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TCI Lesson 2 Themes of World History
TCI Lesson 2 Themes of World History
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a person who migrates and depends on livestock they raise.
pastoral nomads
gender roles
techniques
philosophy
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Hinduism, Judaism, Buddhism, and Christianity are all religions that spread along the _________ Road.
Paved
Yellow Brick
Silk
3
A person who migrates and depends on the livestock they raise are called
hunter-gatherers
farmers
pastoral nomads
hominins
4
Modern humans belong to the hominin group called _______________.
Homo sapiens.
Homo Erectus.
Homo Neanderthalensis
5
Name the theme: As early humans learned to cooperate with one another, they began to form communities and societies.
Rise of Civilizations
Belief Systems
6
How many themes of world history are there?
6
4
8
5
7
All are empires from the ancient world except ________.
Babylonian Empire
Roman Empire
Han Empire.
Draconian Empire
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Between 4000 and 1000 B.C.E., many smaller tribes were combined into
small empires.
two governments.
fallen civiliza'ons.
larger city-states.
9
The genus Homo developed
2.5 million years ago
70,000 years ago
160,000 years ago
6 million years ago
10
Aztec and Inca are indigenous civilizations of ________________.
Antarctica
the Americas
Africa
Australia
11
The Silk Road was a series of interconnected trade routes.
True
False
12
This theme covers topics such as disease, population growth, migration, and patterns of human settlement.
Belief Systems
Human-Environment Interaction
13
As cities continued to grow, a new form of state developed, called
empires
tribes
kingdoms
villages
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The Silk Road was important because it allowed theexchange of
culture
ideas
goods
all of the above
15
Family relationship, either by birth, marriage, or adoption
secondary source
gender roles
periodization
kinship
16
Religion spread along the Silk Road.
False
True
17
Communities and civilizations began to emerge after humans discovered
stone tools
writing
agriculture
the wheel
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Which one of these were NOT an important invention created between 4000 and 1000 B.C.E.
automobiles
writing
wheel
metal working
19
Early human selement has depended on
geography
climate
all of the above
physical features
20
Archaeologists learn about early humans is through
cave art.
skeletons.
all of the above CORRECT
artiacts.
21
customs relating to the position of men and women in society
gender roles
historian
geographer
archaeologist
22
After humans discovered how to ______, communities and civilizations began to emerge.
farm
talk
hunt
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What were the most powerful empires in the ancient world?
the Roman and Han empires
the Assyrian and Babylonian empires
the Olmec and Kushan empires
he Maurya and Nile River empires