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Roberts World History Semester 1 Review
Roberts World History Semester 1 Review
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The building of these was to promote the Pharoah's immortality.
Ziggurats
Mosque
Temples
Pyramids
2
This was an important law code that was developed in Ancient Mesopotamia.
Justinian Law Code
Hammurabi's Law code
The Twelve Tables
Annalects of Confucious
3
What is the Islamic Holy book?
The Torah
The Koran
The Old Testament
The Bible
4
What was a nickname given to Mesopotamian civilization?
The cradle of civilization
The birth of civilization
The Gift of the Nile
The River of sorrows
5
According to the Analects of Confucius what is the key to successful organization of society?
Ancestry is not important
Democracy
Human are evil and must be punished harshly
good familial relationships
6
What was the capital of the Byzantine empire?
Constantinople
Rome
Athen
Cairo
7
Why did early civilization settle next to rivers?
Protection from invaders
They depended on the water supply and fertile land.
Beautiful scenery
It just happened that way
8
Feudalism is to Middle ages Europe as the Caste system is to...
Egypt
India
China
Rome
9
What was the point of Confucius teaching the five relationships?
To create an elite fighting force
To worship nature
To serve the needs of the religious leaders
To maintain social and political order
10
The religion of early civilizations would be classified as
Christian
Monotheistic
Polytheistic
Buddhist
11
The first civilizations are known as
Mountain Top Civilizations
River Delta Civilizations
River Mouth Civilizations
River Valley Civilizations
12
Allah is associated with which religion?
Confucianism
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
13
Which civilization introduced the concept of citizens are innocent until proven guilty?
The Islamic empire
The Egyptians
The Romans
Classical India
14
Early civilizations settled near these physical features.
Oceans
Forest
Rivers
Mountains
15
Brahma, Dharma, and Moksha are terms associated with which religion?
Judaism
Buddhism
Hinduism
Confuscism
16
These principles were to guide Islamic followers on how to be a good Muslim
The Five Pilars
Law Code of Manu
Justinian Law Code
The Ten Commandments
17
What is the area of land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers known as?
the gift of the Nile
The fertile crescent
Fertile land
the fertile moon
18
What people influenced the gods that the Romans worshiped?
The Egyptians
The Phoenicians
The Greeks
The Hittites
19
One impact of the crusades was that Europeans wanted luxury goods from this region.
The new world
China
Russia
England
20
The Justinian Law code governed which empire?
The Islamic Empire
The Roman Empire
The Persian Empire
The Byzantine Empire
21
These people moved from place to place prior to the Neolithic Revolution.
Nomadic Hunters and Gathers
Mesopotamians
Tribal people
Hitchhikers
22
The Twelve Tables was the Law code of which ancient civilization?
Geece
India
Rome
China
23
The laws of Manu was an important law code for which civilization?
India
Rome
China
Byzantine
24
What is the importance of the development of agriculture to the development of civilization?
The world became less urbanized
Less trade
People moved from cities to farms
A more reliable food source
25
Who taught about the importance of the 5 relationships
Confucius
Mohammad
Jesus
Buddha
26
An altar, pew, and a cross would be found at which type of religious building
Pantheon
Cathedral
Synagogue
Mosque
27
Where did Buddhism originate?
China
Japan
India
Egypt
28
Sanskrit is the writing style created in what ancient civilization?
India
Mesopotamia
Rome
China
29
Cuneiform is associated as which civilizations writing system?
Egypt
India
China
Mesopotamia
30
A place of worship for Muslims is a?
synagogue
Church
Mosque
Ziggurat
31
This provided guidelines for Hindus to live by.
The Four Noble Truths
The Five Pillars
The Vedas
The Torah
32
This singular man founded the buddhist religion.
Sargon
Mohammad
Siddhartha Gautama
Octavian
33
This religion was legalized by Constantine in 312 C.E.
Christianity
Buddhism
Judaism
Islam
34
Who is the ugliest man in the school?
White
Spencer
Johns
Roberts
35
In what modern country was Ancient Mesopotamia located in?
Iran
Iraq
Turkey
Pakistan
36
The purpose of these wars was to reclaim the Holy Land from the Muslims (European Viewpoint)
The Crusades
Persian Wars
Reconquista
Punic Wars
37
What is the ultimate stage of enlightenment for a Buddhist?
Dharma
Nirvana
Awakening
Karma
38
What happened when Chinese dynasties lost the Mandate of Heaven by not behaving appropriately?
The economy would crash
The Mongols would invade
A new dynasty came to power
Taxes were raised to buy back the mandate
39
What book contains the teachings of Confucius?
The Analects
The Koran
The Holy Grail
The Vedas
40
According to Buddhism, suffering is caused by what human trait?
Hostility
Pain
Lack of discipline
Desire
41
What religion had the greatest impact on ancient Chinese civilizations?
Confucianism
Hinduism
Legalism
Buddhism
42
What was the Egyptian form of writing?
Demonic
Sanskrit
Cuneiform
Hieroglyphics
43
Cultural diffusion is seen between the Muslim and Christian worlds after the Crusades through
Columbus sailing west to look for new routes to the east
All Europeans converting to Islam
A separation of east and west
Europeans using Muslim architectural elements
44
Chinese rulers would use this concept to justify their rule.
Heaven's crown
Rule of Heaven
Prophetism
Mandate of Heaven
45
Why was the Byzantine empire called New Rome?
All of the above
It was built on the ruins of old Rome
It adopted aspects of Roman Civilization
Because it was ruled by an emperor
46
This form of government is led by a king.
Democracy
Monarchy
Republic
Socialism