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#PreHistory, #Ancient Civilizations
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How could people change their caste in life according to Hindu beliefs?
They could move up in caste through marriage.
Cast changing was done by fulfilling their duties in life.
They could change their caste by learning a new trade.
2
One of the foundations of modern legal systems.
Hammurabi’s Code
Dynastic cycle
Mandate of Heaven
Caste system
3
What was the most significant cultural difference between the Hebrews and other early cultures?
Dress Code
Monotheism
Food Laws
Language
4
Which of the following was a common feature of the religious systems of the 1st civilizations?
Monarchianism
Monotheism
Pyramids
Nature gods
5
The last King of unified Israel who built the Temple in Jerusalem.
Nebuchadnezzar
Solomon
Saul
David
6
The first patriarch of Judaism who made a covenant to worship Yahweh.
David
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
7
All of the characteristics that make up the lives of a person and people group.
Archaeology
Artifact
PreHistory
Culture
8
Which correctly lists the order of the development of writing in the first civilizations?
Cave Paintings, Alphabet, Cuneiform, Hieroglyphics
Cave Paintings, Cuneiform, Hieroglyphics, Alphabet
Alphabet, Hieroglyphics, Cuneiform, Cave Paintings
Cuneiform, Cave Paintings, Alphabet, Hieroglyphics
9
One of the earliest cities in human history.
London
Memphis
Jericho
Sumeria
10
A famous example of "cultural diffusion" in early Chinese history was
the use of the iron plow from Rome.
the introduction and spread of Buddhism from India.
the use of the chariot which was brought in by the Mongols.
the spread of paper-making technology from the Middle East.
11
Which is an example of an ancient civilization technology that is still in use today?
Printing
Gunpowder
Calendar
Flight
12
A person who travels from place to place usually in search of food.
Neolithic Revolution
Anthropology
Domestication
Nomad
13
Which of the statements below is NOT one of the Four Noble Truths of the Buddha?
The cause of suffering is nonvirtue.
All life is full of suffering
The way to overcome nonvirtue is to fast.
The only cure for suffering is to overcome nonvirtue.
14
The worship of many gods in a religious system.
Polytheism
Surplus
Cultural Diffusion
Monotheism
15
Tigris and Euphrates rivers that stretches from the Mediterranean Sea to the Persian Gulf.
Empire
City-state
Theocracy
Fertile Crescent
16
What ancient technology is reflected in our modern use of emoji?
Calendar
Irrigation
Cuneiform
Hieroglyphics
17
Where did the modern English alphabet originate?
Sumer
Egypt
Greece
Phoenicia
18
The exchange of language, religion, and technology during the process of trade.
Surplus
Monotheism
Traditional economy
Cultural diffusion
19
Which of the following social classes were common to the first civilizations?
Priest class, Nobles, Merchants, Slaves
Political class, Wealthy class, Religious class
Wealthy class, Middle class, Poor class
20
All human activity before the development of writing systems.
PreHistory
Neolithic Revolution
Paleolithic Period
Anthropology
21
An agreement that provides rewards for fulfillment and punishments for violation.
Warrant
Covenant
Contract
Obligation
22
The primary Holy book of Judaism and the first five books of the Christian Bible.
Torah
Qur'an
Old Testament
New Testament
23
The idea of the Mandate of Heaven explained
the dynastic cycle
Confuciansim
Feudalism
religion
24
Buddhism differed from Hinduism by not believing
in the importance of moral obligations
in the caste system
in spreading the faith
in holy leaders
25
Who was the leader of the Hebrew exodus from Egypt?
Jesus
Noah
Moses
Joseph
26
The worship of a single god in a religious system.
Surplus
Cultural diffusion
Polytheism
Monotheism
27
What was the basis for a Chinese ruler's claim to authority?
Mandate of Heaven
Vedas
Nirvana
Hammurabi’s Code
28
Which date ranges covers the most likely timing of the Hebrew exodus from Egypt?
1000-1200 A.D.
1500-1700 A.D.
10,000 – 8,000 B.C.
1400-1200 B.C.
