What does this image BEST represent?

Characteristics of civilization

Which of the following is TRUE about the Mongols?

possessed an empire that comprised the largest land-mass.

The holiest city where Muhammad was born

What led to the Agricultural Revolution?

planting of crops and domestication of animals

What is the Silk Road?

Overland trade route from Europe to Asia

Member of Islam that supported Abu Bakr. Majority of Muslims

Muslims who accept only the descendants of Ali as the true caliphs

Why is the Silk Road important?

It provided a way to trade Chinese goods and ideas.

Why were Greek philosophers important?

They applied reason to understand the world

Why did Greek city-states form independently?

rugged mountains divided the land

How did agricultural advances affect population growth?

food became abundant which led to population growth

What is the best reason why the first civilizations developed along rivers?

Rivers allowed farmers to irrigate their crops

What are the "Five Pillars"?

five basic obligations of Muslims

Which BEST describes this image?

Greek contributions to modern day math

What is a major effect of the growth of the Ottoman Empire?

Ottoman ships carried goods to Afro-Eurasia

Which principle of government BEST demonstrates the influence of the ancient Roman republic?

the system of checks and balances

Which is the MOST accurate comparison of the early medieval period in Europe compared to the preceding period?

Early Medieval Europe was characterized by less stability and progress.

What does the image BEST represent?

Effects of the Neolithic Revolution

Identify one key characteristic of the Persian Empire

Tolerance of other religions and customs

"Controlled the state, including leaders, subjects and laws" describes the relationship between

