Mid-Term Test Review

The people of Southeast Asia least influenced by India were the _____.

Harappan civilization thrived due to _____.

The hominid group that first planned hunts was _____.

The Mauryan Empire existed in _____.

The first self-appointed Russian czar was _____.

The study of mankind is the study of how many hominids?

One unique item traded by the Mongols on the Silk Roads was _____.

Gold and salt were major exports of _____.

The supreme general of an emperor's army was known as the _____.

In Roman Catholic services, worship was conducted in _____.

The leader who expanded the Byzantine Empire was _____.

Gunpowder was created during the Tang Dynasty.

The founder of Judaism was _____.

The ancient empire that created a bureaucracy was _____.

In the Hindu faith, good or bad deeds are considered one's _____.

Those who believe in and practice Buddhism are known as _____.

Edicts appear on various pillars in _____.

The Persian Wars most impacted _____.

The original capital of Israel was _____.

The hominid group that first practiced ceremonial burials was _____.

Filial piety was practiced in _____.

Buddhist missionaries left India to spread their faith in _____.

The title "Great Khan" was embraced by _____.

The Hippocratic Oath was created in _____.

The Tale of Genji is remembered in world history as the first _____.

The best example of religion in Mesopotamia was the ziggurat.

Today, we credit the ancient Phoenicians for their creation of the _____.

The great Narmer united kingdoms in _____.

The first 5 books of the Hebrew Bible are known as the _____.

The invention of the compass is a highlight of _____.

A unique and defining characteristic of any civilization is its establishment of _____.

The ancient empire that maintained its own languages and religions was _____.

The Pythagorean Theorem developed in _____.

Japanese samurai abided by a code of behavior called _____.

The ancient empire that practiced lion hunts was _____.

Pi was calculated in Greece.

Russia became uniquely Christian due to its conversion by _____.

Legions were the military formations in _____.

Paper was first introduced in _____.

Under the direction of Genghis Khan, Mongol warriors maintained 3 extra _____.

The ancient empire that traded with African nations was _____.

The ancient empire that invaded Nubia due to its leader Thutmose III was _____.

The Israelite leader that united the tribes of Israel was _____.

Iron, salt, and silk were important exports for _____.

It is believed that Moses received the Ten Commandments atop _____.

Dentistry and herbal medicine developed in _____.

The biggest marketplace in Constantinople was the _____.

Kublai Khan established a capital at _____.

Kuba masks are considered high art in _____.

Japanese backed an emperor during the Heian Dynasty.