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World History KC1 Foundations Basic
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A #world history intro quiz
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1
Which of the following Mesopotamian inventions would be a true PRIMARY source?
A plow
Sailboat parts
Cuneiform writing
A wheel from a cart
2
What continent is highlighted in orange(ish) on this globe?
Africa
South America
North America
Antarctica
3
War. Battles. Generals. The Military. Peace.
These words deal with the history category of
Religion
Diplomacy
Society/Social
Economics
4
Barter. Buying. Selling. Trade. Coins. Money.
These words deal with the theme category of
Society/Social
Politics
Economics
Diplomacy
5
Which ocean is between The Americas and Europe/Africa?
Atlantic Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Indian Ocean
Pacific Ocean
6
Which of these is an example of a PRIMARY source?
A Wikipedia entry about Mesopotamia
An film about the invention of farming
A poem written by a Mesopotamian priest
Your history textbook chapter on Mesopotamia
7
On the South Pole of the world is a land covered in ice. It is the continent of
America
Asia
Arctica
Antarctica
8
Math. Astronomy. Geometry. Engineering.
These words deal with the theme category of
Inventions/Intellect
Religion
Politics
Society/Social
9
This is the first written legal code written by a Mesopotamian King. It's an example of
Religion
Society
Economics
Politics
10
What's B.C. / A.D. stand for?
Before Christ and Anno Domini
Before Christ and After Death
Burrito with Chicken All Day
The first four answers I guessed on my English quiz.
11
The ocean in the center is mostly covered in ice, for now. It is the...
Pacific Ocean
Indian Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Arctic Ocean
12
If you had B.C. (B.C.E.) AND A.D. (C.E.) dates, you've got to
Add
Multiply
Divide
Subtract
13
These are comic book characters that show Mesopotamian
Political kings & queens
Social Classes
Economic merchants
Religious gods
14
This image of city walls, soldiers, and weapons shows Mesopotamian
Religion
Politics
Diplomacy
Economics
15
Which of these is an example of a SECONDARY source?
A clay pot from a Native American site
A letter written by Albert Einstein
A newspaper article from World War 2
Your history textbook
16
This is a collage of flags of nations on the continent of
Africa
Europe
Asia
Australia
17
Governing. King. Laws. Democracy. Republic.
These words deal with the theme category of
Economics
Religion
Diplomacy
Politics
18
The study of time, historical periods, and the use of timelines is called
Archaeology
What time do I need to get up?
Chronology
B.C./A.D. or B.C.E./C.E.
19
The continent colored red on this globe is
Africa
Australia
Asia
Europe
20
Earthquakes and volcanoes are very common in the "Ring of Fire" that circles this ocean.
Arctic Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Indian Ocean
21
The continent colored pink in the upper-center of this map is
North America
Asia
Europe
Africa
22
This satellite map shows which ocean?
Atlantic Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Indian Ocean
23
This is a map of the major rivers on the continent of
Europe
Africa
North America
Asia
24
Rich/Poor/Middle Class. Racial issues. Sports.
These words deal with the theme category of
Economics
Society/Social
Religion
Diplomacy
25
What continent is in the center of this globe?
Africa
South America
North America
Antarctica
26
This is 2016 A.D. (C.E.). Agriculture was invented about 10,000 B.C. (B.C.E.). How long ago?
2016 years ago
10,000 years ago
12,016 years ago
7,984 years ago
27
These artifacts could teach you MOST about the Mesopotamian
Politics
Economy
Society
Religion
28
Temples. Worship. Gods. Prayer. Mythology.
These words deal with the history category of
Religion
Politics
Diplomacy
Economics
29
If you've got two B.C.E. (B.C.) dates, to figure out the time span you've got to
Multiply
Subtract
Divide
Add
30
Evidence from this artifact could teach you MOST about Mesopotamian
Society-Social Class Heirarchy
Politics-How much power a king had
Diplomacy-Warfare technology
Religion-Gods they worshipped