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Ancient Civilizations 9.18.18
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1
An accomplishment of India's Mohenjodaro was
sun dial
Great Bath
sewer system
Great Pyramids
2
True or false. Women were not allowed to be priestesses in Egypt.
true
false
3
Mesopotamia's greatest achievement was
all of the above
Hammurabi's Code of Laws
wheel
cuneiform
4
Rich and poor people in Mohenjodaro in India had what in their homes?
canoes
flushing toilets
bath tubs
bathrooms
5
True or false. Artisans during the Shang Dynasty were known for working with bronze and jade.
true
false
6
True or false. Egypt's achievements included pyramids, embalming, and the census
false
true
7
The ancient civilization in China near the Huang He River was
Neolithic
Shang Dynasty
Mohenjodaro
Mesopotamia
8
All of the ancient city civilizations were similar because
they depended on each other for trade
they depended on fertile land
they were industrialized societies
they all built great pyramids
9
How did the Sumerians protect themselves?
they made weapons out of bronze
they created strong armies
they used chariots
they built walls and moats
10
Egypt's Pharaoh Hatshepsut was NOT known for which accomplishment?
The White Chapel
being female
her temple
a trade expedition to Punt
11
What makes a civilization?
they had a king
they had a pharaoh
government, religion, writing, food, art, and technology
they built walls around their cities
12
What was a valuable good for trade that only the Chinese knew how to make?
silk
cotton
glassware
ivory
13
What was the greatest benefit when people began farming?
they had better tasting food
they had enough water for crops
they had time to relax
they had a stable food supply
14
True or false. In ancient Egypt, people could marry outside of their social class.
true
false
15
Egypt's social structure went like this: pharaoh, government officials, priests, then
scribes
teachers
peasants
artisans
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Ideas were also traded. Some were
China learned how to make glass
Buddhism spread
the West learned how to make silk
All of the Above
17
Egypt's Pharaoh Ramses was NOT known for
being a military leader and master builder
a monument at Dayr al-Bahri
having over 100 wives and children
being one of the most important rulers in ancient Egypt
18
True or false. The population increased as a result of the development of agriculture.
false
true
19
The sewer system was an accomplishment of which ancient civilization?
Egypt
Mesopotamia
China
India
20
During the Han Dynasty, the Chinese traded with other ancient cultures. What was this route?
Silk Road
Mason Montgomery Road
I-71
The Great Trade Route
21
Pharaoh Senusret I is knownfor his
being a captain in the Egyptian army
Trade
White Chapel
The Great Pyramids
22
After scribes came the
government officials
peasants
priests
artisans
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Why would two civilizations trade with each other?
they used the same money
they were enemies
they were close in location and during the same time period
they didn't know how to farm
24
Which came first?
33 C.E.
2 million B.C.E.
70 C.E.
3000 B.C.E.
25
Pharaoh Kufu's major accomplishment was the
Great Pyramids
a captain in the Egyptian army
Trade
White Chapel
26
The ancient river valleys of the Nile (Egypt) and the Huang He (China) both
had rich deposits of ore and coal
had natural barriers that provided defense from enemies
lacked a means of transportation and irrigation
were isolated from other cultural influences
27
Which was NOT an accomplishment of the India's Mohenjondaro?
logographs
sewer system
weights and scales
the Great Bath
28
True or false. In Egypt being a scribe was the only way to move up in social structure.
true
false