What is true about the Silk Roads?

people brought more than just silk to new lands

People in a traditional society would be most likely to

have the same jobs as their parents

How did geography affect Greece?

people lived in different city-states all over Greece

Why is the Neolithic Revolution considered a turning point in history?

Domestication of animals and growing of crops

Which of the following did the domestication of animals NOT do?

provided man with vaccines against diseases

One effect of Alexander the Great's conquests was

expansion of Hellenistic culture

Which of the following was a contribution of ancient Rome?

a republican form of government

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1
What is true about the Silk Roads?
they were lined with Silk for safety reasons
they brought new things to the Americas
only silk was traded on these roads
people brought more than just silk to new lands
2
Compared to Athens, Sparta placed more focus on
education
family order
human rights
military service
3
People in a traditional society would be most likely to
create a mercantile system of trade
have the same jobs as their parents
serve in government assemblies
work in an industrial city
4
What did the geography of China cause?
Chinese people lived without water
China became isolated
China became trade partners with many civilizations
China became unified from the beginning of time
5
What is a centralized government?
rules that are constantly changing
many leaders all over the country
provinces ruled by princes
power in one place
6
Constantinople was a good trade center because it was located between
Asia and Eastern Europe
Inca and Aztec Empires
Atlantic Ocean and Baltic Sea
China and Southern Africa
7
The caste system in India was characterized by
a lack of social mobility
toleration for other religions
equality between men and women
the right for people to choose their jobs
8
How did geography affect Greece?
people build large defensive walls because land was flat
people learned to live without water
people used irrigation systems to bring water across deserts
people lived in different city-states all over Greece
9
What is NOT one of the five features of civilizations?
record keeping
religion
specialized jobs
advanced technology
10
Why is the Neolithic Revolution considered a turning point in history?
Domestication of animals and growing of crops
Fire used for the first time as energy
Spoken language used for communication
Stone tools and weapons developed
11
Which of the following did the domestication of animals NOT do?
provided man with a stable source of food
enabled man to work easier
enabled man to establish permanent settlements
provided man with vaccines against diseases
12
Early people who moved frequently as they searched for food they needed to survive are called
subsistence farmers
village dwellers
guild members
hunters and gatherers
13
One effect of Alexander the Great's conquests was
increased support of Mayan leaders
expansion of Hellenistic culture
formation of the Christian Church
decreased importance of the Silk Road
14
Respecting one's elders, maintaining family honor, and honoring all elders is known as
filial piety
hadj
nirvana
animism
15
The major river in Egypt is the
Tigris
Yellow
Indus
Nile
16
All major ancient civilizations developed near
deserts
rivers
oceans
mountains
17
Monsoons affected which early civilization?
China
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Indus Valley
18
The exchange of silks & spices and the spread of Buddhism along the Silk Roads are examples of
self-sufficiency
ethnocentrism
cultural diffusion
desertification
19
Which of the following was a contribution of ancient Rome?
the printing press
the process of making silk
a republican form of government
the concept of zero
20
The Silk Roads were
roads used for trading in Asia
roads in South America that led to the Olmec region
roads built to unify Roman Empire
roads made of silk
21
A form of government where people have the power to choose their leaders:
theocracy
absolute monarchy
republic
dictatorship
22
Which civilization was a democracy?
Athens
Egypt
Rome
Mesopotamia
23
"Subsistence farmers" refers to people who grow
enough food for their family
a single cash crop
enough food for an entire village
food to sell in villages
24
If a man has destroyed the eye of another, he shall lose his eye. This is a rule of:
the Analects of Confucius
the Ten Commandments
the Code of Hammurabi
the Koran
25
Which geographic feature was common in Egypt, India, China, and Mesopotamia?
deserts
river valleys
rainforests
mountains

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Global History I Midterm Review - Game 2

25 termsStudBud Administration13 plays

Global History I Midterm Review - Game 2

Flashcards25 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 25

Answers

1
What is true about the Silk Roads?
they were lined with Silk for safety reasons
they brought new things to the Americas
only silk was traded on these roads
people brought more than just silk to new lands
2
Compared to Athens, Sparta placed more focus on
education
family order
human rights
military service
3
People in a traditional society would be most likely to
create a mercantile system of trade
have the same jobs as their parents
serve in government assemblies
work in an industrial city
4
What did the geography of China cause?
Chinese people lived without water
China became isolated
China became trade partners with many civilizations
China became unified from the beginning of time
5
What is a centralized government?
rules that are constantly changing
many leaders all over the country
provinces ruled by princes
power in one place
6
Constantinople was a good trade center because it was located between
Asia and Eastern Europe
Inca and Aztec Empires
Atlantic Ocean and Baltic Sea
China and Southern Africa
7
The caste system in India was characterized by
a lack of social mobility
toleration for other religions
equality between men and women
the right for people to choose their jobs
8
How did geography affect Greece?
people build large defensive walls because land was flat
people learned to live without water
people used irrigation systems to bring water across deserts
people lived in different city-states all over Greece
9
What is NOT one of the five features of civilizations?
record keeping
religion
specialized jobs
advanced technology
10
Why is the Neolithic Revolution considered a turning point in history?
Domestication of animals and growing of crops
Fire used for the first time as energy
Spoken language used for communication
Stone tools and weapons developed
11
Which of the following did the domestication of animals NOT do?
provided man with a stable source of food
enabled man to work easier
enabled man to establish permanent settlements
provided man with vaccines against diseases
12
Early people who moved frequently as they searched for food they needed to survive are called
subsistence farmers
village dwellers
guild members
hunters and gatherers
13
One effect of Alexander the Great's conquests was
increased support of Mayan leaders
expansion of Hellenistic culture
formation of the Christian Church
decreased importance of the Silk Road
14
Respecting one's elders, maintaining family honor, and honoring all elders is known as
filial piety
hadj
nirvana
animism
15
The major river in Egypt is the
Tigris
Yellow
Indus
Nile
16
All major ancient civilizations developed near
deserts
rivers
oceans
mountains
17
Monsoons affected which early civilization?
China
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Indus Valley
18
The exchange of silks & spices and the spread of Buddhism along the Silk Roads are examples of
self-sufficiency
ethnocentrism
cultural diffusion
desertification
19
Which of the following was a contribution of ancient Rome?
the printing press
the process of making silk
a republican form of government
the concept of zero
20
The Silk Roads were
roads used for trading in Asia
roads in South America that led to the Olmec region
roads built to unify Roman Empire
roads made of silk
21
A form of government where people have the power to choose their leaders:
theocracy
absolute monarchy
republic
dictatorship
22
Which civilization was a democracy?
Athens
Egypt
Rome
Mesopotamia
23
"Subsistence farmers" refers to people who grow
enough food for their family
a single cash crop
enough food for an entire village
food to sell in villages
24
If a man has destroyed the eye of another, he shall lose his eye. This is a rule of:
the Analects of Confucius
the Ten Commandments
the Code of Hammurabi
the Koran
25
Which geographic feature was common in Egypt, India, China, and Mesopotamia?
deserts
river valleys
rainforests
mountains