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World History: Foundations of World History and Ancient Civilizations
World History: Foundations of World History and Ancient Civilizations
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How did God use Cyrus to serve him?
None of these
By allowing the Hebrews to work for him in peace.
By restoring the Israelites to Israel and rebuild the temple
By punishing Judah for their sins and destroy the temple.
2
“land between the rivers” The land between the Tigris and the Euphrates.
Kidron Valley
Egpyt
Mesopotamia
Greece
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Why was the Homeric Age named after homer?
None of these
He was the most prolific historian.
He was the only historian that existed.
He was the most prolific writer of mythology and greek life
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Why did people doubt the existence of the Hittite civilization?
They found to many artifacts
The only account of the Hittites was in scripture.
There has still been no evidence of their existence.
They didn't want to accept the Biblical record
5
The Spartans enslaved the ________.
the Hebrews
the Athenians
the Helots
the Minoans
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Artifacts are _____________.
Objects made by man
Stories passed down orally from generation to generation.
Dinosaur bones
Written documents drafted by man
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What is a world view?
The way in which you evaluate artifacts
The necessary documents to create a historical account.
The time an individual invests in the historical process
The perspective an individual uses to interpret the universe
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Belief in many Gods.
Polytheism
Myths
Hieroglyphics
Monotheism
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What is important about Egyptian climate?
Egypt has the nile delta for fertile soil for plant life.
It is very dry allowing for the preservation artifacts
It is very humid for allowing midst instead of rainfall
Egypt has the nile river that flows northward.
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This is an example of ________ art.
Macedonian
Mycenaean
Athenian
Minoan
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Temple towers made of baked clay bricks and had impressive pyramid like sculptures.
Ziggurats
The Gate of Babylon
Pyramids
The Hanging Gardens
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The earliest known form of writing using a wedged shaped stylus.
Aramaic
Akkadian
Cuneiform
Hieroglyphics
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Which type of record is the most important to historians?
Tradition
Artifacts
Secondary sources
Written Records
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The belief in one God.
Polytheism
Monotheism
None of these.
Myths
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Babylonian Literature that records a universal flood.
The Tales of Sargon
The Hammurabi Code
Noah and the Great Flood
The Epic of Gigamesh
16
The Spartans were ________.
Democratic
Creative in the arts
Oligarchical
A monarcy
17
What great architectural wonder was created in the time of the Old Kingdom (2700 BC-2200 BC)?
The Ziggurats of Hammurabi
The Great Pyramid of Khufu at Giza
None of the above.
The Hieroglyphics of Khufu
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The first civilization that arose in Mesopotamia 3000 BC.
The Assyrians and Sargon II
The Persians and King Cyrus
The Egyptians and Khufu
The Sumerians and Sargon
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A very large group of people who have in common the same land areas and the same language.
Empire
Sumerians
Sargon
Nation
20
History is _______________.
The enduring traditions that hold true to all cultures
The study of the record of the past acts of God and man
The study of the theological perspectives that arise
The literature that has arisen that tell myths
21
A primary source is _______________.
Essay on military tactics
Biography of Abraham Lincoln
Articles analyzing the music of Bach
Memoirs of Napoleon
22
Divine Providence means _____________
God has created man and established complete freewill
God does as he wishes and has predestined humans
None of the above.
God has left the world to natural order
23
A secondary source is ______________.
Books about Puritans
Emancipation proclamation
Poems by American Puritans
Manuscripts of Bach’s choral piece
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God used Egypt to protect ______________.
Jesus, Mary, and Joseph left Israel to preserve Jesus’ life
Joseph who was raised to the status of second in command
All of the above.
The descendants of Abraham who escaped severe famine.