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1
Who is credited with starting Democracy in Athens?
Hercules
Alcibiades
Daneus
Pericles
2
The Agricultural Revolution was important for humans because:
They were able to settle in one place
They could produce a constant supply of food
Both answers are correct
3
This religion began in India.
Zoroastrianism
Confucianism
Hinduism
Judaism
4
Buddhism was developed in India but spread to
Europe
China
Egypt
Middle East
5
This group of people received the Ten Commandments to use as their guiding principles.
The Hindus
Buddhists
Zoroastrianists
The Isrealites
6
Who believed: humans are born bad and need strict laws to guide their behavior?
Confucius
Buddha
Zeus
Legalists
7
Who were considered citizens in Athen or Sparta?
Women, children, and slaves
Only men born in that city-state
Everyone
All women and men
8
What was one failure of Athenian democracy?
Native-born men could not vote
Citizens had no voice in law
Women could not vote
Citizens had no voice in government
9
Which term would NOT be unique to Hinduism?
Karma
The Torah
Caste System
Reincarnation
10
Human began domesticating animal during
Modern Era
Neolithic Age
Paleolithic Age
Classical Era
11
According to Buddhism, "All life is..."
Suffering
Enjoyable
Destruction
Happiness
12
The Neolithic Revolution began in this location.
South America
Middle East
Africa
China
13
Athens had what type of government?
Empire
Dynasty
Oligarchy
Democracy
14
Who were some of the first people in Greece?
Chinese
Aztecs
Mycenaeans
Mesopotamians
15
Belief in many gods is called
commercialism
monotheism
polytheism
capitalism
16
During the Neolithic Revolution plants and animals were...
chased
worshipped
domesticated
17
Which statement was true of the caste system in traditional India?
Members of different castes often intermarried.
The highest caste was composed of untouchables.
Caste membership determined a person’s occupation.
The caste system had little effect on daily village life.
18
The Tigris and Euphrates Rivers are located where?
South America
North America
China
Middle East
19
Belief in one unifying spirit, brahman and reincarnation
Hinduism
Catholicism
Buddhism
Paganism
20
What was NOT an environmental impact of the Neolithic Revolution?
domestication of animals
sedentary lifestyle
agricultural surplus
domestication of plants
21
Belief in only one God
Capitalism
Mercantilism
Polytheism
Monotheism
22
People who did not farm/herd often did this instead...
were religious leaders
specialized jobs/trade
record keeping
searched for food
23
The most important thing that happened during the Neolithic Age was
Converting caves into shelter
The invention of stone tools
The agricultural revolution
The invention of fire
24
During the Paleolithic era, people
used stone tools
lived in tents made of animal skins
lived in caves
All are correct
25
The deeds of a person's life that can affect the caste they are born into in the next life
Vedas
dharma
karma
brahman
26
In which type of government do the citizens have the power?
Monarchy
Anarchy
Democracy
Oligarchy
27
The Nile River flows through this continent:
Africa
South America
Europe
Asia
28
How did humans obtain food during the Paleolithic Age?
Domesticated plants and animals
Specialization
Food Producer
Hunter/Gatherer
29
The Ten Commandments, and the Eightfold Path are similar in that they
indicate exactly how to achieve salvation
serve as guidelines to follow in personal conduct
were set forth by the founder of the particular religion
offer a happy and easy life for those who follow them
30
What most influenced the rise of complex societies in the Neolithic Revolution?
religion
central government
agricultural surplus
nomadic lifestyle
31
What came first?
Rome
Neolithic Age
Paleolithic Age
Han China
32
Filial piety and the five relationships are most often associated with
Hinduism
animism
Confucianism
Daoism
33
Judaism developed the Ten Commandments that were
rules for governing fairly
rules for common people
laws about proper behavior toward other people
laws about establishing wages
34
The word "Nomad" means:
a person who use primitive tools
A person who lives in a small place
a person with no permanent home
a person who hunts animal
35
Romans built these to carry clean water to the cities.
Pantheon
Aqueducts
Roads
Coliseum
36
Choose two: What were two cultural impacts of the Neolithic Revolution?
organized religion
increase in population
social classes
trade
37
According to Buddhist principles, believers can end personal suffering by
doing good deeds
eliminating selfish desires
making pilgrimages to Mecca
relying on divine help
38
Which religion did Siddhartha Gautama found?
Hindusim
Judaism
Buddhism
Christianity
39
What geographic feature divided the city states and made farming difficult?
Deserts
Rivers
Seas
Mountains
40
How would Greek traders most likely move around?
Riding horses
Sailing
Walking
Riding elephants
41
What is a democracy?
Government run by a small group
Government run by a king
Government run by a pharaoh
Government run by the citizens
42
Romans were the first to use this building material...
Wood
Stone
Concrete
Brick
43
The philosophy of Confucius (K'ung-fu-tzu) stresses the importance of
respect for authority
a classless society
religious beliefs
owning land
44
What are the sacred texts of Hinduism?
The Bible
The Ten Commandments
The Torah
The Vedas
45
What city-state created democracy?
Athens
Sparta
46
Ideas that are unique to Buddhism would include the following, EXCEPT:
The Ten Commandments
Nirvana
Four Noble Truths
Eightfold Path
47
How does geography affect the growth of Ancient Greece?
Mountains are used for protection
City-states developed differently
Geography does nothing
48
Belief that only through karma and dharma can one change their caste
Confucianism
Hinduism
Buddhism
Animism
49
The main difference in the way of life from Paleolithic man and Neolithic Man is...
Nomads to sedentary
sedentary to nomads
food producers to hunter/gatherers
hunter/gatherers to nomads
50
This religion believes in reincarnation.
Zoroastrianism
Hinduism
Christianity
Judaism
51
300 members elected for life and created the law during the early Republic.
Praetors
Senators
Consuls
Emperors
52
What is the best way to describe the country of Greece?
Continent
Peninsula
Island
Ocean
53
How was the Greek government divided?
One big empire
Small kingdoms
Independent city-states
Feudal land run by an emperor
54
Which of the following believe there were five essential relationships?
Daoism
Confucianism
Legalism
Hinduism
55
Gladiators fought battles in what building?
Aqueducts
Pantheon
Senate
Colosseum
56
First monotheistic religion
Animism
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
57
One of the political impacts of the Neolithic Revolution was...
all the answers are correct
law codes
centralized government
public works
58
Which concept of another religion would Buddhism reject?
The Ten Commandments
The Caste System
The Golden Rule
Giving Alms
59
Who was allowed to be a citizen in Athens?
Women
Slaves
Foreign men
Native-born men
60
The social status one is born into, only affected by karma and dharma of past life
Brahman
Nirvana
Caste
Vedas
61
Which of the following is NOT a feature of civilization?
organized religion
writing
central government
nomads
62
Which philosophy would support burning books and suppressing new ideas?
Confucianism
Hinduism
Legalism
Daoism
63
Belief in yin and yang, dark and light, balance of the universe
Confucianism
Daoism
Judaism
Buddhism
64
Howdid Rome treat different sections of its conquered territory?
Enslaved people
All of the Above
Became a province
Made them citizens
65
Boys started school at age 7 to learn how to read and write.
Athens
Sparta
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Missionaries are
people that are dedicated to spreading their religion
people who are spies for the government
people who are skilled artisans
people who are religious leaders
