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1
The Code of Hammurabi was a
able to unlock pyramids
a cipher for the Rosetta Stone
harsh set of written laws
set of manners
2
The citizens of some greek city states practice what..?
Democracy
Direct Democracy
Government
Citizenship
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WHAT CITY WAS THE CENTER OF GREEK CULTURE DURING ITS GOLDEN AGE?
SPARTA
ATHENS
4
Is Hinduism polytheistic or monotheistic?
Polytheistic
Neither
Both
Monotheistic
5
All of the following were causes of the Roman Empire collapsing EXCEPT:
The Roman armies were poorly trained and equipped
A plague killed 1/10 of the population
Armies were loyal to military leaders instead of the emperor
The size of the Roman empire made it difficult to control
6
Believers of Hinduism are expected to
follow the Eightfold Path to achieve enlightenment
fulfill their dharma for a favorable reincarnation
obey the Ten Commandments
complete a pilgrimage to Mecca
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When did Hellenism emerge?
after the fall of the Roman Empire
after the death of Cyrus
after the death of Pericles
after the conquests of Alexander
8
Who is credited with creating the Cyrillic Alphabet?
Boris and Gleb
Ivan and Nikon
Olga and Oleg
Cyrill and Methodius
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What do Topography maps show?
None of the above.
Natural features such as rivers and buildings.
All of the above.
The surface features of the topography of earth.
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which of these were greek philosophers?
Plato
Aristotle
Socrates
Bill nye
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What’s a nomad
A person who moves from place to place searching for food
a poisonous Flower
Food for animals.
12
What are the four river valley civilizations?
Indus, Mesopotamia, Chinese, Canadian
Indus, Mesopotamia, Chinese, Egypt
American, Brazilian, Mesopotamia, Indus
Arabian, Egypt, Chinese, Russian
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An economist studies...
How people interact with the earth
The government
The past
How people use resources
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What is cultural diffusion?
when one country overtakes another country
when two countries merge into one new country
the exchange of ideas, culture, and goods between different people
the movement of a substance from high concentration to low concentration.
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Which is true of Europe after the collapse of the Roman Empire?
The population became more spread out in the countryside.
People flocked to cities for safety
Rule by many local kings replaced one ruler
The Roman Catholic
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The economy of the manor was based on
sheep-herding and weaving
trade and education
metal working & weapon making
farming & self-sufficiency
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The city-state Sparta focused on this
philosophy
their movie rights
War/Militaristic pursuits
art
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Which empire continued as the Byzantine Empire?
Eastern Roman Empire
British Empire
Western Roman Empire
Ottoman Empire
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Topographic maps...
can show trees and buildings.
can show what type of animals live there.
can show slopes and peaks.
can show people.
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Why were hunter gatherers nomads?
Because they were looking for a place to start a village
Because they were being chased
Because they like to travel
because they had to move around to follow their food.
21
What were the Crusades?
A SERIES OF WARS OVER THE HOLY LAND
A WAR OVER ROCKS
A SERIES OF WARS
A BUNCH OF NONSENSE
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What was Hammurabi's Code?
An unbreakable cypher to send messages in secret code
A set of 143 rules about proper manners and etiquette
A letter written by Hammurabi to the people of Mesopotamia
A series of 282 laws to create order in Mesopotamian society
23
The definition of CULTURE is
the way people meet.
the way people live.
the way people eat.
the way people sleep.
24
The Neolithic Revolution led to
hunting and gathering
migration of peoples
nomadic lifestyle
advanced civilizations
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What is Feudalism?
A Germanic tribe that came to Rome
The Church's power and authority in the Middle Ages
A fancy name for the Byzantine Empire
A system in how people could gain land and receive protection (loyalty)
26
Greece is surrounded by the:
Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
Bay of Biscay
Red Sea
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The city-state Athens focused on this
Olives and grapes
Academics, art, philosophy, and religion
War/Militaristic pursuits
The Great Wall of China
28
A medieval manor can best be described as:
self - sufficient
dependent on outside trade
dependent on trade with the Byzantine Empire only
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WHAT IS A GOLDEN AGE?
