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Unit 3 Study Guide (Multiple Choice Questions Only)
Unit 3 Study Guide (Multiple Choice Questions Only)
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Unit 3 - Early Civilization and the Emergence of Pastoral People (4000 to 1000 BC)
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A rule of conduct or action that is binding and enforced by a controlling authority
Code
Law
Judgement
Social Order
2
Early laws included rules about irrigation because
All of the above.
Water was needed for large scale agriculture.
Control of water became important.
Water was essential to everyday life.
3
Writing system that uses symbols or pictures to denote objects, concepts, or sounds in Egypt.
Cuneiform
Sandcasting
Hieroglyphics
Pictogram
4
Afroeurasia developed many technological advances during Era 2, including everything but:
Plows and Irrigation
Pottery and Woven Textiles
Sailing Ships
Metallurgy and Wheels
5
Using the map, which river valley is circled?
The Yellow River
The Indus River
The Nile
Tigris and Euphrates in Mesopotamia
6
When people adopt different jobs like artisan or priest that don’t involve growing food.
Specialization
Social Hierarchy
Intensification
Domestication
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How did the nomadic peoples affect the growing civilizations?
Trading posts so people form the civilizations could travel.
They had no effect on the growing civilization.
Spreading of diseases.
Spread technology, goods, and ideas between civilizations.
8
Characters formed by the arrangement of small wedge-shaped elements and used in ancient Sumeria
Cuneiform
Pixelation
Stickograph
Hieroglyphics
9
What is social hierarchy?
A group of people considered to be the best.
A rule of conduct or action that is binding.
Social classes w/producers at the bottom & kings at the top.
Civilization that developed near or around a major river.
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What is cultural diffusion?
People survive from the secondary products of herds.
Worshiping or believing in more than one god.
Livestock, migrate in an established territory.
Process of cultures adopted ideas & tech from other cultures
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Interaction between farming societies and pastoral nomads lead to conflict.
False
True
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What does polytheistic mean?
Rulers in a place considered members of the same family.
A person who was able to read and write.
Worshiping or believing in more than one god.
Large groups of domesticated animals like sheep or goats.
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What does the term “civilization” mean?
People survives from the secondary products of herds.
Process by which people change plants & animals over time.
A group of people considered to be the best.
Larger groups of people living together in one place.
14
River valleys offer to societies access to water and fertile soil.
False
True
15
An order of social classes with producers at the bottom and leaders or kings at the top.
Specialization
Social Hierarchy
Civilization
Intensification
16
The knowledge and spread of Bronze helped to change the world because...
People used it for ceremonial purposes.
It affected warfare, farming, and resource extraction
The wealthy buried it in their tombs with them.
People wanted more jewelry.
17
Which of the following factors are considered when determining "geographic luck"?
Climate, natural resources available, and latitude.
Climate, natural resources available, longitude.
Climate, natural resources , longitude & latitude.
18
Identify the title of the person in the top of the Egyptian social class pyramid.
King
Chairman
Vizier
Pharaoh
19
Based off the map and the description below, which world zone is being described by the following?
Oceania
Afroeurasia
The Americas
Sub-Saharan Africa
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Bronze and copper were very important to humans because...
it was more efficient than stone tools.
it led to more warfare and conflict.
it led to more wealth.
it led to more social divisions among people.
