Early Civilizations TO Empires/Classical Era

Which of the following was a benefit of domesticating animals?

Which Roman emperor made Christianity legal in Rome with the Edict of Milan?

Which emperor divided the Roman Empire?

Which of the following was NOT a goal that Pericles had for Athens?

The early Chinese belief that justified new rulers overthrowing the government was called

What was an influence of the Roman Republic on government (branches)?

What made the flooding of the Nile River unique?

The Mandate of Heaven was used by the early Chinese to explain which of the following?

What was the first monotheistic religion?

Which of the following was NOT a characteristic of direct democracy in Athens?

What is the movement/spread of goods and ideas from one place to another?

What did the Twelve Tables do for Roman citizens?

Which philosopher tutored Alexander the Great?

In Roman society, the people who were wealthy landowners were called

Why was the use of Hieroglyphics significant for the Egyptians?

Which of the following helped cultural diffusion occur in the ancient world?

Which of the following helped to spread Christianity throughout Rome so quickly?

Which of the following was NOT one of the 4 main River Valley Civilizations?

Which religion focused on the Caste System?

Which civilization was known for indoor plumbing and urban planning?

Which civilization was located on the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers?

Which river valley civilization was located on the Yellow River and known for irrigation?

Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 characteristics of civilization?

Roman set of laws that was publicly displayed and gave protection of law to all citizens was

After the division of Rome, what was the name of the "new" eastern empire?

What was the main idea of Hammurabi's Code?

Which river valley civilization was on the Nile river?

Which of the following was NOT something Moses (Judaism) did?

Where was the first monotheistic religion started?

What was the written language used by the Sumerians?

Which civilization was known for Hammurabi's Code and Cuneiform writing?

In "Guns, Germs and Steel", where did Jared Diamond conduct the majority of his observations?

The shift in early human life from food-gathering to food-producing (agriculture) is called

What were 2 important characteristics of Athens?

What 2 characteristics describe Sparta the best?

What impact did geography have on the Greeks?

In Roman society, the people who were poor common citizens were called

People are born into their position in life as a result of actions in previous life is called

What group of invaders led to the fall of Rome?

Why did the early civilizations pop up where they did?