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1. The Hittites established an empire throughout what geographic areas:
2. Egypt
3. Turkey
1. Mesopotamia
4. 1 and 3
2
Judaism and Islam both have a founder and a sacred text.
True
False
3
Mohamed was given the revelations that became the Qur'an by the angel Gabriel
True
False
4
What was the first criminal code ever developed?
Mesopotamian Code
Egyptian Code
Hammurabian Code
Roman Code
5
Hindus are to make a pilgrimage to bathe in the Ganges at some point in their life.
False
True
6
Both Hindus and Buddhists believe in reincarnation.
True
False
7
Heiroglyphics and Chinese writing began as pictographs
False
True
8
Abraham was from Mesopotamia.
False
True
9
The Qin dynasty unified China under one dynasty
False
True
10
Which Chinese philosophy encourages education?
Daoism
Legalism
Confucianism
All of the above
11
Homo Sapiens migrated to North America by
Both red and blue
Boat
Land bridge
Chariot
12
Wu Wei means effortless action or non-action in Daoism.
False
True
13
Hindus and Muslims believe in karma.
False
True
14
A person who studies human artifacts is known as a
Paleontolgist
Archeologist
Geologist
Anthropologist
15
The Nile river flows north
False
True
16
The Assyrians could be considered the world's first terrorists
True
False
17
Hindus believe one may be reincarnated as an animal such as a cow
False
True
18
Homo Sapiens first arose where?
Canaan
East Africa
Mesopotamia
West Africa
19
Christianity post-dates Judaism
True
False
20
6. Which of the following religions is nontheistic (does not believe in a god):
Judaism
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
21
Christianity and Islam are the two largest religions in the world.
False
True
22
Which is the holy book of Hindus?
Torah
Bible
There is none
Qur'an
23
The Persians permitted conquered people to practice their own
Sports
Economics
Philosophy
Religion
24
India is a predominately Islamic country.
True
False
25
Why did early humans migrate
To follow their food, or animals
To be fur traders
To avoid the cold
For trading purposes
26
Which of the following is not one of the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism?
Life is filled with suffering and sorrow
Life is filled with Nirvana
Selfish desire for temporary pleasures causes all suffering
The way to end all suffering is to end all desires
27
5. Which of the following religions is polytheistic:
1. Islam
4. Buddhism
3. Judaism
2. Hinduism
28
Which Chinese philosophy or philosophies does our own system of government most resemble?
Daoism
Legalism
Confucianism
Red and gold
29
What was the political unit of ancient Sumeria?
Democracy
City-States
City-Neighbors
Unified Government
30
By following the eightfold path a Hindu may achieve Moksha.
True
False
31
Islam considers the following people to be prophets
All of the above
Mohammed
Moses
Abraham
32
What form of writing was developed in Sumeria?
Pictographs
Cuneiform
Heiroglyphics
Cursive
33
Which Egyptian Pharoah clashed with the Hittites at Kadesh?
Hashepsut
Ramses II
Thutmose III
Hammurabi
34
The Tigris and Euphrates rivers empty into the Red Sea
False
True
35
Muslims are to make a pilgrimage to what city at least once in their lives?
The Ganges River
Jericho
Jerusalem
Mecca
36
Which of the following is not one of the Five Pillars of Islam?
Pain
Prayer
Fasting
Almsgiving
37
The pilgrimage to be done by Muslims once in their lives is called the Haj
True
False
38
What terrorist group is Israel fighting in the Lebanon?
Al Jazeera
Al Quada
Hamas
Hezbollah
39
The Chinese philosophy of Legalism was incorporated by which dynasty?
Shang
Zhou
Qin
Han
40
What development permitted humans to cease migration and remain in one location
Aquaculture
Hunting and gathering
Agriculture
Iron weapons
41
The Indus and Ganges rivers originate in the Himilayas
False
True
42
The Great Wall of China was built to keep Persian invaders out of China
False
True
43
King Darius's only defeat was by the:
Mongols
Romans
Phoenicians
Greeks
44
Monsoons provide rainfall to Egypt
False
True
45
The Yangtse and Yellow River empty into the Indian Ocean.
True
False
46
Egyptian pyramids were built as
Red and green
Temples for worship
Tombs
Monuments
Navigation landmarks
Housing for homeless Egyptians
47
Which Persian King freed the Jews in Bablyon to return to Jerusalem?
King Darius II
King Cyrus
King Darwin
King Charles
48
Nebuchandnezzer was an Assyrian king
False
True
49
2. The Hittites excelled at warfare because of:
1. Bronze weapons and horses
2. Horses and chariots
3. Iron weapons and chariots
4. Chariots and bronze weapons
50
What terrorist group is Israel fighting in the Gaza Strip?
Hezbollah
Al Quada
Hamas
Al Jazeera
51
Which civilization invented the alphabet which is a precedent of ours:
Phoenicians
Chinese
Egyptians
Summerians
52
Who was the first female Pharoah
Thutmose III
Ramses II
Hammurabi
Hatshepsut
53
What were significant developments of the Persians?
A postal system
All of the above
A royal road that ran from Persia to Turkey
Uniform coinage (currency) throughout the empire
54
Muslims and Jews consider Jesus to be a Messiah
False
True
55
Which civilization established trading outposts throughout the Meditteranean?
Phoenicians
Minoans
Egyptians
Hittites
56
The Buddha achieved enlightenment after sitting under a fig tree in Nepal.
True
False
57
Daoists believe in the "rule of law" and strict enforcement of laws
True
False
58
The Persian Empire was larger than which of the following
Neo Babylonians
All of the above
Hittites
Assyrians
59
4. The creator of Hinduism is:
2. Krishna
3. Karma
4. No one knows for sure.
1. Vishnu
60
Which Pharoah established a broad Egyptian empire?
Hammurabi
Ramses II
Thutmose III
Hashhepsut
61
7. Who founded Buddhism
No one knows who
Abraham
Sidhartha Gautama
Mohamed
62
Mecca is in modern day Saudi Arabia
True
False
63
The two main rivers in Mesopotamia were
Euphrates and Nile
Tigris and Euphrates
Ganges and Indus
Tigris and Nile