World Cultures Semester Exam Review

Religion, governments, cities, arts, writing, & social structure are all features of what? 

What term describes the way of life of people who share similar beliefs and customs?

What was the policy in South Africa that separated whites and nonwhites? 

Traits of culture include:

A theocracy is based on?

Which of the following are landmarks of Ancient Egypt?

In what ways are Islam and Judaism similar? 

When there is a high supply, what will happen to the excess supply?

Who invented the wheel and cuneiform? 

Which country speaks Arabic, practices Islam, and is an oil rich nation?

Which economy is based on the families passing down businesses for generations?

When there is more demand than what is available, what happens?

Which economic venture is North Africa known for?

Which of the following is not considered a key factor in early civilizations?

Which countries have a limited government?

How did rivers help ancient civilizations?

What is the Jewish New Year called? 

Christians celebrate Easter to recognize resurrection of whom?

Which resource is popular in Middle East?

What was the first set of written laws?

What is the significance of Kaaba to Muslims? 

Which landform connects the Mediterranean Sea and Red Sea?

Natural Resources, Labor, Entrepreneurs, and Capital are all what?

What are the responsibilities of U.S. citizens?

Which term is for someone who witnessed the event? 

Which country has official languages of Hebrew and Arabic & religions of Judaism and Islam?

What economic system is where government makes all decisions and citizens have little say?

Spain, England, and France spreading their culture and government across new land is called? 

Which is the Middle Eastern country that is similar to U.S. with a market economy & democracy?

What did the Assyrian culture value?