the Church and state in Medieval Europe

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1
The pyramids are examples of advanced Egyptian
technology
archaeology
monoliths
anthropology
2
Cave paintings teach us
what ancient people may have believed
what animals ancient people hunted
all of these
how ancient people may have lived
3
What does this image BEST represent?
Characteristics of civilization
6 Pillars of Muslim conquest
Contribution of Roman knowledge to modern day governments
Characteristics that attracted crusaders
4
Accomplishments of the Song dynasty were
all of the above
print money
moveable type
woodblock printing
5
Steel • Cotton & Rugs, Who was most responsible for producing these goods in the Middle Ages?
British Empire
Muslim Empire
Roman Empire
Chinese Empire
6
Lord and Vassal pledging loyalty to One Lord
Articles
Compact
Feudal Contract
The Magna Carta
7
Which of the following is TRUE about the Mongols?
were the first to use paper currency
they were the first to use bullets in their weapons
they were tolerant towards political prisoners
possessed an empire that comprised the largest land-mass.
8
What is Mecca?
One of the FIve Pillars of Islam.
A food that Muslims eat
Where Umar was born
The holiest city where Muhammad was born
9
What led to the Agricultural Revolution?
planting of crops and domestication of animals
growing food every once and a while
continuation of hunting and gathering
not keeping the use of animals
10
Which of the following was NOT a characteristic of the Gupta Empire?
Movement of ideas to other countries
Achievements in mathematics and literature
New textiles
Support for Christianity
11
Exchange of gold and salt between North and West African traders
Columbian Exchange
Black Plague
Silk Road
Gold/Salt Trade
12
What is the Silk Road?
Stairway to heaven
Sea trade route from Europe to Asia
Road made of silk stretching from Europe to Asia
Overland trade route from Europe to Asia
13
Where was the Persian Empire located?
Africa
Europe
Middle East
All of the above
14
What was a Serf?
Someone who Surfs
The name of the farm that people worked on
A great king
Peasant that worked in a manor
15
What is a Sunni?
A nickname for Sunny D
Member of Islam that opposed Abu Bakr. Minority of Muslims
Member of Islam that supported Abu Bakr. Majority of Muslims
The group that supported Muhammad in Mecca
16
Early traders used these "ships of the desert" to get across the Sahara and engage in trade.
Horses
Oxen
Camels
Pigs
17
What city was known for trade and learning?
Marocco
Ghana
Ethiopia
Timbuktu
18
Helped the spread of Christianity
Unity of Judaism
Unity of Jesus's empire
Unity of Roman empire
Unity of Greek empire
19
What is a Shiite
Muslims who accept only the descendants of Ali as the fake caliphs
Muslims who accept only Ali
Muslims who accept only the descendants of Ali as the true caliphs
Muslims who accept only the descendant of the Umayyads as the true caliphs
20
Why is the Silk Road important?
It had many silk farms along the road.
China could quickly move its soldiers when under attack.
It gave China better irrigation for farmland.
It provided a way to trade Chinese goods and ideas.
21
Why were Greek philosophers important?
They applied reason to understand the world
They gave rise to the vocation of teachers
They taught in public squares so men & women could learn
They helped increase language and rhetoric
22
The cultivation of plants is a development that belonged to
Agricultural Revolution
Pentatonic Era
Neolithic Era
Arid Regions
23
Why did Greek city-states form independently?
there was constant fighting
rugged mountains divided the land
arguments over methods of power
deserts divided them
24
What played the biggest role in the growth of West African Empires?
trade
religion
industry
politics
25
Christians and Muslims both believe in
Jihad
Hajj
Divinity of Jesus
Monotheism
26
How did agricultural advances affect population growth?
food became abundant which led to population growth
food became short in supply and led to population to lower
food became abundant which led to decreases in supply
food became short in supply and led to population growth
27
What is the best reason why the first civilizations developed along rivers?
Homes were built along rivers to better protect from attack
Rivers allowed farmers to irrigate their crops
Rivers enabled hunters to travel by boat
Stones found along rivers were made into hunting tools
28
What was TImbuktu known for?
For being an area Mali could not take over
For being a center of learning
Being part of the Roman Empire
For being the area to mine salt
29
What are the "Five Pillars"?
the first five books of the Quran
the five columns that support the roof of Ka'aba
five basic obligations of Muslims
five beliefs shared by Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
30
Which BEST describes this image?
Greek contributions to modern day math
Contributions of the scholars of Africa
A World HIstory teacher's dream of complex information for a Kahoot/quiz
Technological advancements of the Roman Empire
31
Commonalities in the River Valley Civilizations
a public sewage system to protect health
a small area of farming
sand filtration systems for water purification
a political system with a king
32
What does this image represent?
Sections in the libraries in Alexander's empire
A collection of Homer's writings
The Five Pillars of Islam
The writings of the Greek philosophers
33
What is a major effect of the growth of the Ottoman Empire?
Ottoman ships carried goods to Afro-Eurasia
Christianity was banned in Jerusalem
Defeat of the Papal States
Ruse of Sunni Islam
34
Which principle of government BEST demonstrates the influence of the ancient Roman republic?
the separation of church and state
the protection of equal rights
the system of checks and balances
the election of a president
35
Which of these were consequences of the fall of Rome in Western Europe
Political leaders could not read or write
Western Europe faced frequent invasions
All of the above
Cities in Western Europe were abandoned as economic centers
36
Which is the MOST accurate comparison of the early medieval period in Europe compared to the preceding period?
Early Medieval Europe was characterized by greater emphasis on the arts.
Early Medieval Europe was characterized by greater scientific achievement.
Early Medieval Europe was characterized by less stability and progress.
Early Medieval Europe was characterized by less local autonomy & diversity
37
What does the image BEST represent?
Beginnings of the effects of crop rotation
Effects of the Neolithic Revolution
The reason River Valley Civilizations settled near the rivers
Sharing of knowledge between Greek city-states
38
The Agricultural Revolution was important for humans because:
They were able to settle in one place
They could produce a constant supply of food
Both answers are correct
39
Identify one key characteristic of the Persian Empire
Advanced knowledge forging pure metal alloys such as brass
The famous army of "1000 elephants"
A large, powerful navy that controlled the seas
Tolerance of other religions and customs
40
"Controlled the state, including leaders, subjects and laws" describes the relationship between
the Church and state in Medieval Europe
the Trans-Atlantic Slave Exchange
the colonists and the Columbian Exchange
the kings of the manor and the knights
41
The dome, arch, concrete, stone paved roads, and aqueducts were examples of technology developed in
Italy
Greece
Rome
Romania

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