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1
In ancient Egypt a Pharaoh is considered ...
neither god nor king
a King but not a god
a god and a king
a peasant or a slave
2
Jewish religious and cultural identity has been greatly influenced by
the Torah and the Diaspora
the New Testament and the Four Noble Truths
Ramadan and the concept of reincarnation
the Koran and the code of bushido
3
The place in the world where the oldest remains of hominids were found
Africa
Asia
Europe
Australia
4
The Phoenicians traded developed by
developing Cuneiform
developing the Rosetta Stone
Being isolated
building fast ships
5
A scientist who uncovers artifacts
Anthropologist
Sociologist
Politician
Archaeologist
6
What is a major feature of a traditional economy?
establishing quotas based on five-year plans
nationalizing foreign-owned businesses
determining prices using a free market
bartering for goods and services
7
How do we know the Indus had a well planned civilization
urban planning on a grid system
Silk making
hieroglyphics
Cuneiform written language
8
Why do some historians believe the Indus disappeared
People didn't like the taxes and moved
People migrated North out of the region
traders from Babylon took over
Ecological disaster
9
A object from a distant time uncovered by an archaeologist
Anthropology
Artifact
Domestication
Carbon 14
10
One characteristic of the Neolithic Revolution is
Living in groups of 10-30
Moving from place to place to find food
The development of Farming
Only having enough to feed your small group (subsistence)
11
Everything that makes up who a person is, such as food, clothing, location, or beliefs
Culture
Neanderthal
Artifact
Region
12
Which occupation is being described in this list of activities?
psychologist
geographer
political scientist
economist
13
The amount of people living in an area is called
Culture
Ethnocentrism
Population Distribution
Judaism
14
A scientist who studies people and possibly their skeletons
Psychologist
Archaeologist
Sociologist
Anthroplogist
15
A Belief System that is Monotheistic is
Judaism
Animism
Hinduism
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This artifact had 3 different languages on it and helped archaeologist decipher hieroglyphics
Rosetta Stone
Heiroglyphics
Cuniform
Phoenician Alphabet
17
The Code of Hammurabi was a major contribution to the development of civilization because it
ended all physical punishment
treated citizens and slaves equally
recorded existing laws for all to see
rejected the principle of filial piety
18
Judaism has been influenced by
The caste system
The Koran and the code of Bushido
The New Testament and the 4 noble truths
The Torah and Diaspora
19
One problem with early in the Neolithic Revolution was
Having to move around a lot
Disease from living in close proximity to animals
There were no problems
20
During the Paleolithic time people
Had permanent settlements
Farmed a lot
Domesticated Animals
Lived in small groups
21
When you have just enough food for yourself and your family
Surplus
Suburb
Subsistence
Scarsity
22
What is the best title for this diagram?
Elements of Belief Systems
Characteristics of Classical Civilizations
Benefits of the Counter Reformation
Changes during the Neolithic Revolution
23
Which is a geography theme
Time Zone
Movement
Artifact
Equator
24
During the Paleolithic time
Stayed in one place year after year
People were mostly hunters and gathers
Used advanced tool such for farming and storing food
Domesticated Animals
25
In Ancient China what was the Mandate to Heaven was
A promise of flooding and monsoons
The you will share your power with the people
That your power is limited for a few years
The belief you have the power to rule from the gods
26
A nomad is someone who
Gathers a surplus of food to feed a large population
Moves from place to place to find food
Is settled in one place
Domesticates animals for eating
27
Two names of the most famous hominid discoveries to date
Lucy and Ricky
Arti and Bob
Leakey and Lucy
Arti and Lucy
28
The line that cut the earth in half at 0 degrees Latitude
Robinson Projection
Mercator Projection
Equator
Prime Maridian
29
Your caste is determined by
your birth
your teacher
your friend
your king
30
One Problem with the Geography of Mesopotamia was
This area of the Middle East had no rivers
This area of the Middle East had few Natural Barriers
This area of the Middle East was surrounded by Mountains
This Area of the Middle East experienced Monsoons
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When you have a surplus of food, you have
More than enough
None
Just Enough
32
This was a temple with steps (terraces) It was to built to honor the local god
Ziggurat
City-state
Mummification
Pyramid
33
Which example is a primary source of information for historians?
textbook
encyclopedia
almanac
autobiography
34
Most traditional societies are
dependent on manufacturing
closely linked to the natural environment
located near large urban areas
organized around complex economic systems
35
Culture is sometimes referred to as "a blueprint for living'' because it/is
everything that contributes to a society's development
flourishes best in traditional societies
provides plans for exploration of new territory
is determined by genetics
36
What does a topographic map show?
patterns of trade
climate regions
ethnic distributions
physical features
37
The Neolithic Revolution is seen as a turning point in human history mainly because
copper was first used to improve stone tools
farming led to settled communities
people started using animal skins for clothing
cave paintings recorded the activities of nomadic groups
38
The line that cuts the earth at 0 Degrees Longitude
Robinson Projection
Prime Meridian
Mercator Projection
Equator
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For much of Chinese history , the Chinese referred to all non-Chinese as barbarians because
having the worlds greatest explorers
Isolation and Ethnocentrism
No Natural Barriers and Invasions
trade and expansion of culture outside the dynasty
