOT Monotheistic?
Judaism
Hinduism
Catholicism
Islam
33
The Silk Road was primarily located on what continent?
Europe
Australia
Africa
Asia
34
West African empires
traded by sea
created trade routes through the Sahara Desert
traded on the Silk Road
35
Ancient Greece had the first...
democracy
tyrrany
monarchy
oligarchy
36
What is one key feature of a civilization?
Simple tools
Nomadic lifestyle
Urban centers and organized government
Lack of social hierarchy
37
What was the greatest architectural achievement (building) in Ancient Rome?
Forum
Circus Maximus
Colosseum
Agora
38
The Neolithic Revolution was a significant turning point in history.
True
False
39
Laozi is also known as Buddha.
True
False
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Both Hinduism and Buddhism believe in ____ or dying and being reborn
The Caste System
Reincarnation
Karma
Moksha
