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World History Sem. 1 Exam
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1
Why is Pharaoh Menes significant?
He united Upper and Lower Egypt
He was the first Pharoah of Ancient Egypt
he created the double crown of Egypt
All of the Above
2
The ideas of Confucius appeal to the Chinese people because it ensured ____________.
trade
punishment
order
wealth
3
Factors that helped Qin Shihuangdi unify China economically and geographically.
The Civil Service System and Confucianism
Uniform System of money and standardized roads
trade and war
War and peace
4
The _____________________ is the system developed in ancient India that strictly divided the classes of people.
Nirvana
polytheism
irrigation
Caste
5
India’s main religion is _____________, one of the oldest religions in the world.
Judaism
Christianity
Hinduism
Buddhism
6
Name the continent
Europe
South America
Africa
Asia
7
China's landmass consists mainly of ________ and _________.
plateaus and rivers
mountains and deserts
deserts and plataeus
deserts and rivers
8
A period of rule when a series of pharaohs all come from the same family.
Lower Egypt
Upper Egypt
pharaoh
dynasty
9
Which the of 5 themes of geography does the following picture represent?
Region
Location
Human Environment Interaction
Movement
10
Only about ____ was suitable for farming.
1%
50%
10%
25%
11
Name the ocean
Atlantic
Southern
Arctic
Indian
12
Which the of 5 themes of geography does the following picture represent?
Location
Human Environment Interaction
Movement
Place
13
Which the of 5 themes of geography answers: Where is it?
Place
Human Environment Interaction
Location
Movement
14
Name the continent
South America
Africa
Asia
Europe
15
The ____________________ in ancient Egypt were considered gods and ruled with absolute power.
artisans
nobles
pharaohs
scribes
16
Which geographic feature was shared by the early civilizations that developed in Egypt, India, and Mesopotamia?
islands
river valleys
mountain ranges
grasslands
17
Which the of 5 themes of geography does the following picture represent?
Place
Region
Location
Movement
18
Gupta's military efforts to defend the empire drained treasury and the empire began to weaken. Who began invading India?
Huns
Persians
Greeks
Europeans
19
In Ancient Egypt, schools were originally created to train __________.
priests
slaves
women
farmers
20
This writing system was used for important documents and decoration of tombs and sarcophagi in ancient Egypt.
cuneiform
papyrus
hieroglyphics
music notes
21
The core belief in __________________ is to accept the Four Noble Truths.
Buddhism
Hinduism
Christianity
Judaism
22
_____________ is the effect of a person's actions in this and in previous lives.
guru
Kharma
Dharma
Vedas
23
_____________ is a Hindu teacher.
guru
Dharma
Kharma
Vedas
24
Why did ancient Egyptians preserve the bodies of their dead?
They believed in the god Mr. Laur
They believed in an afterlife
They believed the dead would become warriors
They believed in the Christian God
25
materials found in nature that people use
natural resources
minerals
nonrenewable resources
renewable resources
26
Which the of 5 themes of geography answers: What's it like there?
Movement
Location
Human Environment Interaction
Place
27
_________ is a core belief in Hinduism. It is one's responsibility in the caste system.
enlightenment
Kharma
Guru
Dharma
28
Name the continent
Africa
North America
South America
Asia
29
Laws in Mesopotamia were ____________.
loud
equal
cruel
fair
30
Name the continent
Africa
Australia
Asia
Antarctica
31
Name the ocean
Atlantic
Pacific
Indian
Arctic
32
Crops grew well in Mesopotamia because ...
the land was mountainous area
farmland was fertile and water was nearby
the area was near the ocean water supply
the area received adequate rainfall
33
Ancient Chinese philosophy that taught the legal system was more important than moral values?
Buddhism
Confucianism
Legalism
Doaism
34
Language/writing that developed in Mesopotamia that used wedge shaped symbols pressed into clay tablets is __________.
Phoenecian
heiroglyohics
Russian
cuneiform
35
Which the of 5 themes of geography does the following picture represent?
Movement
Human Environment Interaction
Location
Region
36
What is the name of the black rock that led to the deciphering of the Egyptian language?
pyramids at Giza
sphinx
Rosetta Stone
ziggurat
37
Besides being the first female pharaoh, Queen Hatshepsut contributed to Egyptian society by
building a great pyramid
negotiating a peace treaty
expanding trade
marrying a Hittite king
38
Filial piety is a major feature of what philosophy that was influential in China?
