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1
Mesopotamia means " the land "
between two channels
that is sacred
between two islands
between two rivers
2
T/F People who follow
Hinduism
are
monotheistic
.
False
True
3
a document or written work created after an event is called
Primary source
Secondary Source
evidence
source
4
Object made by people are called
trees
skeletons
Hinduism
Artifacts
5
T/F Most early civilizations developed along rivers.
True
False
6
The Paleolithic Age is also called the
Flintstone Age
Old Stone Age
New Age
New Stone Age
7
firsthand evidence of an event in history is called ______.
Secondary Source
expert source
water source
Primary Source
8
A personal attitude about people or life is called
evidence
secondary source
bias
point of view
9
The belief in one all- powerful, just and personal God is called ______.
Hinduism
Buddhism
polytheism
monotheism
10
This philosopher wrote the Republic.
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
Confucius
11
___ formed a natural barrier which limited Ancient China's contact with the rest of the world.
plains
peninsula's
channels
mountains and deserts
12
T/F
Christianity
and
Islam
are both
monotheistic
religions.
True
False
13
T/F The discovery of fire made life easier for the people of the Old Stone Age.
False
True
14
To adapt an animal to live with humans is called____.
communication
relaxation
domesitcatation
mummification
15
A form of government in which citizens elect their leaders is known as____.
tyrant
democracy
society
oligarchy
16
A time of of peace in Rome is known as ___.
Veto
Pax Romana
Golden Age
Pac Man
17
Who wrote the legal code that covered most areas of daily life?
King Phillip of Macedon
King Hammurabi
King Minos
King Nebuchadnezzar
18
Roman ______ made use of concrete, domes and arches.
Patricians
armies
architects
philosophers
19
Seasonal winds called _____, have a large influence of India's climate.
Tornados
Hurricanes
Earthquakes
Monsoons
20
T/F A land bridge during the Ice Age made it possible to travel from Asia into N. America.
False
True
21
________ created a new way of questioning called the Socratic method.
Sophists
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
22
A city that governs itself and it surrounding territory is called ____.
city
city-state
state
empire
23
T/F Sparta discouraged trade leaving them a poor farming society.
False
True
24
_________ are human-made channel that carries water long distances.
Aquaticas
aqueducts
cataracts
deltas
25
Bronze is _______ than copper.
lighter
smaller
stronger
heavier
26
The Sumerians developed _________.
farming
writing
trading
singing
27
Babylon's King Nebuchadnezzar made it the _________ city in the world.
richest
poorest
worst
laziest
28
Most civilizations settled along _____ to have water for drinking and fertile soil for crops.
Deserts
rivers
Mountains
plains
29
Neolithic people began to take part in economic activities other than farming called ____.
Specialization
Bronze Age
30
In Ancient Rome
plebeians
were _____ citizens.
important and wealthy
ordinary and poor
31
The process of treating a body to keep it from decaying is called _____.
embalming
residing
sifting
afterlife
32
To
veto
someone's decision is to ____.
reject the decision.
agree with the decision.
33
This philosopher taught his students the "golden mean"
Plato
Confucius
Aristotle
Socrates
34
Polytheistic religions believe in __ god(s).
no
many
one
35
The practice of growing crops or raising animals is called ____.
agriculture
domestication
horticulture
zoo keeping
36
The Chinese sometimes called the Huang He ________ in honor of people killed by the floods.
"China's Rainbow"
"China's luck"
"China's Sorrow"
"China's Dragon"
37
T/F A writing system in Egypt is called cuneiform script.
False
True
38
What was the body of laws that served as the foundation for all future Roman laws called?
Twelve Tables
Law of Nations
Rule of Law
Roman Constitution
39
Monotheistic Religions believe in ____ god(s).
one
many
no
40
Buddhism was founded by ______.
Confucius
Laozi
Siddhartha Gautama
Hanfezi
41
The Neolithic Age is also called the
Age of Enlightenment
Flintstone Age
Old Stone Age
New Stone Age
42
A member of the roman ruling class is called _______.
Patricians
Plebians
Republicans
Aliens
43
Important achievements of ancient Greece include.
creation of provinces called satrapies.
a philosophy known as legalism
democratic reforms and a citizen assembly
a republic with the first legislature.
44
Paleolithic people survived by
praying
hiding
traveling
hunting and gathering
45
an unreasoned, emotional judgement about people and events is called
point of view
evidence
bias
history
46
To honor their pharaohs Egyptians built great _________.
ziggurats
statues
Houses
tombs
47
T/F People of Athens focused on education.
False
True
48
Flooded rivers of Mesopotamia carried small particles of soil called
silt
dirt
cinnamon
snow
49
Firsthand evidence of an event in history is called
Primary Source
Secondary Source
source
evidence
50
In Ancient Rome _______ were wealthy land owners.
etruscans
philosophers
patricians
plebeians
51
The people of India settled along ____ rivers.
Tigris and Euphrates
Nile
Indus, Ganges and Brahmaputra
Huange He and Chang Jiang
52
T/F A system of writing developed by the Sumerians is called cuneiform script.
True
False