Which was NOT a characteristic of the Neolithic Revolution?

Rise of animal invention such as the saddle and the plow

During the Ming dynasty what policy caused silk production to skyrocket?

The requirement that taxes must be paid in silver

Which are NOT values outlined in the Vedic texts?

Acceptance of others' beliefs and yoga

Which was NOT an early policy of the Han Dynasty?

Let go control of administrative regions

Which four altogether best describe the Theravada?

Conservative, Nirvana goals, silent Mindfulness, SE Asia

Which is a factor of legalism?

Law is the supreme authority and replaced morality

How did trade inequity contribute to the downfall of the Ottoman empire?

unfair trade led to less urbanization & commercial growth

Which best describes Dionysus?

The Roman god of parties and wine and all things that follow

A mixed race of a spaniard and a latin american

What happened the top of ziggurats?

Bloodletting, Human Sacrifice, Worship of gods, Fertilization of Crops

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1
Which was NOT acause of the Tang Dynasty's decline?
Uighurs
Conflict over foot binding
Corruption
War with mercenaries
2
Which was NOT a characteristic of the Neolithic Revolution?
Rise of animal invention such as the saddle and the plow
Humans began to farm and domesticate animals
Nomads were hunters and gatherers
Complex Societies began to form
3
The Roman Pre-Republic ended with these two rulers.
Julius Caesar and Barabus
Pompey and Julia Caesar
Romulus and Remus
Crassus and Octavius
4
What made the Caste System's distinction specifically more prominent?
Wealth brought from trade
Occupation
The status of your parents
Skin color
5
During the Ming dynasty what policy caused silk production to skyrocket?
Don't click this one!
No one was allowed to own silk
The requirement that taxes must be paid in silver
Everyone had to own at least one piece of silk clothing
6
Which leader was a Legalist?
Alexander II
Wendy Wu
Shang Yang
Xerses I
7
Who of the following was NOT a philosopher during the reign of Alexander the Great?
Aristotle
Pericles
Plato
Socrates
8
What are the Americas' main foods and animals?
Yams; Cattle
Rice; Water Buffalo
Corn; Turkey
Cotton; Chickens
9
Between the 3rd and 7th centuries, Christianity was a major religion in...
Southern and Eastern Asia
China and Japan
The Indonesian Islands
The Middle East
10
What is sakk?
A check or credit
A public insult that dishonors one's religion (mostly Islam)
A bag used to carry goods on the Hajj
Optical tool that Ibn al Haytham used to discover projection
11
What are the yellowish-gray loamy soil deposits?
Laongido
Silt
Loess
Claytite
12
Which of the following did Sargon of Akkad NOT control?
Elam
Lagash
Kish
Cairo
13
Which were ALL NOT traded in Southern India?
Millet, Corn, Metals
Rice, Cotton, Wheat
Salt, Pepper, Barley
Grapes, Corn, Leather
14
Which climate is NOT featured in Africa?
Tropical Rain Forest
Deciduous Forest
Taiga Forest
Semi-Arid
15
Which are NOT values outlined in the Vedic texts?
Acceptance of others' beliefs and yoga
Reincarnation and the Laws of Manu
Karma and Caste System
Sati and Brahma
16
What were the two major cities of Dravidian society?
Dorma-Nasio and Kashun
Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro
Cairo and Thebes
Rome and Florence
17
Around what time did the Dravidian disappear?
1000 BCE
1650 BCE
1500 BCE
1200 BCE
18
Who led a slave revolt of 10,000 in 73 BCE against the Roman Republic?
Spartacus
Julius Caesar
Pompey
Octavius
19
Which religion had the Vedic texts?
Buddhism
Islam
Shinto
Hinduism
20
How long did Alexander the Great live?
53 years
46 years
61 years
33 years
21
Which of the following was NOT a use of spices during the Hellenistic Era in the Mediterranean?
Aphrodisiacs
Weapons technologies
Magic Potions
Anesthetics
22
When did Muhammad take his Hijra and to where did he FLEE?
622 CE; Mecca
622 CE; Medina
610 CE; Mecca
610 CE; Medina
23
Who came first: Cyrus the Great or Darius the Great?
