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Unit 2 Early Neolithic Revolution/Early Civilizations
Unit 2 Early Neolithic Revolution/Early Civilizations
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1
Which of the following led to the beginning of the Neolithic Revolution?
Changing Sea Levels
Change in Climate
Natural Disasters
Spread of Disease
2
Which of the following farming techniques were not used in river valleys?
Wheels
Terracing
Irrigation
Plows
3
What effect did the Neolithic Revolution have on religion?
It Became More Organized
It Became More Important
It Became Less Important
It Became More Problematic
4
What is a feature of MOST foundational civilizations?
Monotheistic Religion
Inequality Between Men and Women
Democratic Values
Ethnic and Cultural Diversity
5
How was Judaism different from other religions at the time?
Judaism was for Everyone
Judaism Allowed Marriage with Non Believers
They Thought Men and Women were Equal
Judaism was Monotheistic
6
What is one thing that all foundational civilizations have in common?
They depended on trade to survive
They were close to the equator
They were easily conquered
They were near fresh water sources
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Which Civilization is D?
Mesopotamia
Yellow River Valley (Huang He)
Egypt
Indus River Valley
8
One result of having extra food is:
Complex government in Mesopotamia
Technological advances in Mesopotamia
Using animals for agriculture
Development of cities
9
What is the Main Goal of Confucianism?
Gain salvation through belief in one God
Separate people into social classes
Restore social order through proper behavior
Achieve nirvana
10
Why were governments developed after the Neolithic Revolution?
To organize large community projects
To conquer better farmlands
To establish social classes
To protect local religion from outside influences
11
Which civilization is B?
Egypt
Yellow River Valley (Huang He)
Indus River Valley
Mesopotamia
12
Which civilization developed the first to use writing, which was called cuneiform?
Zhou Dynasty (China)
Sumeria
Egypt
Indus River
13
Which river valley civilization used city planning and sewer systems?
Egypt
China
Indus Valley
Mesopotamia
14
Why was the Nile considered a great river?
It provided irrigation for farming in a desert
It provided protection
The gods gave it to the egyptians as a sign of their success
It provided fish and wildlife for trading
15
What was a Direct Result of Farming?
Women's Rights
Stone Tools
More Nomads
Settled Communities
16
Why did cities in the Indus River Valley often have to move?
Invaders
The River Changed Course
Defense
Earthquakes
17
What was developed in Mesopotamia, made laws objective and influenced later civilizations?
Code of Uruk
Aramaic Code
Code of Hammurabi
Dead Sea Scrolls
18
How did the environment of the foundational civilizations allow settlement in a region?
Rivers allowed for irrigations to grow food
Narrow rivers allowing only small boats for trade
Palm trees near rivers for buildings to live in
Natural protection from invaders for merchants
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Which civilization is the first to use geometry and the first to create a calendar?
China
Egypt
Indus River Valley
Mesopotamia
20
Which civilization is A?
Indus River Valley
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Yellow River Valley (Huang He)
21
What is the Neolithic Revolution?
Shift from Hunting to Farming
Shift from Animism to Monotheism
Shift from Writing to Drawing
Shift from Monarchy to Democracy
22
Which Civilization is C?
Egypt
Indus River Valley
Yellow River Valley (Huang He)
Mesopotamia
23
The Neolithic Revolution led to many changes among people. Which is one of them?
Elections for Politicians
Specialization of Labor (Artisans)
Monotheistic
Social Equality
24
Which of the river valley civilizations is a theocracy?
Egypt
Yellow River Valley
Indus River Valley
Mesopotamia
25
Confucianism focuses on knowing your place correctly. Which is an example of that?
Children must study hard and make good grades.
Lower classes should question authority.
Rulers should be fair to the people they govern.
Women and men are equal.
26
Massive land projects and fights over ownership of land most likely led to?
Destruction of city-states
An increase of free trade
Creation of Laws
Monotheism
