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FINAL Review - McDonald, Klein, Moon
FINAL Review - McDonald, Klein, Moon
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#History #Exam
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1
Describe how people were found innocent or guilty before the Roman legal system.
Oldears
Ordeals
Orbeals
They did't
2
Which item came only from China?
The wheel
Pepper
Silk
Gold
3
Who could take the civil service exams in China?
Anyone can take the exam
Only Males
No one
Only Penguins
4
How did the Silk Roads connect Rome, the Kushan, and China?
Through waterslide
With waffles
Through trade
Through cultural diffusion
5
Why was bread and circuses a problem
The penguins ate all of the bread
The bread didn’t taste good
The Emperor had to pay for it and it was expensive.
There was a surplus of bread
6
why did some people not like gladiator fights?
Not everyone liked all of the blood and guts
The arena was too small
The penguins just sat and didn't fight
There wasn't enough blood
7
Who was at the bottom of the roman social hierarchy
senators
penguins
women
slaves
8
How was the power of the Roman emperor different from the power of the consuls of the Republic
The consuls had more power in the republic
The emperor didn't have to consult consuls had to consult
emperors had to consult with the penguins to make decisions
The emperor had to ask the consuls to make decisions
9
Which chinese leader started confucianism?
Qin
Hun
Han
Harry
10
What was the last empire
kushan
roman
qin
gupta
11
How did emperors justify their rule?
They based on how rich they were
who their ancestors were what accomplishments they have done
They asked the penguins
They based on how old you are
12
Who had no power
Penguins
Women
Emperors
All citizens
13
Who was Buddha
The buddhist leader
The king of the world
The budhist leader
A skinny man
14
What is the Caste System
A system for the rich
a social hierarchy that divides labor and power by birth
A system for penguins
A system to help poor people
15
How did the Kushan Empire support Buddhism?
The whole empire turned buddhist
Killed buddhist people
Buddha was one of the religious figures
They ate buddhist food
16
What is the difference between an empire and a dynasty?
emp is the area that is ruled, a dynasty is a line of rulers
The penguins were taller in an empire
One was poor and one was rich
One is spelled different than the other
17
How was the Kushan Empire governed?
By penguins
By women
By a series of Kings/Emperors.
By slaves
18
How did empires begin?
They asked the Penguins to make the empire
They just decided to make a city
People signed a paper
People settling an area and conquering more land.
19
How was the civil service in China different from other social hierarchies we have studied?
The civil service is only for the poor
The civil service was based on the basis of your ability
The civil service is about Penguins
The civil service is only for women
20
What is the “core” of an empire?
Where all the penguins hungout
The outside wall
The least important part
The center of the empire or the area of more importance.
21
What was NOT exchanged along Silk Roads?
silk
services
Goods
Phone
22
Who was at the top of the roman social hierarchy
Penguins
Plebs
Empeors
Slaves
23
What is the Golden age
A time of peace and prosperity
A time when penguins rule the world
When wars are happening
When there is no trade
24
architectural feature allowed the Colosseum to support itself without weight to the structure
The Arch
The Archer
Penguins
The Curve
25
Who had power?
Male Citizens, Emperors
Women
Slaves
Penguins
26
What was exchanged along Silk Roads?
Goods, services, and ideas.
Emperors
Penguins
Empires
27
How can historians corroborate the information if there is only one source?
They create their own source
Historians can study the artifacts and compare them.
use a time machine the penguins made and go to the event
They stop looking at the event
28
What is one of the 3 Teachings?
christianity
hinduism
Roman teachings
Buddhism
29
Who was the gupta who finally took power over most of India?
Chandragupta I
Chandrogupta I
Chandregupta I
Alexgupta
30
How did world religions (in general) help empires?
It gave them hope
It gave empires a general belief system and culture.
It did not help at all
It gave them a source of food