Darius the Great
Seleucids
Cyrus the Great
24
Mariners learned to use the monsoon winds to their advantage in this body of water.
Indian Ocean
Southern Pacific Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
South China Sea
25
What are Europe's main foods and animals?
Cotton; Chickens
Wheat/Barley; Dogs
Corn; Turkey
Wheat; Goats
26
Which was NOT an early policy of the Han Dynasty?
Recovery from legalist rule
Relaxed Qin tyranny
Large landholdings for relatives
Let go control of administrative regions
27
Why Chinese dynasty had a lot to deal with literature?
Qin Dynasty
Han Dynasty
Zhou Dynasty
Mongolian Dynasty
28
Who migrated to Anatolia in 1900 BCE and later conquered Babylonia?
Romans
Indo-Europeans
Greeks
Hittites
29
What is Timbuktu famously known for?
Religious Sacred Haven
Schools/Universities
Slave Trade
None of these
30
Where did Bantu migrations originate?
Southern Africa
Egypt
Arabian Peninsula
Nigeria
31
What are China's main foods and animals?
Corn; Turkey
Wheat; Goats
Cotton; Chickens
Rice; Water Buffalo
32
Which ruler established a network of spies called "The King's Eyes And Ears"?
Xerxes the Great
Cyrus the Great
Darius the Great
Alexander the Great
33
Which four altogether best describe the Theravada?
Liberal, Nirvana goals, mantras/changing, SE Asia
Conservative, Nirvana goals, silent Mindfulness, SE Asia
Liberal, Life goals, Silent Mindfulness, SE Asia
Conservative, Life goals, Silent Mindfulness, China/Japan
34
Which is a factor of legalism?
Knowledge is encouraged and education is fought for
Humans are good deep deep DEEEEEEEEEP down
Law is the supreme authority and replaced morality
Ruler is tolerant and can be persuaded
35
Which describes the evolution of pyramid technology?
Bent, stepped, straight
Bent, straight, stepped
Stepped, bent, straight
Straight, stepped, bent
36
What are the main foods and animals in the Middle East?
Cotton; Chickens
Yams; Cattle
Wheat; Goats
Rice; Water Buffalo
37
How did trade inequity contribute to the downfall of the Ottoman empire?
Products weren't traded & the empire couldn't support itself
None of the below
unfair trade led to less urbanization & commercial growth
Surrounding countries got angry and sought to end the empire
38
What was the first capital of Persia?
Pasargad
Kabul
Constantinople
Baghdad
39
Which is NOT a core belief of Hinduism?
Kama
Brahma
Artha
Dharma
40
Which two are BOTH major ways that Buddhism diverges from Hinduism. (Buddhism described below)
No Caste System and No gods
No gods and No worship
None of these
No worship and No Caste System
41
Which came first?
Caliphate
Sultanate
Abbasid
Umayaad
42
Who formed the Han Dynasty?
Han Wudi
Xiu Boteung
Han Katung
Liu Bang
43
Which best describes Dionysus?
The Roman god of parties and wine and all things that follow
Religious leader who strongly believed in Roman Catholicism
One of Plato's transcribers
A military leaders who advised Alexander the Great
44
What is China's most valuable export? (you better get this right)
Porcelain
Spices
Noodles and Eggrolls
Silk
45
Which treated women a higher level of respect? Umayyads or Abbasids?
Umayyads
Abbasids
46
What is the most important event/place in history for spreading ideas and materials?
Mediterranean Trade
Trans-Atlantic Trade
Hajj
Silk Road
47
What are Hieroglyphics?
The official language of the Persians
Holy Inscriptions
The only way to get into the afterlife
pictures on tablets
48
What was the name of nationalist activist group formed by Italy?
Old Italy
New Italy
Young Italy
Free Italy
49
What is a Mestizo?
A type of Maize
None of the Above
Name of the currency used by the Spanish
A mixed race of a spaniard and a latin american
50
On what strait is Byzantium, the capital of the Byzantine Empire, located?
Bering Strait
Java Strait
Strait of Melacca
Bosporus Straight
51
What happened the top of ziggurats?
Bloodletting
Human Sacrifice
Worship of gods
Fertilization of Crops
52
What is a Sufi?
A teacher in the art of prayer
A radical missionary of Islam
An Islamic religious leader
