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9th Grade Global Studies Course Review NYS
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1
Which Chinese Dynasty was the first to develop trade routes that became known as the Silk Road?
Han
Tang
Qin
Song
2
Which belief system is associated with the caste system?
Hindusim
Confucianism
Islam
Buddhism
3
Which of the following sources contains bias?
primary sources
secondary sources
4
Which of the following was an architectural technique created by the Romans?
aqueduct
dome
arch
column
5
Which of the following rivers are located in India?
Ganges
Yangze
Indus
Huang He
6
Which empire was responsible for this achievement?
Maurya
Shang
Mali
Qin
7
This early example of writing was how the Chinese communicated with deceased ancestors
Heiroglyphics
Oracle Bones
Ziggurats
Cuneiform
8
The Great Rift Valley is located on which continent?
Asia
Africa
Europe
South America
9
This diagram represents
Feudalism
Social Hierarchy
Centralized Power
Mandate of Heaven
10
Which of the following had the biggest impact on the development of the Greek polis?
Democracy
Classical Architecture
Rocky Mountains
The Mediterranean Sea
11
Which of the following was an important African trading city?
Venice
Timbuktu
Nanjing
Mogadishu
12
Which geographic feature was central in helping the Romans unify their empire?
Alps
Great Rift Valley
Tiber River
Mediterranean Sea
13
The Chinese belief that China was the Middle Kingdom is an example of
extraterritoriality
ethnocentrism
filial piety
the Mandate of Heaven
14
Which concept is associated with this artwork?
Civil Service Exam
Meritocracy
Bureaucracy
Confucianism
15
Which of the following law codes influenced the other three?
Justinian's Code
Twelve Tables
Code of Napoleon
Code of Hammurabi
16
Which holy city do Muslims have to make a pilgrimage to once in their lifetime?
Jerusalem
Mecca
Medina
Bethlehem
17
Which region was the birthplace of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Hinduism?
South America
Europe
Asia
Africa
18
Which is the oldest monotheistic belief system?
Sikhism
Judaism
Islam
Christinity
19
Which civilization used this adaptation to the environment?
Bantu
Inca
Shang
Rome
20
This type of economy is primarily based on agriculture and has limited trading.
Traditional
Capitalism
Free Market
Communism
21
One way in which Suleiman the Magnificent and Louis XIV are similar is that they both
introduced a new national religion
freed peasants from feudal obligations
strengthened the authority of the nobility
centralized political power
22
The European system of manorialism is most closely associated with
reviving and preserving learning
promoting social mobility
maintaining economic self-sufficiency
serving the spiritual needs of society
23
Which factor influenced the building of semipermanent settlements during the Neolithic period?
introduction of fishing nets
production of surplus food
ability to harness fire
drawings on cave walls
24
Which belief system is associated with the Four Noble Truths and Eightfold Path?
Buddhism
Confucianism
Sikhism
Hinduism
25
Which country is located in the region known as Latin America?
Somolia
Argentina
Vietnam
Portugual
26
What unified Europeans during the Middle Ages?
Religion
The Factory System
Nationalism
Monarchs
27
The role of Muslim religious leaders in Africa was to
spread the Four Noble Truths
emphasize the importance of ancestorworship
introduce the teachings of the Qur’an (Koran)
promote the caste system
28
Which ruler was known for responsible for the spread of Buddhism in Asia?
Akbar
Shi Hungdi
Suleiman
Askoa
29
The kingdoms of Ghana and Mali became prosperous and powerful because of
the military protection provided to them by the Egyptians
their participation in the gold and salt trade
their dependence on legalism to enforce social contro
the tax revenue they collected from Christian missionaries
30
What was a result of the Crusades?
Fall of the Abbasid empire
Increased trade
Middle East returned to Christians
Growth of towns & cities
31
Which of the following items is considered a primary source?
global studies text book
pottery found at an archaeological dig site
A Civil War documentary
personal correspondence
32
Which of the following is not a discipline of social studies?
psychology
anthropology
ecology
history
33
The area between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers is also known as
Mesopotamia
The Indus River Valley
The Great Northern Plain
The Fertile Crescent
34
The Ottoman Turks viewed Constantinople as being strategically important because it
would provide them with access to thePersian Gulf
was the birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad
was a crossroads between Europe and Asia
would allow them to control the Vatican
35
Where did Arabic numerals originate?
Abbasid
Gupta
Persia
Maurya
36
Which social scientists focus their studies on scarcity, resources, and profit motives?
economists
sociologists
historians
archaelogists
37
Humans lived as hunters and gatherers during which time period?
Neolithic Age
Flintstone Age
Feudalistic Age
Paleolithic Age
38
What does this graphic represent?
democracy
divine right
centralized power
social hierarchy
39
The Abbasid and Ummayad empires are most closely associated with
inventing the compass and gunpowder
creating an Islamic Golden Age
controlling trade in the Strait of Malacca
causing the fall of the western Roman Empire
40
Which area served as a cultural bridge between early China and Japan?
Russia
Korea
Pesia
India