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supply of water to land to help growth, typically by means of channels used by Mesopotamia
tunnels
dams
irrigation
palisades
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Sacred Text (Holy book) of Islam
Analects
Quran
Torah
New Testament
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"house of worship, sacred texts, set of ideas believed to be true" The quote is referring to?
characteristics of a belief system
characteristics of primary sources
characteristics of government
characteristics of geography
4
Which of these is not a deity of Hinduism?
Vishnu
Brahman
Alvis
Shiva
5
respecting elders and maintaining family order
nirvana
filial piety
animism
haj j
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Which civilization was the "Cradle of Civilization"?
Egypt
Rome
Mesopotamia
China
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what is the sacred text of Hindus?
Analects
Torah
Dao de Ching
Rig Vedas
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Which action is most closely associated with polytheism?
reading the Quran
accepting the eightfold path
worshipping many gods
praying in a synagogue
9
The sacred text of Judaism
Quran
Rig Vedas
Torah
analects
10
Where did the religion of Islam begin?
Jerusalem
Mecca
Constantinople
Rome
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change things that they are the same and consistent . The Qin dynasty practiced this
diversify
russification
standardization
decentralize
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Which of these is not a characteristics of civilization?
writing
cities
art and architecture
trade networks
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Which action is associated with early Mesopotamia?
building floating gardens to grow corn
constructing Hindu temples
developing a writing system using cuneiform
establishing representative democracies
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The hatred of people of Jewish descent
apartheid
homophobia
Islamophobia
anti-semitism
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the five relationships of Confucius encouraged
serve the needs of religious leaders
maintain social and political order
improve their position in life
respect and worship nature
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The Neolithic Revolution is seen as a turning point in human history mainly because
farming led to permanent settlements
cave painting recorded the activities of nomadic groups
copper was first used to improve stone tools
people started using animal skins for clothing
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Early peoples who moved frequently for food no permanent home
hunter and gatherers
village dwellers
subsistence farmers
guild members
18
people who live outside the caste system. Occupations were considered unclean and polluting
untouchables
martyrs
pharaohs
crusaders
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Which river system is found in Mesopotamia?
Nile
Tigris and Euphrates
Yellow
Ganges
20
The land promised to Hebrews by God. It is located in modern day
Egypt
Israel (Palestine)
Mesopotamia
Great Britain
21
The main purpose of a timeline is
causes and effects of wars
chronological relationship between events
location of important places
benefits of modern civilization
22
" My good karma will serve me in my next reincarnation" which religion is this referring to?
Judaism
Hinduism
Christianity
Islam
23
independent political units made up of a city and surrounding areas
city-states
chiefdoms
nation-states
countries
24
Which text is essential to the practice of Islam?
Analects
Qur'an
New Testament
Torah
25
Buddhism, the state of non-existence. Soul in harmony w/ universe and you would cease to exist
moksha
filial piety
salvation
nirvana
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Which belief is most closely associated with the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama?
followers fast during Ramadan
ppl can overcome their desires by following the 8 fold path
people are born into a specific caste
believers must follow the 10 commandments
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How are hieroglyphics similar to cuneiform?
both belief systems
both buildings
both places
both writing systems
28
The goal of all Hindus is to exit the cycle of reincarnation and reunite with Brahman
dharma
karma
moksha
mandir
29
Which social scientists are best known for studying the bones and artifacts of a culture?
historian
geographers
archaelogists
economist
30
What was one reason Christianity spread around the ancient world?
it did not share any belief in reincarnation
it adopted the belief in reincarnation and nirvana
it promoted a strict social hierarchical system
it welcomed people from all types of social classes
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"action through inaction" to do nothing
wu wei
ren
golden rule
yin yang
32
the caste system in Hinduism is characterized by
equality between men and women
toleration for various religious beliefs
a lack of social mobility
the right of people to choose their occupation
33
The founder of the belief system of Christianity. Christians believe he is the messiah
Confucius
Muhammad
Jesus
Abraham
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Which of these is a secondary source?
photograph
artifact
tweet
textbook
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the belief system of daoism stresses
acceptance of monotheism to achieve salvation
obedience to caste rules to achieve moksha
proper behavior to maintain social order
harmony with nature to live in peace
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Qin rulers burned books that went against legalism is a form of
censorship
disorder
openness
humanitarianism
37
The Yin and Yang represents
strict social order
opposite and harmony
the dao
hierarchy of familial relationship
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Pyramid shaped temple that was the center of religious and political life in
mosque
mandir
ziggurats
church
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fasting during ramadan, praying five times a day, giving to charity
Buddhism
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
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Which belief system is considered monotheistic?
Confucianism
Daoism
Animism
Judaism
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One way daoist differed from legalist is that
increased taxes to support wars
maintained proper social order through guidelines
promoted the corvee system
they believed in fewer laws and government
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Which of these is not a primary source?
letter from soldier during WWII
autobiography from WWII
novel about WWII
film footage from WWII
43
The leader of the Qin dynasty who established legalism throughout China
Mao Zedong
Confucius
Shihuangdi
Lao Tzu
44
Which of the following was not a result of the warring-states period?
emergence of new weapons in warfare
invasion of China by Japanese
Qin dynasty unifies China
new belief systems emerge on how to govern
45
The code of Hammurabi is similar to legalism in that
all subjects are equal under the law
governments must provide their people with rights
religion and government must be brought closer together
harsh laws are needed to control society
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Where do archaeological evidence gathered by Mary Leakey suggest the earliest human developed
Europe
Asia
Africa
North America