A dancer who would travel and spread religion
53
Which of the following was NOT a battle in the Persian WARS?
Thermopole
Carthage
Marathon
Salamis
54
Who died last?
Sargon of Akkad
Hammurabi
Gilgamesh
Rimush(successor of Sargon I)
55
What religion did Ashoka end up converting to?
Judaism
Christianity
Buddhism
Hinduism
56
Which describes the differences between Dromedary and Bactrian Camels respectively?
Huge and 2 Humps, Small and 1 Hump
Huge and 2 Humps, Small and 1 Hump
Small and 2 Humps, Huge and 1 Hump
Small and 1 Hump, Huge and 2 Humps
57
Who were called rubber people?
Toltecs
Mayans
Incans
Olmecs
58
Which Chinese Dynasty is known for their literature?
Zhou
Xia
Shanh
Qin
59
Which came second?
Sultanate
Abbasid
Umayaad
Caliphate
60
True or False: The Mongols were the exception to every rule
False
True
61
The Cult of Mithras was a parallel religion to what concept?
Monotheism
Polytheism
Caesaropapism
The Roman Pantheon of Gods
62
What big construction was completed during the Sui Dynasty's reign?
The Grand Canal
The Jade Palace
The Great Wall
The Yangdi Monument
63
What system was used to conscript labor during the Spanish Empire?
Encomienda system
Silver Coin system
Mita system
64
When do Sumerian city-states appear?
4,000 BCE
3,000 BCE
500 A.D.
1,200 BCE
65
We know much about Greeks from all of the following EXCEPT...
Hesiod
Aristophanes
Homer
Rhunner
66
Which was a major improvement during the Song Dynasty?
Implementation of a marxist-democratic set of edicts
Development of high-quality translation dictionaries
Technological improvement both militarily and mechanically
Began to use cotton for gatments
67
True or False: Charles I was great at being a leader
False
True
68
Who were 'Africa's New Elites'
Educated and literate Africans that handled land contracts
Africans who fought in wars for their masters
New African Slave owners
The strongest of the African slaves
69
Which was not a vassal state of China?
Bhutan
Vietnam
Manchuria
Korea
70
Which of the following does NOT describe Mencius?
Optimistic, believed in Ren
Influential after his life
Principal Confucian scholar
Spoke in many philosophical discussions, spreading his ideas
71
Who beat Mark Anthony and Cleopatra, bringing unimaginable wealth to Rome in 27 BCE?
Darius the Great
Julius Caesar
Alexander the Great
Augustus
72
The only Pharaoh that tried to introduce monotheism to the polytheistic Egyptians.
Joe Shmoe
Cleopatra
Akhenaten
Hammurabi
73
The Columbian Exchange is also known as...
The Silk Road
Only known as The Columbian Echange
The Trans-Atlantic Trade
NATO
74
What brought Umayaad decline?
Outside invasion of the Mongols
Uprising of rebels led by Abu al-Abbas
Religious disagreement
Internal War
75
Which was a factor of the Qin Dynasty?
Generous land grants under Shang Yang
Decentralized power
Private farmers increase power of large landholders
Halt of advances in military technology
76
Which brought Abbasid decline?
Religious Disagreement
Internal War
Uprising of rebels led by Abu al-Abbas
Outside Invasion be the Mongols
77
Which of the following was a cause of disease in Rome?
Soldiers returning from war
Influx of foreigners
Flooding/Runoff from Tiber
Merchants trading in other countries
78
In the Second Punic War, who crossed the Alps, bringing a loss of how many to Rome?
Hannibal; 40,000
Crassus; 80,000
Crassus; 60,000
Hannibal; 10,000
79
What are vassals?
A servant or tributary state
Ideas and customs spread from Korea
What vessel used to be spelt like
An animal that was used widely as livestock similar to cows
80
Name the treaty that ended the American for independence
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Independence
The Peace Treaty
Treaty of Versailles
81
Who founded the Mauryan Empire?
Ashoka
Pataliputra
Chandragupta Maurya
Siddhartha Gautama
82
Which two were BOTH inventions from the Post classical Era?
The Chariot and The Saddle
The Chinampa and The Iron Hammer
The Steam Engine and The Machine Gun
The Compass and The Astrolabe
83