Confucianism
Buddhism
Doaism
Legalism
39
Name the ocean
Northern
Indian
Atlantic
Arctic
40
Belief in reincarnation
neither
both
Buddhism
Hinduism
41
natural resources that can be replaced
minerals
natural resources
renewable resources
nonrenewable resources
42
Name the continent
Africa
South America
North America
Asia
43
_________________ are a collection of hundreds of sacred hymns of Hinduism.
Dharma
guru
Vedas
Kharma
44
Egyptian ruler or king
Upper Egypt
Lower Egypt
pharaoh
dynasty
45
Belief in Karma
Hinduism
both
Buddhism
neither
46
Who invaded India and brought religious ideas which led to the development of Hinduism.
Aryans
Chinese
Huns
Europeans
47
Which of the following religions was founded by Siddhartha Guatama, and is based on the idea of reaching enlightenment?
Hinduism
Christianity
Buddhism
Judaism
48
Practice meditation
Hinduism
neither
Buddhism
both
49
__________________________ are a set of laws in ancient Mesopotamia that were strict, cruel, and harsh.
Fertile Crescent
polytheistic
Code of Hammurabi
ziggurat
50
The Silk Road is a trade route that connects what?
Asia to America
China to Europe
Europe to Africa
China to Africa
51
Why was the Great Wall of China built?
as a way to trade
to protect it from invaders
to unify the empire
to keep the Chinese within the empire
52
natural substances that can be retrieved by digging in to the earth
minerals
natural resources
renewable resources
nonrenewable resources
53
Stresses the goal of following one's duty and living a moral life.
both
Hinduism
neither
Buddhism
54
Which the of 5 themes of geography answers: How do the people connect with their surroundings?
Human Environment Interaction
Location
Movement
Region
55
Stresses the goal of following one's duty and living a moral life.
Buddhism
neither
both
Hinduism
56
____________________________ are tombs built for the pharaohs of Egypt.
pyramid
cartouche
amulet
canopic jar
57
A _______ is a body preserved by special process. known as one of ancient Egypt's great achievements.
mummy
Delta
dynasty
pharaoh
58
China’s biggest/most important export was
lumber
silk
rice
gold
59
Name the continent
Africa
Asia
Australia
Antarctica
60
The final goal of life is to achieve Moksha.
both
Hinduism
Buddhism
neither
61
What did Siddhartha Guatama do under the fig tree?
eat
meditated
pray
chant hymns
62
Name the ocean
Pacific
Atlantic
Indian
Arctic
63
Egyptians invented a material similar to paper called ________, was made from a reed that grew along the Nile.
papyrus
hieroglyphics
dynasty
Delta
64
a natural resources that cannot be replaced
minerals
nonrenewable resources
natural resources
renewable resources
65
The Northern half of Egypt where the Nile River enters the Mediterranean Sea
dynasty
pharaoh
Lower Egypt
Upper Egypt
66
The Southern half of Egypt that is higher up in elevation
dynasty
pharaoh
Upper Egypt
Lower Egypt
67
The _____________________ built the first cities in Mesopotamia.
Babylonians
Sumerians
Lydians
Akkadians
68
________________ were important in Mesopotamia because they were "the only people that could communicate with the gods."
kings
priests
slaves
aristocrats
69
Which the of 5 themes of geography does the following picture represent?
Region
Human Environment Interaction
Movement
Location
70
An oval frame surrounding a king or queen's name
pyramid
cartouche
amulet
canopic jar
71
Which goal did Buddhism teach people to move toward?
reaching enlightenment
making elaborate sacrifices
completing a pilgrimage
converting everyone
72
Which the of 5 themes of geography answers: How and why are places similar?
Location
Region
Human Environment Interaction
Place
73
_______________ led the Exodus (leading the Jews out of) out of Egypt.
Tut
Menes
Moses
Hatshepsut
74
India’s 2 main rivers are the ______________ and ___________________.
Nile and Niger
Ganges and Indus
Huang and Yangtze
Euphrates and Tigris
75
Name the continent
Europe
South America
Asia
Africa
76
The four ________________ directions align perfectly with the Giza Pyramid.
intermediate
famous
positional
Cardinal
77
__________________ is a well known pharaoh because his tomb was discovered intact.
Moses
Tut
Menes
Hatshepsut
78
A small, self governing, state that includes the surrounding villages and farmland is called a ________________________.
City-state
Mesopotamia
civilization
Hammarabi
79
Name the ocean
Arctic
Southern
Indian
Atlantic