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1
Inca is in...
Mexico/North America
Yucatan Peninsula/North America
Andes Mountains/South America
2
Which of the following does
NOT
describe slavery in Ancient Rome?
Slaves could buy their freedom.
People could be sold into slavery.
Slaves were taken from conquered territory
None of the above.
3
What happened to Europe after the Black Death?
Scientific observation started to increase.
Paved the way for the European Renaissance.
People did not abandon their religious beliefs.
The supply and demand for products were out of balance.
4
Muhammad was the founder of the religion called Islam.
True
False
5
Characters formed by the arrangement of small wedge-shaped elements and used in ancient Sumeria
Hieroglyphics
Pixelation
Stickograph
Cuneiform
6
All empires have the following characteristics:
Imperial Expansion
Trade Networks
Roads
Strong Leaders
7
Most emperors claimed what?
Divine, or god-given, right to rule.
Rule through democracy.
To be the best.
8
Three other world zones developed civilizations during Era2. Which was
NOT
one of those zones:
Afroeurasia
The Americas
Sub-Saharan Africa
Oceania
9
Which of the following events did Alexander the Great
not
do?
Conquer Persia, Egypt, and Asia
Spread the Hellenistic Culture of Greece
Become a legend of the ancient world.
Spread Christianity
10
Feudalism is structuring society around relationships from the holding of land for service.
False
True
11
These world religions offered belief systems that appealed to many people because:
They offered salvation or new life in different forms.
Included even the poor.
Provided common values.
12
Which of the following is
NOT
are reason why Rome went from a Republic to an Empire?
Assassinating Julius Caesar
None of the above.
Civil War
The Senate chose to.
13
Which of the following statement is NOT true about the Mongols
The Mongols didn’t have a vast Mongol Empire.
Mongols brought the bubonic plague along with them.
Facilitated international trade on an unprecedented scale.
Raids and invasions are the deadliest conflicts in history.
14
Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Judaism, and Taoism
Multiple divine beings in various forms.
Many powerful gods and goddesses.
Offered paths to self-transformation and eternal salvation.
Monotheistic
15
Which statement best describes the Ancient India?
None of the above.
The Land of Buddha
The Subcontinent
They were the “Middle Man” of the Silk Road.
16
Why was the population of China during the Tang dynasty difficult to measure accurately?
People were constantly dying of disease.
Didn’t have accurate technology to count the population.
Migrant workers moving around too often to count of them.
Hid from government because they didn’t want to pay taxes.
17
Writing system that uses symbols or pictures to denote objects, concepts, or sounds in Egypt.
Pictogram
Cuneiform
Hieroglyphics
Sandcasting
18
What happened to the Carolingian Empire after the death of Charlemagne?
All of the above.
Vikings attacked from the west and north and were defeated.
His son expanded the size of the empire.
His three grandsons fought each other in civil war.
19
Maya is in...
Yucatan Peninsula/North America
Andes Mountains/South America
Mexico/North America
20
What is social hierarchy?
Social classes w/producers at the bottom & kings at the top.
A rule of conduct or action that is binding.
Civilization that developed near or around a major river.
A group of people considered to be the best.
21
What was the government of the Roman Republic?
An Emperor
Assembly, Senate, and 2 Counsels
Assembly, Council of 500, & elected officials
22
The crusades were a time period of unrest and conflict between which two world religions?
Islam & Hinduism
Christianity & Islam
Islam & Buddhism
Christianity & Buddhism
23
Christianity and Judaism
Offered paths to self-transformation and eternal salvation.
Monotheistic
Many powerful gods and goddesses.
Multiple divine beings in various forms.
24
Which were continuing movement and migration trends in Era 4?
Huge empires brought different groups of people together.
Trade networks expanded and cities grew.
Population increased and people migrated.
People shared ideas across regions.
25
Which of the follow were effect of the Bubonic Plague?
It attacked cells and the nervous system.
It causes buboes to form on lymph glands.
It’s a virus that spreads through contact,
Families abandoned infected relatives.
26
What was the government of Athens?
Assembly, Council of 500, & elected officials
Assembly, Senate, and 2 Counsels
An Emperor
27
What does this picture tell you about the Mongols?
They were Pastoral Nomads.
They valued Military conquest.
All of the Above
Their culture valued horses.
28
The Byzantine Empire was once the western half of the Roman Empire.
False
True
29
Using the map, which river valley is circled?
The Nile
Tigris and Euphrates in Mesopotamia
The Indus River
The Amazon
30
Based off the excerpt
St. Bertin
, which of the following statements best describe the Vikings?
Both men and women could become victims.
When needed, Vikings would create permanent villages.
Viking raids could not be defeated.
Viking never attached religious institutions.
31
Aztec is in...
Andes Mountains/South America
Mexico/North America
Yucatan Peninsula/North America
32
Buddhism and Daoism
Many powerful gods and goddesses.
Multiple divine beings in various forms.
Offered paths to self-transformation and eternal salvation.
Monotheistic
33
What is cultural diffusion?
Process of cultures adopted ideas & tech from other cultures
People survive from the secondary products of herds.
Livestock, migrate in an established territory.
Worshiping or believing in more than one god.
34
Identify the title of the person in the top of the Egyptian social class pyramid.
Vizier
Pharaoh
King
Chairman
35
The crusades started as an attempt to protect Christian Pilgrimages to Jerusalem.
True
False
36
The pattern of change during this time period (100 CE) was:
Networks and contacts seem to increase.
None of these.
Empires were taken over or absorbed by other empires.
Empires grew quickly.
37
What is the definition of Empire?
A city with its surrounding territory forms at state.
A line of hereditary rulers of a country or empire.
Group of states or countries under a supreme authority.
A government with elected leaders.
38
What was the government of the Roman Empire?
An Emperor
Assembly, Council of 500, & elected officials
Assembly, Senate, and 2 Counsels
39
Name of the trade route on this map
China to Rome Route
All of them.
Silk Road
The Imperial High Way
40
The Gupta was considered to be a Golden Age of India. What is a Golden Age?
They are located in a golden location on the map.
An empire finds a lot of gold.
A period of great peace, prosperity, & happiness in an area.
They use gold for their money.
41
Which of the following was
not
a major invention of Ancient China?
Crossbow
Stirrup
Potter’s Wheel
Wheelbarrow
42
Charlemagne is one of the most famous rulers. Which of the statements best describe him:
Took the title of Roman Emperor.
Military success due to the use of advanced cavalry.
He didn’t controlled a large portion of western Europe.
Many cultural advances and development in Europe.
43
Why was iron considered a better metal than bronze for weapons?
I produced a strong metal.
It was easier to find.
It was easier to work with.
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Hinduism
Many powerful gods and goddesses.
Multiple divine beings in various forms.
Monotheistic
Offered paths to self-transformation and eternal salvation.