Which of the following is entailed in the Theme System of military organization?
Recruited peasants
None of these
Slow mobilization
Paid in food and animals
84
The Spheres of Influence is an example of...
Nationalism
Fascism
Imperialism
Communism
85
What happened on 800 A.D. on christmas day?
Jesus was born
Islam was founded
Pope Leos III crowned Charlemagne
Pope Francis crowned Charlemagne
86
Where did Hinduism originate?
The USA
Indus Valley
China
Persia
87
What two events led to the permanent fall of the Han Dynasty?
Nomadic invasions and Internal fighting
Persian invasion and Nomadic invasions
Internal fighting and Persian invasion
All three of them
88
What's the name of the last Achaemenid Emperor?
Xerses
Mithradates I
Alexander the Great
Darius the Great
89
The Olmecs were also known as...
The Arabs
The Rubber People
The Africans
The Stone Heads
90
Out of the 4 listed below, which happened first in the French Revolution?
Napoleon takes over
The Directory takes power
King Louis XVI beheaded
National Assembly declared
91
Which one of these leaders came after Justinian I?
Basil II
Constantine I
Justinian II
John I Tzmikes
92
What were three likely diseases affecting the population after Augustus's time
Small pox, AIDS, Chicken pox
Small Pox, Measles, Bubonic Plague
Chicken Pox, Measles, AIDS
Bubonic Plague, Measles, AIDS
93
What is another name for the Hittites?
Assyrians
Bantus
Babylonians
Persians
94
Which four altogether best describe the Mahayana Buddhism?
Conservative, Life goals, Mantras/Chanting, China/Japan
Liberal, Life goals, Mantras/Chanting, China/Japan
Conservative, Nirvana goals, Mantras/Chanting, SE Asia
Liberal, Nirvana goals, Silent Mindfulness, SE Asia
95
Which was the capital of the Abbasids that was founded in 762 CE?
Baghdad
Timbuktu
Mecca
Medina
96
Neo-Confucianism is a blend of what religions?
confucianism and daoism
confucianism and buddhism
confucianism, buddhism, and daoism
confucianism, daoism, and christianity
97
What are Africa's main foods and animals?
Rice; Water Buffalo
Corn; Turkey
Yams; Cattle
Wheat/Barley; Dogs
98
Which best describes Skeptics?
Duty to help others and be virtuous
Refusal to take strong opinions
Opinionated viewpoints should be expressed
Quiet pleasure is the greatest good
99
What was one outcome of the Taiping rebellion?
It inspired other countries, and new relations were made
The population of Christians skyrocketed
Government took control and became stronger
Government became decentralized
100
What does hieroglyphs mean?
Happy Writing!
Modern Inscribings
Egyptian Form
Holy Inscriptions
101
Which River is nicknamed China's Sorrow?
Yellow River
Yangtze River
Ganges River
Huang He River
102
What does Mesopotamia mean?
Plateau Strait
Valley surrounded by Mountains
Island surrounded by Water
Between the Rivers
103
in 1900 BCE, who takes over Babylonia?
Phoenicians
Harappans
Persians
Hittites
104
Which characteristic does NOT describe the Chavín Cult?
I don't know
Bloodletting
No bloodletting
Agriculture went back to gods
105
Population in this city reached 100,000 by 3000 BCE.
Rome
Sumer
Cairo
Babylon
106
Which son inherited Charles V's Spanish kingdom in 1556?
Alexander the Great
Darius I
Philip I
Philip II
107
Which meso civilizations invented a syllable alphabet?
Olmecs
Toltecs
Mayans
Incans
108
Name that religion.
Animism/Shinto
Christianity
Buddhism
Confucianism
109
What man was believed to be 2/3 god and 1/3 man?
Hammurabi
Khufu
Sargon of Akkad
Gilgamesh
110
True or False: The plebeians were controlled by the Patricians
True
Falso
111
When were the Vedas written?
1600-1000 BCE
1800-1200 BCE
1400-800 BCE
1200-600 BCE
112
Which of the following best describes the meaning of prosthyletize?
To pillage a city with no warning
To invite various world leaders to a conference
To spread or evangelize one's religion
To recover from famine and drought
113
The 1st Triumvirate was a secret alliance between these three men.
Socrates, Aristotle, Julius Caesar
Cyrus the Great, Pericles, Augustus
