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Where was the Indus River valley?
Social Stratification is....
AP World History Unit 0 Foundations
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Social Stratification is....
Superior classes oppressing lower classes
People divided into sub-cultures
People divided by - wealth, power and prestige
People divided into groups - property and job
2
Where was the Indus River valley?
Europe
Africa
India
China
3
belief in many gods
polytheism
ziggurat
satrap
cuneiform
4
Judaism, Islam, and Christianity share a belief in
an ethical code of conduct and monotheism
reincarnation and the Four Noble Truths
teachings of the Quran
papal supremacy
5
True/False : Greece was the birth place of democracy.
True
False
6
What were the four main river valley civilizations?
Mesopotamia, Egypt, China/Yellow River, Indus River Valley
Mesopotamia, Hong Kong, China, Yellow River
Mesopotamia, Egypt, China, Israel
Indus, Egypt, China, Greece
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The other religious philosophy to come out of Han China was...
Enlightenment
Daoism
Shinto
Hinduism
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What religion was the largest in the Han dynasty?
Roman Catholic
Pastafarian
Hindu
Buddhism
9
The Neolithic Revolution led to
the development of civilizations
a belief in a spiritual world
increasing use of animal skins for clothing
increasing migrations of people in search of food
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What was a physical barrier for Greek Government
Mountains
People
Deserts
Rivers
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River Valley Civilizations set up along rivers to use the water for Agriculture, trade, and a fresh water source.
false
true
12
Confucius teachings focused on these areas.......
The Analects, Yin-yang, education
Doing the right thing, reincarnation, Love
Social philosophies, political philosophies and education
Balance, relationships, law
13
The belief system of Daoism stresses
proper behavior to maintain social order
acceptance of monotheism to achieve salvation
harmony with nature to live in peace
obedience to caste rules to achieve moksha
14
Which of these characteristics allowed river valley civilizations to expand their population
Stimulates trading between civilizations
All of the above
Surplus of food stores lead to growths of large cities
Flood rains irrigate agricultural sectors
15
What dynasty succeeded the Qin dynasty?
Han
Zhou
Ming
Shang
16
What was the First Dynasty in Ancient China?
Ming
Tang
Zhou
Han
17
Which philosophy is most closely related to the idea of the Golden Rule?
Legalism
Hanfeizi
Daoism
Confucianism
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What is a caste system?
A society in which you earn everything & can choose to be in
A society in which you are born into and cannot get out of.
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Confucius is concerned mostly with the 5...
relationships
pillars
districts
Gods of heaven
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Food surpluses in the Neolithic villages allowed...
made the village susceptible to raids from nomadic tribes
caused the entire population to become obese.
were not stored properly & spoiled, people starved to death
made it possible for people to do things other than farming.
21
Hinduism and Buddhism have a common belief in
reincarnation
Polytheism
the caste system
the sacredness of all life
22
Reincarnation, karma, and moksha are elements of the belief system of
Judaism
Hinduism
Buddhism
Jainism
23
The Neolithic Revolution was a turning point in history because
the use of chemical increased agricultural production
people began to use agriculture to ensure their survival
factories began to use mass production
new inventions led to overseas exploring
24
The people of Greece traded -
On the Niger River
On the Mediterranean Sea
On the Pacific Ocean
On the Nile River
25
A persons knows their caste position based on?
Their personality.
Their actions.
Their looks.
Birth.
26
Where did caste systems originate?
China
Europe
Africa
India
27
Monotheism describes the Hebrews' belief (unusual for the time) that their God was
Pharaoh
a spiritual, not a physical, presence
the one and only God
a forgiving and protective God
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What is Legalism?
The emperor should rule as a father is head of the family
Treat others as you want to be treated
Strict laws & harsh punishments are needed to maintain order
When the emperor is corrupt, he loses the right to rule
29
Hammurabi's Code could best be described as...
"survival of the fittest"
"a dog eat dog world"
"an eye for an eye"
"turn the other cheek"
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The teachings of Confucius can be found where?
The Analects
The Bible
The Quran
The Vedas
