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1
Latitudes closest to the equator have the highest temperatures
False
True
2
Cuneiform was developed in which Mesopotamian city?
Akkad
Nineveh
Sumer
Babylon
3
Followers of Buddhism base their beliefs on
4 Noble Truths and 8 Fold Path
the caste system
the 10 Commandments
the 5 relationships
4
Judaism is the first major monotheistic religion.
True
False
5
The two rivers of Mesopotamia are:
Nile and Tigris
Tigris and Euphrates
Euphrates and Indus
Euphrates and Nile
6
It is the kind of map seen here
population density map
physical map
political map
vegetation map
7
Egyptians and Mesopotamians were both monotheistic societies
False
True
8
Under the Qin Dynasty, construction of the Great Wall of China began
True
False
9
How did the ancient Chinese select new dynasties to take over?
the Wish of Heaven
the Purpose of Heaven
the Truth of Heaven
the Mandate of Heaven
10
Why was the Nile the center of Egyptian civilization?
all of the above
it allowed them to travel
it allowed them to survive in a region surrounded by desert
it provided water for farming and drinking
11
Egypt emerged on which continent?
Australia
Africa
Europe
Asia
12
Buddhism rejects the caste system
False
True
13
What advanced technologies did the Indus Valley houses have?
metal roof
Pyramid-shaped roofs
Electricity
Indoor plumbing
14
Mohenjo-Daro and _______________ were major cities along the Indus River Valley.
Cairo
Babylon
Ur
Harappa
15
Mesopotamia, Egypt, Indus and China are collectively known as
The 4 River Valley Civilizations
The First Civilizations
Neolithic Civilizations
All of the above
16
Mesopotamia was also known as
the Cradle of Nomadism
the Fertile Crescent
the Watered Well
the First Oasis
17
Under the Shang, the Chinese writing emerged. It was called Oracle Bone Script or…
sanskrit
jiaguwen
calligraphy
cuneiform
18
The Mesopotamian structure seen here
ziggurat
castle
pyramid
19
Egyptians engaged in mummification because they believed the soul reunited with the physical body in the afterlife
True
False
20
Most ancient societies gave men more rights and opportunities than women. This is known as
matriarchy
monarchy
democracy
patriarchy
21
During the Neolithic Period, the first civilizations established their communities by a body of water
False
True
22
Eventually Mesopotamia traded with Egypt. They shared ideas, goods and technologies. This is called
bartering
irrigation
domestication
cultural diffusion
23
It is the writing system seen here:
ancient Greek
demotic
hieroglyphics
cuneiform
24
Because India juts out into the Indian Ocean, it is called the subcontinent
False
True
25
In Hinduism, the rebirth of the soul is reincarnation. This is the only was to move up the caste system
True
False
26
A geographer studies
climate
all of the above
where people live
landforms
27
This was the first dynasty of ancient China
the Zhou
the Han
the Shang
the Qin
28
The Great Wall was built to keep invaders out of China
True
False
29
The item seen here, lit during Hanukkah in Judaism
sedar
shofar
menorah
yarmulke
30
Since Neolithic people were settled, this allowed them to build up their civilizations further
False
True
31
The Neolithic Period is a turning point because
people learned agriculture
people domesticated animals
all of the above
people created the first civilizations
32
The Paleolithic Period, or Stone Age, describes the time when people were nomadic hunters and gatherers
True
False
33
Getting used to one's environment and working with it, like Mesopotamians digging canals to control floods, is called
metallurgy
nomadism
camouflage
adaptation
34
The Neolithic Revoltuion marks a major shift because historians credit it with
establishing art
beginning the era of the nomad
starting civilizations
ending the era of domestication
35
Geographic determinism refers to the factors that influence where people live?
True
False
36
Confucius believed in
filial piety
all of the above
the 5 relationships
education
37
When the Indo-Aryans conquered the people of the Indus Valley, they brought all of the following EXCEPT
instructions on how to make sewer systems
polytheistic beliefs
the caste system
the written language of Sanskrit
38
What is the name for the form of picture writing used by the ancient Egyptians?
Cursive
Hieroglyphics
Papyrus
Cuneiform
39
The earliest Chinese civilizations started by which rivers?
the Nile and the Congo
the Indus and the Ganges
the Tigris and the Euphrates
the Huang He and the Yangtze
40
Divination was the process by asking a diviner to contact an ancestor for guidance using oracle bones
False
True
41
China adapted to their mountainous environment by doing which of the following?
building floating gardens
terrace farming
living in caves
dedicating the majority of their public works projects to canal systems
42
Why is our knowledge of the Indus Valley civilization limited?
We can't read their written language
Invaders destroyed most of their writing
They had no spoken language
They had no written language
43
He was the controversial leader of the Qin Dynasty of China
Confucius
Lao Tzu
Shi Huangdi
Han Wudi
44
The mountains and deserts of China offered temporary isolation
False
True
45
in Buddhism, it is the state of enlightenment and also the freedom from rebirth, allowing the soul to rest
Ahimsa
Moksha
Brahman
Nirvana