Crassus, Alexander the Great, Plato
Julius Caesar, Crassus, Pompey
114
Who brought Athens to new democracy?
Thucydides
Sappho
Pericles
Heroditus
115
Which set up a bureaucracy of absolute authority under Sharia law? Umayyads or Abbasids?
Umayyads
Abbasids
116
What is a Ziggurat?
A steeped temple built to celebrate particular gods
None of the other answers
A hollow, smooth, pyramid shaped structure
Fancy Egyptian styled body wear, usually for women
117
Who was the "Duke of Tang"?
Wendi
Liu Bang
Laoxe Xeunghui
Li Yuan
118
What is filial piety?
Honoring your ancestors and all those who are older than you
Honoring to your parents by playing your role perfectly
Honoring your ancient ingredients that created pie
Worshipping your personal god daily by praying at an altar
119
Who were NOT slaves in the Persian Empire?
Tax-paying Men
Debtors
Prisoners of War
Children and Spouses
120
What two characteristics describe Caesaropapism?
Centralized power and limited authority
Decentralized power and absolute authority
Centralized power and absolute authority
Decentralized power and limited authority
121
Which of the following does NOT describe Solon's Reform?
Plebeians were given fair amount of land
No more debt slavery
Commoners represent Council of 400
Reformed Judicial system
122
What were qanats?
Water tunnels that enabled water to be transported distances
Centralized administration leaders who conferred to decide
Persian engineers who researched cooling methods
Priests who would evangelize Catholicism in the streets
123
What motto did Hammurabi's Code follow?
Don't get yourself murdered
Treat other how you want to be treated
Eye for an eye
If you hurt me, I get to kill you
124
What religion was founded by Laozi?
Buddhism
Daoism
Legalism
Confucianism
125
Who is Lucy?
The first Australopithecus afarensis skeleton ever found
None of the above
A character played by Scarlett Johansen
A student in Mrs. Z's class
126
Which of the following best describes Athenian society?
Strong military emphasized
Sensuous and extravagant
Knowledge and education are main determiners of status
Social status determined by brute strength and tactics
127
What are always at cataracts along the Nile River?
Cities
Nomadic herders
Buried treasure
Marauders
128
What two rivers define the Fertile Crescent?
The Yellow Ricer and The Ganges River
The Euphrates River and The Tigris River
The Nile River and The Congo River
The Tigris River and The Escravos River
129
Who started the Persian Wars?
Persia
Ionian Greeks
Minoans
Spartans
130
The First Punic War was fought over this place and was won by whom?
Carthage; Rome
Sicily; Rome
Southern Italy; Visigoths
Northern Egypt; Rome
131
Which Chinese Dynasty is known for being possibly non-existant?
Xia
Zhou
Qin
Shang
132
What was the first metal humans got a hold of?
Aluminum
Copper
Iron
Tin
133
The Minoans traded which of the following?
Olive oil
Wool
Bull Leather
Wine
134
What is the race between Russia and the U.S. called?
Age Race
The Star Race
Race Of The Century
Space Race
135
Which country was the "Man in the Middle" when it came to trade?
India
Egypt
China
Great Britain
136
Which ruler was known for being tolerant?
Darius the Great
Cyrus the Great
Xerxes the Great
Alexander the Great
137
The Law of Nations applied to...
Immigrants
Non-Roman citizens
Roman citizens
Refugees
138
What is the goal of Neo-Confucianism?
To convert 13 peopl e to Neo-Confucianism
To be reincarnated 3 times and then become one with spirit
To make changes to Chinese culture by implementing N-C
To unify with the supreme god
139
Which came third?
Umayaad
Abbasid
Sultanate
Caliphate
140
Where and when was Muhammad born?
Medina; 570 CE
Medina; 610 CE
Mecca; 610 CE
Mecca; 570 CE
141
In Feudalism, what "class" was DIRECTLY below the Lords?
Knights
Sepoys
Kings
Peasants
142
How many satrapies were in the Achaemenid administration?
8
51
23
38
143
What was the first monotheistic religion?
Judaism
Christianity
Buddhism
Zoroastrianism
144
Which country's name means "land of the rising sun"?
