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A #6th Grade #world History # 1st semester review
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Government in which a ruler is viewed as a divine figure; religious leader
monarchy
oligarchy
democracy
theocracy
2
Heavy seasonal rains in India
Brahmans
Deltas
gurus
monsoons
3
Sumerian scribes invented this first writing system- meaning "wedge shaped"
Cuneiform
Paper
Hieroglyphics
Papyrus
4
This word in Greek means "land between the rivers"
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Nile
Sumerian
5
Code listed 282 specific laws dealing with everything that affected crime and property issues
Justinian's Code
Feudalism
Roman Law
Hammurabi's Code
6
earliest cities in ancient India
Canaan and Phoenicia
sumer and Ur
harrapa and Mohenjo-Daro
Giza and Thebes
7
a system of Government where power is passed down through the family
Democracy
Dynasty
monarchy
Theocracy
8
papyrus
a plant used by the Egyptians for writing and other things
an animal used for food
a religious belief
a form of irrigation
9
How did Israeli(Jewish) ideas spread throughout the Mediterranean area
The Ten commandments
King David
Abraham
The Diaspora
10
Siddhartha Guatama, Four Noble Truths, Eight Fold Path, and Nirvana are associated with
Christianity
Buddhism
Hinduism
Judaism
11
What two rivers were important to China's first civilizations?
Nile River and Yangtze River
Haung He (Yellow River) and Nile River
Haung He (Yellow River) and Tigris River
The Huang He (Yellow River) and Yangtze River
12
The Chinese Idea that rulers get their power from the gods and they must follow the Dao
God's gift
The indifference of Heaven
The donation of Heaven
The Mandate of Heaven
13
an agreement, or the promise God made to Abraham; said the Israelites were God's chosen people.
The Ten Commandments
The diasporah
The Torah
covenant
14
sometimes called "China's sorrow"
The Yangtzi River
The Huang He, or , Yellow River
The Euphrates River
The Nile River
15
A king of Ancient Egypt- considered a god as well as a political and military leader
Pharoah
King
Queen
Dictator
16
Karma is important to what society/religion because it determines one caste when reincarnated?
Judaism
Buddhism
HInduism
Christianity
17
The Egyptians made advancements in medicine, due to the knowledge they gained from....
building pyramids
embalming
irrigation
worshipping Osiris- The god of the Dead
18
Also known as the Agricultural Revolution- shift from food gathering to food producing culture
Enlightenment
French Revolution
Neolithic Revolution
Renaissance
19
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a civilization?
Complex Institutions
Cities
Transportation
Specialized Workers
20
The period of time before written records?
Pre-History
Paleolithic Age
Neolithic Age
Post-History
21
An Ancient writing system in which pictures were used to represent ideas and sounds
Papyrus
Hieroglyphics
Cuneiform
Paper
22
The new stone age
neolithic
paleolithic
23
True or False- The Tigris and Euphrates rivers flooded Mesopotamia giving it rich/fertile soil
False
True
24
deities are...
canals built for irrigation
writers
Gods
priests
25
Powerful traders, Mediterranean, shipbuilders, and Alphabet are associated with the
Egyptians
Greeks
Phoenicians
Romans
26
A people's unique way of life, as shown by its tools customs, arts, and ideas
Cultural Diffusion
Customs
Religion
Culture
27
This Physical feature protected India from the north and China from the south
The Himalayas
The Nile Delta
cataracts
The Yangtze River
28
They had a monotheistic culture
The Egyptians
The Israelites
Sumerians
The Aryans
29
Why was the Nile River important to Egyptians?
rich soil that allowed settlements
use for transporation
All the above are correct
brought water
30
exile
an extended period without rain
forced out of your homeland
an extended period without food
an agreement
31
Reincarnation, Moksha, Karma, and Caste are words associated with what religion?
Judaism
Christianity
Hinduism
Buddhism