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"What Is History" Unit Test
"What Is History" Unit Test
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1
The view that history moves from a beginning to an end with a purpose is called linear history.
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2
A.D. means "in the year of our Lord".
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3
The historian always has to be factual.
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4
The Babylonians had a system of weights and measurements.
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False
5
One beneficial reason for studying history is to recognize the contributions of ancient civilizations.
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6
An archaeologist studies remains of human cultures.
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False
7
Man was created to have and enjoy things.
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8
A linguist studies more than one language.
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False
9
Creation to A.D. 500 is ancient history.
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10
The Egyptians were not known for their embalming techniques.
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11
A document or evidence that is from the same time as the historical subject being studied is a primary source.
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False
12
Medieval History is between A.D. 500 to A.D. 1500.
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13
Of the three methods for dating the earth, none are accurate?
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14
The Phoenicians did not have an alphabet.
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15
Modern history is A.D. 1900 to present.
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16
The two main types of data used in classification are written records and insects.
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17
The Egyptians and Babylonians both had a calendar.
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18
The Phoenicians spread civilized ideas to other lands.
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19
A good historian needs a lot of patience.
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20
The Egyptians did not use irrigation.
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False
21
The Ten Commandments were given to the Hebrews.
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22
The study of the origins and life of the planet earth is called historical geology.
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23
The Hebrews believed in many gods.
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24
The "Ten Commandments" are laws that God gave on Mt. Sinai.
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25
The "old ways" of doing things should be judged upon their ability to last and upon their proven dependability.
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26
An epigrapher studies ancient inscriptions.
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27
The Ten Commandments were only for the children of Israel.
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28
Humanism is setting God's goals in our life and society.
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29
The nature of man has not changed since the Fall of man.
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False
30
B.C. means before Christ.
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False
31
Worship of other gods helps us to relate to God.
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True
32
A historian is one who writes history.
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33
Man's conflicts with his environment are his social conflicts.
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34
A statistician is one who collects data.
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35
The Greek view of history was cyclical.
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36
These are qualities necessary for a historian: patient, versatile, tenacious, good judgement, honest, & accurate.
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37
The view that history recurs without any real purpose is called cyclical history.
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True
38
The first people with a sense of history were the Romans.
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True
39
In Exodus 20: 1-11 it tells us how man should relate to God.
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