TIME PERIOD OF WAR
TIME OF SUFFERING
TIME PERIOD OF MATHEMATICAL & SCIENTIFIC ADVANCEMENTS
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Sparta had what type of government?
Oligarchy
Democracy
Empire
Dynasty
31
Ultimate goal of Hinduism
Nirvana
Moksha
Heaven
Hell
32
The economy of life on a medieval manor could best be described as
capitalist
traditional
self-sufficient
communist
33
Golden Age of India occurred under
The Maurya
The Muslims
Gupta
The Harappa
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Hunter - Gatherers where :
the practice of a son following his father as king.
small groups that wondered around hunting animals and gathering food to eat
an organized society that stays in one place for a long time
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Ultimate goal of Hinduism
Heaven
Moksha
Hell
Nirvana
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What was the purpose of feudalism?
Fair society by balancing the powers of the monarch and the people.
People with protection and safety by establishing a stable social order.
By making sure they had all the necessities of life.
It spread democracy by giving the people a voice in their own government.
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What was another name for the Eastern Roman Empire?
The Persian Empire
The Hun Empire
Byzantine Empire
The Roman Republic
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What is an accomplishment of the Harappa & Mohenjo Daro (Indus River Valley) Civilizations?
Pyramids
urban planning (cities were planned by government)
Use of predictable flooding
Sphynx
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Hellenism is the mixing of the______ cultures.
French, Indian and Persian
Greek, Roman and Persian
Greek, Egyptian and Persian
Greek, Russian and Persian
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Is Judaism monotheistic or polytheistic?
monotheistic
polytheistic
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30. Greece's "Golden Age" has had a lasting impact on the United States of America
True
False
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PRE HISTORY REFERS TO
The time after writing was invented
The time before writing was invented
classes before Mrs. Curry's
classes after Mrs. Curry's
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Constantinople was an important city because of its
many artists
geographic location
wealthy merchants
great churches
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Christianity developed out of
Confucianism
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
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The purpose of the crusades were to
party.
take back the holy land from Muslim control.
invade Rome.
to take a pilgrimage to Mecca.
46
What was the natural barrier between the city states of Ancient Greece
Water
Pyramids
Desert
Mountains
47
Who had the most power in medieval Europe?
King
The Church
Peasants
Serfs
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Sparta was a democracy.
True
False
49
The rules and customs of medieval knights.
Feudalism
Natural law
Bushido
Chivalry
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What does a political scientist study?
The earth and how people interact with it
The past
Resources and how people use them
The government
51
A major contribution of the Byzantine Empire was the
preservation of Greek science and Roman culture
participation of citizens in government
diffusion of Hindu beliefs
invention of the wheel and gunpowder
52
True or False: Early Russian civilization was most influenced by Byzantine culture.
True
False
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In what year did the Roman Empire collapse?
476 AD
476 BC
776 AD
776 BC
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What were the Crusades?
Battles between crusaders
War between Rome and Greece
Religious wars between Christians and Muslims
Normal warfare
55
Name given to these medieval warriors:
Praetorians
Knights
Starks
Lannisters
56
The Middle Ages in Western Europe was characterized by
The manor system and the importance of landownership
Extensive trade with Asia and the Middle East
Absolute monarchies and strong central governments
Decreased emphasis on religion in daily life
57
Early civilizations began near river valleys
True
False
58
All of the following statements describe the role of the church during Medieval Europe EXCEPT:
The church provided leadership during an unstable time
The church was the center of religious and social life
The church was much less influential than the king and queen
The church was the major landholder in Europe
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The medieval church had great power over people during the Middle Ages because___
the church had the biggest buildings.
the church controlled the trade routes from Asia.
church had power to decide who could go to heaven or hell
the church protected people during times of warfare.
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What political problems contributed to the decline of the Roman Empire?
All of these
Attacks from outside the empire
Difficulty governing such a big empire
warring groups within the empire
61
What were the effects of The Crusades?
New ideas and trade items are introduced to Europe
Failure to keep the Holy Land
Christianity is further weakened in Europe
The Byzantine Empire gets totally wiped out
62
Who was the founder of Buddhism?
