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Unit 1 Review (Ancient Civ, Greece, Rome)
Unit 1 Review (Ancient Civ, Greece, Rome)
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Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey were __________________ showing Greek history and culture
statues of gods
two immense ships
epic poems
paintings
2
The Buddha believed that suffering is caused by…
attachment to the things of this world.
demons.
not living according to the will and laws of God
spending money foolishly
3
___________ became the 1st Christian emperor of Rome
Nero
Constantine
Julius Caesar
Cicero
4
Jewish teacher traveled and preached in Judea and Galilee and ultimately started Christianity
Jesus
Simon Peter
Mark
Paul
5
Scientists believe that homo sapiens sapiens appeared where between 150,000 & 200,000 years ago
Europe
Africa
North America
Asia
6
The Silk Road was a
road that wound through Japan, the area to produce silk
great wall three thousand miles long
road covered in silk that only the king could travel upo
route between the Roman Emp and China that ran through India
7
Historian have identified the basic characteristics of civilizations as…
use of metals, weapons, houses, food, religion, and art
vehicles, fire, nomadic life, hunt & gather, and technology
cities, govt, religion, social structure, writing, and art
villages, temples, trade, tools, use of fire, and armies
8
The Neolithic Revolution can best be described as…
growing crops, taming food-producing animals by early humans
the use of fire by early humans to change their environments
the result of the youth taking control of the tribes
political conflict between Neolithic and Paleolithic peoples
9
Sparta differed from Athens in that it
placed emphasis on individual thought
was primarily a military state
encouraged travel and diversity
was a true democracy
10
Which is a form of government where the leader is not a King & citizens have the right to vote?
Polis
Dictatorship
Oligarchy
Republic
11
Above all, writing was an important feature in the life of these new civilizations because
t allowed for creative expression
allowed different civilizations to communicate w/ each other
enabled rulers, priests, merchants, artisans to keep records
it helped educate their people
12
The religion of Judaism differed from the other religions of the time in that it...
the 1st religion to set laws the people live their lives
was monotheistic, meaning its followers believed in one God
had no sacred texts or books
was polytheistic, meaning followers believed in many gods
13
Which of the following was a period of peace and prosperity in Rome that lasted almost 200 year
The Republic
Rubicon
Long Winter
Pax Romana
14
Hammurabi is remembered for
overthrowing the Akkadian Empire
his law code, a collection of laws for Mesopotamian society
restructuring Mesopotamian religion
his agricultural innovations
15
The scattering of the Jewish people is called the
Ariism
Armageddon
Torah
Diaspora
16
The conquests of Alexander the Great created the
Macedonian Age, a period of advancement in art
Dark Ages, a time of great sadness for the Greek people
Age of Lawlessness, a period of extreme cruelty and anarchy
Hellenistic Era expands Greek language & ideas to non-Greeks
17
If you practice Buddhism, what could the future possibly hold for you
Achieving dharma
World Peace
Nirvana
Four Truths
18
Confucian concept of duty if each individual works hard to fulfill his/her duties, then society
will become self-governing
will crumble due to lack of cooperation among individuals
will prosper as well
will become more advanced technologically
19
The end of tyranny in greece led to the development of ____, of government by the people
Communism
Ephors
Democracy
Oligarchy
20
What impact did the high mountain ranges in Greece have on the development of Greek communities
communities developed in isolation causin fierce independent
Mountains made it difficult for Greeks to defend themselves
The mountain separated Greek communities from the sea
created a unified Greek culture