Korea
Vietnam
Japan
China
145
Which was NOT a division that existed in Aztec social structure?
Priests
Nobles
All 3 existed
Emperor
146
Which philosopher had this main idea: Freedom of speech
Hobbes
Abby Edwards
Voltaire
Locke
147
How much does the population of China increase in the Early Han?
Decrease by 3 times
Decrease by 2 times
Increase by 2 times
Increase by 3 times
148
From where did Indo-Europeans originate?
Modern day Croatia
Modern day Serbia
Modern day Germany
Modern day Crimea
149
Which was NOT a political implication of Daoism?
Ironic combination between two opposing views of life
Confucianism as a public doctrine
Daoism as a private pursuit
War strengthens a rulers power
150
Around what time, was farmer technology introduced?
5,500 BCE
7,000 BCE
8,000 BCE
10,000 BCE
151
Which meso civilizations did NOT participate in bloodletting?
Toltecs
Olmecs
Incans
Mayans
152
Was the Delian League centered on Sparta or Athens?
Sparta
No
Athens
Yes
153
Which does NOT describe Daoism?
Liberal, sought to change the religious structure in China
Made different drug concoctions to forget the real world
Passivism, rejected active attempts to change anything
Critical of Confucianism
154
When did the Bronze Age begin?
Approx. 2900 BCE
Approx. 500 A.D.
Approx. 800 C.E.
Approx. 10,329 BCE
155
What are South and Southeast Asia's main foods and animals?
Cotton; Chickens
Corn; Turkey
Yams; Cattle
Wheat/Barley; Dogs
156
Who started the Sui Dynasty?
Wendi
Liu Bang
Laoxe Xeunghui
Li Yuan
157
True or False: The Sahara Desert always existed.
True
False
158
Which of the following best describes Spartan society?
Education and philosophy were emphasized
Military was much less important
Social status determined by warrior capabilities
Social status determined by knowledge and ideas
159
Where was Hammurabi from?
Mesopotamia
Sumer
Babylon
Rome
160
Which was NOT an organizing principle iof the 5 principle relationships?
Status
Occupation
Gender
Age
161
How long did Alexander the Great reign before he died?
13 years
22 years
29 years
5 years
162
By 1100 BCE, the Minoans fell under the rule of which of the following?
The Spartans
The Romans
The Athenians
The Myceneans
163
Pompeii was buried under how many feet of ash by this volcano?
15-20 feet, Mount Vesuvius
5-10 feet, Mount Saint Helens
25-30 feet, Mauna Kea
30-40 feet, Mount Vesuvius
164
What was the one big factor that led to Mauryan decline?
Internal War over power
Conflict over religion
No new territory to conquer
Ashoka's death and results
165
In the Dynastic Circle which event precedes the latter?
Problems(War); Lives of People are Improved
First emperor reforms government; Taxes Increase
Finds a strong opponent leader; Disaster strikes
Poor people lose Respect and Rebel; Governmental Corruption
166
List 3 countries that used trans-continental railroads as springboards for industrial growth.
Japan, Germany, U.S.
Japan, China, Russia
U.S., China, Russia
Africa, North America, Europe
167
What was the official ancient Persian religion?
Zoroastrianism
Catholicism
Buddhism
Manichaeism
168
What factor mainly made the Silk Road possible?
Concrete and stone technology
The extermination of all potential criminals before built
Protection provided by the Empire
Manpower and unpaid labor
169
What animal did the Indo-European people domesticate?
Dogs
Chickens
Cows/Bulls
Horses
170
Who was said to be the Fathe of the Silk Road and was captive of the Xiongnu for 10 years?
Zhang Qian
Han Wudi
Johamaro Qatan
Wendi
171
How did bronze metallurgy come to Egypt?
Invasion of Kushites and Hittites
Establishment of Kush
Local resistance from Nubia
Trade with Mesopotamia
172
Which country took the longest to end slavery?
Britain
France
U.S.
173
Where is Mesopotamia today?
The Arabian Peninsula
Iran/Iraq
Pakistan/Afghanistan
Austria/Hungary
174
How many successive rulers did the Han Dynasty have?
19
13
31
24
175
What order did the rule proceed between these three rulers?
Cambyses, Cyrus, Darius
Cyrus, Cambyses, Darius
