Cultural diffusion occurs most rapidly in societies that

come into frequent contact with others

In the Middle East during Neolithic times, development of farming brought about

establishment of permanent settlements

Which defines culture

total learned heritage of a people

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1
How did introduction of agriculture effect people?
civilization developed
food production declined
birth rates decreased
societies became nomadic
2
Cultural diffusion occurs most rapidly in societies that
have strong oral history
come into frequent contact with others
adhere to traditional values
have extended families
3
Which civilization is #2
Egypt
China
Mesopotamia
Indus Valley
4
How did ancient Sumerians modify their environment to increase food production?
built terraces
removed rainforests
developed chinampas
dug irrigation canals
5
Cities, writing, government and social classes are
elements of a civilization
basic components of Paleolithic Age
Human life 50,000 years ago
features of nomadic lifestyle
6
Which characteristic was common to Egypt, Mesopotamia and China?
influence of European cultures
written communication
nomadic lifestyle
monotheistic religion
7
Code of Hammurabi was a contribution to civilization because it
treated all people equally
recorded laws for all to see
ended all physical punishment
rejected the principle of filial piety
8
Early civilizations developed in
areas with minerals
mountainous areas
areas with only summer
valleys near rivers
9
The Middle Kingdom of Assyria, located between the Tigris and Euphrates River, is also known as
rooftop of the world
a subcontinent
Fertile Crescent
Holy Land
10
In the Middle East during Neolithic times, development of farming brought about
establishment of permanent settlements
increased dependence on oil
return to nomadic life
rise of hunting as important occupation
11
The Code of Hammurabi was designed to
promote peaceful relations with other cultures
provide framework for democracy
create a constitution
create a stable society
12
Which was true of food gathering societies?
private property was important
society was industrialized
had systems of mass production
populations were small
13
One result of the Neolithic Revolution was
reliance on hunting and gathering
decrease in trade
an increase in nomadic tribes
establishment of villaiges
14
Which defines culture
total learned heritage of a people
acceptance of other ethnic groups
adaptation of less advanced peoples customs
interactions of people
15
Early civilizations were similar because they were
dependent on fertile land
dependent on trade
industrialized
monotheistic
16
Which Civlization is #4?
Mesopotamia
Indus Valley
China
Egypt
17
Which Civilization is #3
China
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Indus Valley
18
Which occupation came first in human history
nomadic herder
hunter and gatherer
farmer
trader
19
Which civilization is #1
Egypt
China
Indus Valley
Mesopotamia
20
During what period did domestication of animals and growing of crops occur?
Paleolithic Era
Neolithic Era
scientific revolution
iron age

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Unit 2 Test Review

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Questions 20

Answers

1
How did introduction of agriculture effect people?
civilization developed
food production declined
birth rates decreased
societies became nomadic
2
Cultural diffusion occurs most rapidly in societies that
have strong oral history
come into frequent contact with others
adhere to traditional values
have extended families
3
Which civilization is #2
Egypt
China
Mesopotamia
Indus Valley
4
How did ancient Sumerians modify their environment to increase food production?
built terraces
removed rainforests
developed chinampas
dug irrigation canals
5
Cities, writing, government and social classes are
elements of a civilization
basic components of Paleolithic Age
Human life 50,000 years ago
features of nomadic lifestyle
6
Which characteristic was common to Egypt, Mesopotamia and China?
influence of European cultures
written communication
nomadic lifestyle
monotheistic religion
7
Code of Hammurabi was a contribution to civilization because it
treated all people equally
recorded laws for all to see
ended all physical punishment
rejected the principle of filial piety
8
Early civilizations developed in
areas with minerals
mountainous areas
areas with only summer
valleys near rivers
9
The Middle Kingdom of Assyria, located between the Tigris and Euphrates River, is also known as
rooftop of the world
a subcontinent
Fertile Crescent
Holy Land
10
In the Middle East during Neolithic times, development of farming brought about
establishment of permanent settlements
increased dependence on oil
return to nomadic life
rise of hunting as important occupation
11
The Code of Hammurabi was designed to
promote peaceful relations with other cultures
provide framework for democracy
create a constitution
create a stable society
12
Which was true of food gathering societies?
private property was important
society was industrialized
had systems of mass production
populations were small
13
One result of the Neolithic Revolution was
reliance on hunting and gathering
decrease in trade
an increase in nomadic tribes
establishment of villaiges
14
Which defines culture
total learned heritage of a people
acceptance of other ethnic groups
adaptation of less advanced peoples customs
interactions of people
15
Early civilizations were similar because they were
dependent on fertile land
dependent on trade
industrialized
monotheistic
16
Which Civlization is #4?
Mesopotamia
Indus Valley
China
Egypt
17
Which Civilization is #3
China
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Indus Valley
18
Which occupation came first in human history
nomadic herder
hunter and gatherer
farmer
trader
19
Which civilization is #1
Egypt
China
Indus Valley
Mesopotamia
20
During what period did domestication of animals and growing of crops occur?
Paleolithic Era
Neolithic Era
scientific revolution
iron age