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World History I SOL Review Part I
World History I SOL Review Part I
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1
The Vedas and Upanishads are sacred writings of -
Judaism
Hinduism
Zoroastrianism
Buddhism
2
Which type of government was used in the Persian Empire?
Religious oligarchy
Republic
Imperial Bureaucracy
Democracy
3
The Gupta empire made a major contribution to world civilizations by developing
The concept of zero
The production of porcelain
Long-lasting roads
Wind-powered boats
4
The image below is associated with who?
Siddhartha Gautama
Muhammad
Zoroaster
Abraham
5
Constantine brought a significant change to the Roman Empire by
abolishing slavery
writing a constitution
moving the capital
banning monotheism
6
Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaisyas, Sudras, Untouchables best represents
Class system of China
Political system of Greece
Feudal system of Japan
Caste system of India
7
Which god kept the same name when adopted from Greek mythology by the Romans?
Venus
Apollo
Zeus
Ares
8
The scientific name for the only surviving human species is:
Homo habilis
Homo sapiens
Homo erectus
Homo neandertalensis
9
Which accomplishment is associated with Alexander the Great?
The destruction of the Athenian navy in battle
The defeat of the Chinese army in Asia
The spread of Greek culture throughout the empire
The introduction of Christianity to the Near East
10
Pythagoras made important contributions in the area of -
Poetry
Mathematics
Sculpture
Philosophy
11
Early humans obtained food through a life-style known as:
Picker-Finder
Hunter-Gatherer.
Seeker-Acquirer
Catcher-Killer
12
Buddhists achieve enlightenment by following the-
Decrees of the Upanishads
Five Pillars
Eightfold Path
Laws of the Old Testament
13
Which event included warfare between alliances led by Athens and Sparta?
The Punic Wars
The Gallic Wars
The Trojan Wars
The Peloponnesian War
14
What type of Greek columns are these?
Ionic
Doric
Corinthian
15
What was the religion of Persia?
Christianity
Zoroastrianism
Judaism
Hinduism
16
What was the major change caused by the agricultural revolution?
Elimination of trade
Development of permanent settlements
Increase of spoken languages
End of hunting
17
Which ancient writing system is illustrated in this picture?
Egyptian hieroglyphics
Chinese characters
Phoenician alphabet
Sumerian cuneiform
18
Which type of writing did Sumerians use ?
Chinese
Cuneiform
Egyptian
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19
Which text is a central document of Judaism?
Upanishads
Koran (Qur'an)
Torah
Analects
20
What is known as the moral code and standard of religious conduct for the Hebrews?
Vedas
Twelve Tables
Upanishads
10 Commandments
21
Ancient Athens was responsible for developing which concept in government?
Elected legislatures
Written laws
Direct democracy
Civil service
22
The ruling authority of China's ancient dynasties was based on the-
Code of Hammurabi
Twelve Tables
Mandate of Heaven
Twelve Tables
23
The ancient Hebrews were among the first to develop a religious tradition that included
sacrifices
ancestor worship
monotheism
holy pilgrimages
24
Which of the following figures is most associated with democracy?
Pericles
Homer
Hippocrates
Pythagoras
25
What is the name of this archaeological site?
Aleppo
Stonehenge
Jericho
Catalhuyak
26
Which characteristic is associated with both Roman and Greek cultures?
The rule of emperors
An army of legionnaires
Polytheistic religion
Bicameral legislature
27
What do archaeologists study?
Bugs
Plants
Diseases
Artifacts and Fossils
28
Live in harmony with nature, have a simple life, exercise humility in all things
China-Taoism
Mesopotamia-city states
Egypt-theocracy
Greece-Oracles
29
Look at the map, which color goes with the oldest civilization?
Green
Pink
Blue
Yellow
30
When studying prehistoric people, cave drawings allow archaeologists to
studying farming techniques
understand spoken languages
speculate about daily lives
interpret written records