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World History Test Standards 1 and 2 Fall 23
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1
Using the prompt and your knowledge of history, which of these led to expanded trade between East Africa and East Asia?
invention of "arabic" numerals
creation of junk ships
invention of the compass
greater knowledge of monsoon winds
2
Which number is CLOSEST to what was the Olmec civilization?
1
2
4
3
3
With regards to ancient history, the areas on this map marked with an "X" all have what in common?
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None were able to trade over great distances.
None lasted out of the ancient era of history.
All were protected from invasion by geographic features.
All had civilizations that were centered along major rivers.
4
This diagram shows the holy books of what religion?
Judaism
Buddhism
Islam
Hinduism
5
These terracotta soldiers builtby Chinese slaves toguard Emperor Qin Shi Huang's tomb, What was responsibility ofslaves
educating young children in the community
constructing buildings for the community
selling other slaves to wealthy land owners
protecting the emperor from invaders
6
"... I let go of the law, and people become honest. Lao Tzu,
Tao Te Ching
Which belief system does this quote support?
Hinduism
Taoism
Legalism
Confucianism
7
How did the Silk Road contribute to the development of classical civilizations such as China, Persia, India, and Arabia?
provided employment opportunitiesacross civilizations as it was being built
promoted travel for the masses among these civilizations.
promoted a cultural exchange btwn China & West & spread Chinese inventions.
helped strengthen military protection for civilizations bybuilding walls.
8
Based on this map, which of these BEST explains why Bantu migrations didn't take place to the north of Bantu origins?
the Crusades made North Africa difficult to settle
Islamic people attacked new migrants
Bantu-speaking people did not tolerate the equatorial climate
the Sahara Desert blocked their movement
9
How is the Code of Hammurabi influenced the lives of ancient Babylonians?
Babylonians wouldn't have followed the 282 laws that Hammurabi created.
Cuneiform didn't influence lives of Babylonians, they did not use writing.
the Babylonians couldn't have remembered the epic story of Hammurabi
Babylonians wouldn't remember the sacred poems to worship Hammurabi
10
The purpose of the The Great Wall of China, as originally constructed by the Qin Dynasty, was to
show the greatness of the emperor.
prevent immigration.
prevent foreign invasion.
divide the empire into rival states.
11
How does Egyptian agriculture differ from Babylonian?
The Egyptians have to rely on irrigation by hand or by engines.
The Egyptians have less agriculture because they receive little rain.
The Egyptians grow only sprouts instead of corn.
The Egyptians rely on flooding from the river for irrigation.
12
"Yahweh created a covenant with Abraham." This statement is important when describing the foundation of what religion?
Islam
Zoroastrianism
Judaism
Christianity
13
"Here no living beings are to be slaughtered or offered in sacrifice." Which statements BEST explains the quote?
Ashoka rejected Hindu teachings in favor of Brahmanism.
Nonviolence was a major part of the the Edicts of Ashoka.
Ashoka’s policies left the Maurya open to invasion by Alexander the Great.
lack ofconflict inMaurya Empire allowed itto survive forover fivecenturies.
14
the image of Mohenjo-Daro what is assumed about complex society along Indus River Valley after the Neolithic Revolution?
pastoralism increased due to the accessibility to clean drinking water
monotheism was adopted as a religious worship in the Indian subcontinent
Mohenjo-Daro borrowed extensively from previous Indus Valley people groups
agriculturalcommunities workingtogether created organized &developed cities
15
The Olmec civilization
were the most advanced pre-Columbian civilization.
had poor architectural skills.
left behind mysterious stone sculptures.
was not able to trade because of its geographic isolation.
16
The Bantu people spread which of these throughout central Africa from the 1000s BCE to the 500s CE?
Christianity and fishing
Islam and the gold trade
small pox and steel-making
iron-working and settled agriculture
17
“A youth is to be regarded w/respect, unless he reach age 40 or 50 and done nothing. By reading quote Confucius believed
youth have all the answers.
age will determine respect.
age does not matter.
youth should not be trusted.
18
Which of these was an important achievement in astronomy that occurred during the Gupta Empire in ancient India?
Scholars discovered that the Earth was the center of the universe.
Scholars discovered that earth rotates on its axis every day.
Scholars developed a method to accurately predict lunar and solar eclipses.
Scholars developed a working system of latitude and longitude.