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An example of a primary source is Hammurabi's Code
Historians:
Unit 1 Test Review
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Historians:
The study of documents, or written records
the study of past societies through artifacts
the study of the earth and human impact on it
study of human life and culture through time.
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An example of a primary source is Hammurabi's Code
True
False
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How was water from the rivers moved to access the crops?
isolation
irrigation
exigation
irritation
4
Settlements appeared next to rivers like the Nile in Egypt because
the unpredictable floods protected people from invaders
the water helped crops and made the soil fertile
none of the above
the water was pure
5
Which of these was NOT part of the Neolithic Revolution?
Settlements become civilizations
Crops and animals are domesticated
Foraging increases because crops are scarce
Hunter-gatherers become sedentary
6
Archaeologists finding physical evidence of early humans might find:
stone tools
all of the above
bone tools
spears, bows, and arrows
7
Geographers
study of human life and culture through time.
The study of documents, or written records
the study of the earth and human impact on it
the study of past societies through artifacts
8
Which of these is FALSE about ancient Egypt?
They believed in an afterlife
The society is named after the river
They practiced mummification
The Nile River flooded predictably
9
Anthropologists:
the study of past societies through artifacts
study of human life and culture through time.
The study of documents, or written records
the study of the earth and human impact on it
10
Which of these is true about ancient China?
Only 10% of the land was arable (farmable)
China sits between two rivers
The flooding of the river was very predictable
China had an upper kingdom and a lower kingdom
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An example of a secondary source is the diary of an Egyptian prince
False
True
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All of these are features of all civilizations EXCEPT
advanced cities
record keeping
advanced plumbing
specialized work
13
Ziggurats and pyramids were used for many things, one thing they were NOT used for was:
burial of important figures
ritualistic practices
storage of valuable resources
metallurgy
14
If your society is a theocracy, this must include:
The ruler is part of a dynasty
The ruler has the Mandate of Heaven
The ruler has religious significance
There are two rulers
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India gets its name from the Indus River
False
True
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While women in Mesopotamia had limited rights, one of the rights they had was
initiating a divorce
running for election
teaching at schools
owning private property
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Archaeologists
the study of past societies through artifacts
study of human life and culture through time.
the study of the earth and human impact on it
The study of documents, or written records
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Having a surplus of food means societies began to:
isolate
fracture
decline
trade
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The Code of Hammurabi established the first:
laws
math
science
religion
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Having a surplus of food meant that instead of everyone focusing on food production, people could:
work in different occupations
be nomadic again
live without social classes
have less children