The migration of homo sapiens from their place of origin to their final continental destination occurred in this order:

Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, South America

Mayan society was similar to other Classical civilizations around the world except...

it did not have access to domesticable animals.

All describe Hammurabi's Code except...

The rules for a democratic society

The main effect of Ashoka's travels throughout India still felt today was...

Buddhism becomes an influential religious force in southern Asia.

Ancient settlements in both New Zealand and on Easter Island...

devastated each islands' environment and ecosystem.

The major reason why herding did not develop in the Americas was the...

lack of large domesticated animals such as cattle.

What is not a reason for agriculture developing independently throughout the world?

Tool development lead to agriculture.

According to Buddha, from where does human suffering stem?

From the desire to get or experience things we don't already have.

Written language most likely began...

as a way to record trade and donations and allow rulers to collect taxes.

What is the agricultural revolution?

The change from food gathering to food production.

What was the driving force behind the migration of homo sapiens?

They followed easily gather food sources such as seafood.

What do Vietnam, Japan, and Korea have in common?

China left a lasting cultural and religious imprint upon them.

Which is the best example of the application of Legalism in Ancient China?

Government bureaucracy allows people to advance via their own merit.

Which is the best example of the Mandate of Heaven?

An emperor is overthrown and new dynasty begins due to his unjust rule.

What do the Tigris, Euphrates, Nile, Indus, Yellow, and Yangtze rivers all have in common?

All contain the sites of early permanent settlements

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1
The migration of homo sapiens from their place of origin to their final continental destination occurred in this order:
Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, South America, Australia
Africa, Asia, Europe, Australia, North America, South America
Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, South America
Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia, North America, South America
2
Mayan society was similar to other Classical civilizations around the world except...
it did not have access to domesticable animals.
it did not have periods of war.
it did not have large scale farming.
its written language was completely phonetic.
3
Archaeological evidence indicates that hunter-gatherer societies used which of these technologies:
Controlled use of fire
Systems of written symbols to communicate
Smelting of metals
Harnesses and other tools to control draft animals
4
All describe Hammurabi's Code except...
A written legal system
Laws that favor certain social classes
The rules for a democratic society
The idea of an "eye for an eye" justice
5
The Abrahamic tradition started by the Hebrews introduces which new idea to religion?
Monotheism
Polytheism
A priest caste
Written rules for worship
6
The main effect of Ashoka's travels throughout India still felt today was...
His leadership by example through generosity and right living.
Buddhism becomes an influential religious force in southern Asia.
His use of bureaucrats to collect taxes from throughout his kingdom.
His ability to establish a unified Indian empire.
7
What is the primary value in Confucianism?
Filial piety
Respecting women
Paying taxes
Bureaucratic organization
8
Ancient settlements in both New Zealand and on Easter Island...
demonstrated the successful use of navigation by star chart.
became permanent settlements and major trade centers.
showed the successful application of new sea fearing technologies.
devastated each islands' environment and ecosystem.
9
Besides Confucianism, what other philosophy contributed significantly to Ancient China's development?
Shintoism
Hinduism
Legalism
Daoism
10
The major reason why herding did not develop in the Americas was the...
lack of grazing land.
inability of Native Americans to domesticate the buffalo.
lack of horses to control herds.
lack of large domesticated animals such as cattle.
11
What is not a reason for agriculture developing independently throughout the world?
Growing population pressured humans to find a way to produce more food.
Humans desired more food.
It was an accident.
Tool development lead to agriculture.
12
According to Buddha, from where does human suffering stem?
From the gods who punish mankind for his misdeeds.
From the physical human body that is deteriorating over time.
From the desire to get or experience things we don't already have.
From fear of death and anxiety regarding the afterlife.
13
Written language most likely began...
as a way to record trade and donations and allow rulers to collect taxes.
to record the religious rites and scriptures of the temples.
to share culturally important stories such as the Epic of Gilgamesh.
to communicate diplomatically between different city-states.
14
These two social-political philosophies combined to create the imperial bureaucracy under the Han Dynasty.
Confucianism and Daoism
Buddhism and Legalism
Daoism and Legalism
Confucianism and Legalism
15
What is the agricultural revolution?
The moment in history where change occurred in how people consumed food.
The herding of animals and use as food, tools, and clothing.
The farming of crops that eventually lead to a food surplus.
The change from food gathering to food production.
16
What was the driving force behind the migration of homo sapiens?
They followed the migrating food sources such as herd animals.
They traveled to more comfortable climates.
They followed easily gather food sources such as seafood.
They are natural and curious explorers.
17
What do Vietnam, Japan, and Korea have in common?
All were influenced by Ashoka's example of Buddhist rulership.
All were once colonies of the Harappan civilization.
China left a lasting cultural and religious imprint upon them.
They all have languages that stem from Chinese.
18
Which is the best example of the application of Legalism in Ancient China?
Punishment under the law is equal to the crime and severe.
A peasant has the same right to property under the law as a noble.
Government bureaucracy allows people to advance via their own merit.
The law creates a social hierarchy based on wealth, power, and gender.
19
Which is the best example of the Mandate of Heaven?
An emperor is overthrown and new dynasty begins due to his unjust rule.
There are revolts within the empire that disturb the peace of society.
The Chinese armies defeat their enemies through worship of their ancestors.
An emperor gains greater power by worshipping the gods correctly.
20
What do the Tigris, Euphrates, Nile, Indus, Yellow, and Yangtze rivers all have in common?
All contain the sites of early permanent settlements
All are located within southwest Asia
All overflow their banks regularly and predictably
All are located in the Ferticle Crescent

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