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What is Hellenistic culture?
mix of Greek, Indian, Persian and Egyptian cultures
Egyptian culture
mix of Roman and Greek cultures
2
What was necessary in order to vote in Athens?
to be a woman
only rich people could vote
to be a slave
to be an Athenian adult male citizen
3
This was the major trade route during the Han Dynasty.
Cotton Road
Tibetan Plateau
Great Wall
Silk Road
4
Who was the founder of Islam?
Buddha
Jesus Christ
God
Muhammad
5
The Middle Ages began with the fall of the
Roman Empire
Greek city-states
Chinese government
Roman Republic
6
The development of Agriculture (Farming) affected early humans because...
Societies became nomadic
Food Production declined
Birth rates decreased rapidly
Civilizations developed
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The Earliest River Valleys were
China, Egypt, Mayans, Sumerians
Indus River Valley, The Bronx, Mesopotamia, Japan
Egypt, Mesopotamia, China, Indus River Valley
China, Egypt, Mesopotamia, Russia
8
The Hammurabi code of shows us that in Babylonian society
Violence was always punished with violence
Fines were preferable to corporal punishment
All men were equal under the law
Divisions existed between social classes
9
This ancient chinese ideas states that power to rule comes from Heaven (Gods)
Mandate of secularism
Mandate of Qin
Mandate of dynasties
Mandate of Heaven
10
Why did pharaohs have absolute power in Egypt?
They didn't, Egyptian society had an equal social hierarchy
Pharaohs ruled the country using terror.
Egyptians believed the pharaoh was a god in human form.
The kingdom was small enough for one man to control.
11
The domestication of animals and crops first occurred during what time period?
Neolithic Revolution
The Stone Age
Pre-history era
The Paleolithic Era
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The Neolithic Revolution is considered a turning point in history because of the development of
Agriculture, domestication , and religion
Agriculture, domestication , and hunting methods
Agriculture, domestication , and permanent settlements
Agriculture, domestication , and a social hierarchy
13
The code of Hammurabi was created in order to ...
emphasize the importance of life after death
create a stable society
provide a framework for the development of democracy
promote peaceful relations with other cultures
14
Which three characteristics are part of the elements that make up a civilization
Economics, food culture, and Religion
Religion, Violence, and Agriculture
Cities, Entertainment centers, and Cultural Diffusion
Religion, Economics, and Writing Systems
15
The code of Hammurabi was a major contribution to the development of civilization because it
rejected the principle of filial piety
recorded existing laws for all to see
treated citizens and slaves equally
ended all physical punishment
16
Where did Buddhism originate?
South Asia (India)
Loas
Cambodia
China
17
What is the name of the holy book for Christianity?
Bible
Torah
Qur'an
Vedas
18
What does R.I.C.K stand for
reincarnation, india, caste, karma
Regain, ideals, carvings, and knowledge
reborn, intelligence, caste, knowledge
reincarnation, india, confucianism, karma
19
What was an important result of the Neolithic Revolution?
New sources of energy became available
People became more nomadic
Populations declined
Food supplies became more reliable
20
What is a Dynasty?
An individual that has absolute control of an area
None of the above
A religious sect (group) that controls a specific area
A family that rules a particular area
21
An example of a primary source is
A Dairy
A textbook
An autobiography
A text message
22
The leader of the Catholic Church. (C)
Council
Priest
Clergy
Pope
23
The Fertile Crescent was significant because
The extra people led to increased job specialization
The surplus of food led to a larger population of people
its fertile soil was ideal for the development of farming
it allowed humans to create permanent settlements
24
Who was the founder of Buddhism ?
Siddhartha Gutauma
Muhammad
Dravidians
Jesus Christ
25
Ramadan is a holy month of ______, reflection & prayer. Ramadan is the holiest month of Islam.
Yoga
Fasting
No School
Feasting on Bread
26
Ancient Mesopotamia was located between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in an area called
The Fertile Crescent
The holy city
The lost world
The land between the rivers
27
River Valleys of the Tigris-Euphrates, Nile, and Indus were centers of civilization since they
provided a means of transportation and irrigation
were isolated from other cultural influences
were easy to defend from invasion
had rich deposits of iron ore and coal
28
Archaeologists study objects used by early people called
Artifacts
fossils
Artisans
Culture
29
At what age were boys in Sparta forced to join the military?
7
18
21
12
30
Ancient Athens had a ____________ democracy.
federal
direct
indirect
wandering
31
What room is this?
429
442
435
446
32
The capital of the Byzantine Empire was:
Rome
Constantinople
Russia
Moscow
33
The Qin Dynasty was founded by
Shi Huangdi
Liu Bang
Wang Mang
Sima Qian
34
The religions of the Early River Valleys were similar because
They all believed in one god (monotheism)
they all believed in many gods (polytheism)
its a trick question, there was no organized religion
They all believed in animal spirits
35
The Indus Valley civilization was considered one of the great Early River Valleys because
iron technology
The invention of numbered system
its sophisticated plumbing and sewage system
Its organized grid lined streets and
36
Which was true of food-gathering societies in pre-historic times (Paleolithic Era)?
society was highly industrialized
The concept of private property was important
There was a system of mass production
the population tended to be small
37
Where is the Islamic holy city of Mecca?
Egypt
Iraq
Saudia Arabia
Yemen
38
Cultural Diffusion is more likely to happen when
People listen to their leaders
When someone forgets their own culture
has an extended family
Different cultures interact with one another
39
Shi Huangdi
unified China under Qin rule.
all of these
followed Legalist political beliefs.
created a strong government with strict laws.
40
Which is not a pilar of Islam?
Hajj
Sawm
Mosque
Zakah
41
Early civilizations developed mainly in
Mountains
Rivers
Flat Plains
Coral Reefs
42
What does SPQR in latin stand for
Here lies Jesus the king of the Jews
The senate and the aristocracy
The senate and the people of Rome
Death to democracy
43
Which religion was born in the middle ages?
Catholicism
Islam
Judaism
Christianity
44
After the fall of the Roman Empire, decentralized kingdoms known as "feudalism" developed in
East Asia
South Asia
Western Europe
The Middle East
45
What led to the building of permanent settlements?
The creation of irrigation systems
Wealth acquired through trade routes
The development of government
The development of Agriculture
46
The ancient Sumerians (Mesopotamia) modified their enviroment to increase food production by
building terraces
using irrigation techniques
removing rain forests
developing chinampas
47
Feudalism can best be described as.....
A system of government where you select a representative.
a system based on land and loyalty.
A system of government where everyone votes.
A government ruled by a king or a queen.
48
Raiders from the north during the middle ages were the _______________ ?
Vikings
Mongols
Magyars
Huns
49
The method depicted was used to modify the environment in order to increase food production
Irrigation
Canal system
Sewage system
Terrace Farming
50
What was the primary (main) method of getting food for early Paleolithic Era humans?
Agriculture
Hunting and Gathering
Trading
Foraging
51
What is the name of god for Islam?
Buddha
Yahweh
God
Allah
52
The Byzantine Empire reached its greatest size under:
Constantine
Cyril
Caesar
Justinian
53
The ancient civilizations of Egypt, Mesopotamia, India, and China were located near
Heavily wooded areas
River Valleys
rugged coastlines
mountain passes