Darius, Cyrus, Cambyses
Cambyses, Darius, Cyrus
176
What waterway divides the Arabian Peninsula from Egypt and the rest of Africa?
Suez Canal
Java Strait
Strait of Melacca
Panama Canal
177
Which "right" is NOT part of the Eightfold Path?
Right Action, Right Livelihood
Right View, Right Intention, Right Speech
Right Effort, Right Concentration, Right Mindfulness
Right Obedience, Right Practices
178
Which civilizations had stone heads that were possibly portraits of their leaders?
Olmecs
Mayans
Toltecs
Incans
179
What are qanats?
Persian currency
A Persian sword
Persian jewels
Persian water system
180
What is Jati? (Dravidian Society)
A bath cleaner
A military leader
A subcaste
A religious priest
181
Which of the following is NOT one of the characterizations of civilizations?
Records and Documents of History
Specialises Workers and Complex Institutions
Advanced Cities and Technologies
Complex Infrastructure and International Tourism
182
Which came first?
Umayaad
Abbasid
183
Was the interruption of the Han Dynasty before or after the year 0?
After: 9-23 CE
Before: 23-9 BCE
184
For whom was the massive Terra cotta warrior army and magnificent underground city/tomb built?
Qin Shihuangdi
Shang Yang
Laozi
Liu Bang
185
Which was an idea/goal of Meji Rule?
To restore and modernize Japan
To end feudalism in Japan
To increase military technology
To increase education and industry
186
Which of the following are characteristics of the Nile River Delta?
Demolition of the Old Roman Catholics Churches
Agriculture and Food Farming
Cult Practices and Black Market
Trade in the Mediterranean
187
Which Chinese Dynasty is known for its monopoly of copper and tin and wheel being invented?
Xia
Zhou
Shang
Qin
188
Which best describes Stoics?
Refusal to take strong opinions
Quiet pleasure is the greatest good
Duty to help others and be virtuous
Opinionated viewpoints should be expressed
189
Who was Alexander the Great's father and who tutored Alexander the Great?
Phillip II; Aristotle
Pericles; Socrates
Phillip I; Plato
Phillip II; Socrates
190
Answer which best describes iconoclast.
Pottery made in the Western Roman Empire
One who is against the worshipping of icons
Worshipping of icons
An invention used to heat food in the Eastern Roman Empire
191
Which of the following can most directly be attributed to the Crusades?
the accelerated eastward spread of diseases
European colonization of East African/Southeast Asian ports
Widespread adoption of gunpowder
heightened European desire to trade with or control Asia
192
What dynasty was the very first dynasty for China?
Zhou
Shang
Han
Qin
193
Which best describes Epicureans?
Refusal to take strong positions
Quiet pleasure is the greatest good
Opinionated viewpoints should be expressed
Duty to help others and be virtuous
194
Pick the one that defines all three Hindu gods correctly.
Shakti: World Soul; Shiva: Savior; Vishnu: Destroyer
Vishnu: Destroyer; Shiva: Savior; Shakti: Warriors/Death
Shakti: Warrior/Death; Shiva: Destroyer; Vishnu: Savior
Vishnu: Savior; Shiva: World Soul; Shakti: Destroyer
195
What religion spreads widely in Japan?
Confucianism
Hinduism
Islam
Buddhism
196
How many rules were in Hammurabi's Code of Laws?
821
456
282
103
197
Which Meso Civilizations abandoned it's cities
Incans
Toltecs
Olmecs
Mayans
198
Silt-enriched water came from which two mountain ranges?
Bhutanians and Andes
Andes and Himalayans
Kush and Bhutanians
Himalayans and Kush
199
Which came fourth?
Umayaad
Caliphate
Abbasid
Sultanate
200
What was the official religion of the Incans?
Judaism
Hinduism
Christrianity
None, they were polytheistic
201
The Allegory of the Cave is the root of what religion?
Buddhism
Zoroastrianism
Hinduism
Christianity
202
The Minoans of Crete worshipped what animal?
Narwals
Cows
Bulls
Bison
203
The Dravidian Society depended on which two rivers?
Indus River and Yangshao River
Yellow River and Ganges River
Ganges River and Yangshao River
Indus River and Ganges River

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