Siddhartha Gautama
Moses
Muhammad
Jesus
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Define Animism
disbelief in the existence of any god
belief that there is only one God.
a set of beliefs in an ultimate reality
belief that spirits exist in the natural world
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A Geographer is
A scientist who study the earth, land and people
Who experiment on dead bodies
is a doctor of animals
who study science
65
The Great Schism split apart the
city of Constantinople
Christian Church
Byzantine Empire
Roman Empire
66
The Middle Ages in Western Europe was characterized by
the manor system and the importance of land ownership
extensive trade with Asia and the Middle East
decreased emphasis on religion in daily life
absolute monarchies and strong central governments
67
WHAT IS A GOLDEN AGE?
TIME OF SUFFERING
TIME PERIOD OF WAR
TIME PERIOD OF MATHEMATICAL & SCIENTIFIC ADVANCEMENTS
68
How did the geography of the Italian peninsula influence the development of the Roman Empire?
The harsh climate prevented agricultural production
location contributed to Roman control of the Mediterranean.
Rivers protected them from invasion
The lengthy, rugged seacoast encouraged frequent invasions
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What does monotheistic mean?
Believe in one god
Believe in many gods
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What's Hellenism?
Term used to describe a girl named Hellen
The affects of war Greek went through
Term used to describe the influence of Greek culture
Another way to say Greece
71
teacher of Alexander the Great
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
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The event that began the Middle Ages
The Fall of Rome
invention of the printing press
Birth of Christ
death of Julius Caesar
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Sparta was a city-state
True
False
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Judaism is...
Non-theistic
Polytheistic
All of the above
Monotheistic
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Manorialism
Economic system in feudal Europe
Indian textile industry
Rural Japanese farming methods
Self-sustaining farming system in Africa
76
What is Justinians Law Code?
1st developed in Western world
mix of Egyptian and Western law
foundation of western legal tradition
"eye for an eye"
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All river valley civilizations had all of these except:
irrigation of crops
direct trade with every other river civilization
systems of government
systems of writing & record keeping
78
what is chivalry
code of conduct for knights
code of conduct for samurais
code of conduct for IAN
code of conduct for tyler
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What was a result of the Neolithic Revolution?
Humans first learned to use fire
Life expectancy declined.
Civilizations developed.
People began hunting and gathering for food.
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How does this illustration of a manor illustrate that the manor was at the heart of the feudal economy?
shows that the manor produced many goods to sell to surrounding communities
It shows that the manor was a self-sufficient community
It shows that the manor produced food and had a thriving timber industry.
It shows that the manor could produce food in two different seasons.
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What does polytheistic mean?
to worship many gods
to have many wives
to not believe in gods
to be a god
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Buddhism originated in
China
India
Vietnam
Japan
83
Who was Alexander the Great?
from Macedonia in northern Greece
young king
all of the above
defeated the Persians and conquered Egypt
84
Justinians Code was a law code for who ?
Ottoman Empire
Byzantine Empire
Roman Empire
Islamic Empire
85
A major contribution of the Byzantine Empire was the
participation of citizens in government
preservation of Greek science and Roman culture
diffusion of Hindu beliefs
invention of the wheel and gunpowder
86
A major contribution of the Roman empire to western society was the development of
monotheism.
an effective legal system.
gunpowder.
the principles of feudalism.
87
An example of cultural diffusion can be
The Black Plague
The Crusades
The Holocaust
The Silk Road
88
The Great schism was caused by
War
Religious disagreements
Drugs
False accusations among Christians
89
Hindu's believe in more than one god. What is the term that describes many gods?
Polytheistic
Domotheistic
monotheistic
theotheistic
90
Where was the Byzantine Empire located?
Northern Africa
Eastern Europe
Southern Europe
Western Europe
91
Which civilization is associated with the 12 Tables, roads, and the poets Horace and Virgil?
Babylonian
Greek
Roman
Phoenician
92
The capital of the Byzantine Empire was:
Rome
Russia
Constantinople
Moscow
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Ultimate goal of Buddhism
Moksha
Hades
Nirvana
Heaven
