Which statements supports the fact that the Nile River Valley was well suited for settlement?

The geography included areas for farming.

Many people believe that Jesus was the Messiah, meaning

he came to restore the greatness of Israel.

According to Buddha’s teachings, suffering comes from

our desires for pleasure and material goods.

According to Buddha, how could people reach nirvana?

by following the eight-fold path

Which goal would have been most important to nomads?

getting food and water for their animals

According to the Qur'an, paradise is

a beautiful garden full of fine food and drink.

The Hebrews viewed their release from slavery as

a sign that God was protecting them.

According to early Hindu teachings, women

were not permitted to study the Vedas.

What military policy did the Ottomans and Safavids have in common?

training foreign slave boys to be soldiers

The Tigris and Euphrates are exotic rivers, meaning

they begin in humid areas and flow through dry areas.

Stupas are important to Buddhists because

they hold sacred items from the life of the Buddha.

At age 18, most Israeli men and women must

serve in the military for at least one year.

What is a challenge that Saudi Arabia faces?

It must import large quantities of food.

a Christian belief that God is made up of three persons.

A large difference between Christianity and Judaism is

the Christian belief that Jesus is the Messiah.

During the flood season, farmers

worked on the pharaoh’s building projects.

Righteousness is the concept of

doing what is right and proper.

Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt were called by those names because

Upper Egypt was located upriver from Lower Egypt.

The central teaching of the Qur'an is that

there is only one God and Muhammad is his prophet.

How did the Rosetta Stone help scholars and historians in their study of hieroglyphics?

It provided Greek text that matched early Egyptian writing

Who would the people of Egypt blame if crops did not grow or if disease struck?

the pharaoh who was both ruler and god

Why were tombs filled with art, jewelry, and other treasures?

Egyptians believed the dead enjoyed them in the afterlife.

A central part of all Jewish religious services is

reading passages from the Torah.

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1
Which statements supports the fact that the Nile River Valley was well suited for settlement?
The geography helped to unify the country.
The geography supported various desert plants and birds.
The geography included areas for farming.
The geography included many areas for hunters to hunt widely
2
After Muhammad's death, the title given to Islam's highest leaders was
emperor.
caliph.
successor.
sultan.
3
Siva the Destroyer and Vishnu the Preserver are examples of
characters in the Panchatantra.
Hindu gods.
Buddha’s early followers.
Gupta rulers.
4
Many people believe that Jesus was the Messiah, meaning
he came to restore the greatness of Israel.
he would spread his message far and wide.
he had the power to heal the sick.
he died and rose from the dead.
5
According to Buddha’s teachings, suffering comes from
the negative karma that we have built.
the fallen state of humanity.
our desires for pleasure and material goods.
acts of the gods.
6
What formed most of the northern border of the Byzantine Empire in Europe?
Danube River
Ionian Sea
Black Sea
Adriatic Sea
7
According to Buddha, how could people reach nirvana?
by reincarnation into a higher form
by following the eight-fold path
by accepting their place in the world
by practicing nonviolence
8
The holiday of Hanukkah celebrates
the miracle of the oil lamp.
the tradition of the Talmud.
the Jewish New Year.
the Hebrews’ journey out of slavery.
9
The Mughal empire was started by Babur in
Central Asia.
northern India.
Spain.
the Arabian Peninsula.
10
What content is included in the Qur'an?
interpretation of the Sunnah
description of the life of Muhammad
Muhammad's words and actions
guidelines for moral behavior
11
In ancient Egypt, women had the right to
divorce their husbands
make contracts.
own property
All of the above
12
Which goal would have been most important to nomads?
building large temples
getting water for their crops
collecting spices, gold, and other goods
getting food and water for their animals
13
Arabic-speaking people who live in the deserts of Southwest Asia are
Maronites.
Jews.
Kurds.
Bedouins.
14
What was the name of the series of invasions of Palestine launched by Christians from Europe?
Zionism
the Crusades
the Diaspora
Knesset
15
Which country has the world's largest oil reserves?
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Iran
16
According to the Qur'an, paradise is
a perfect society ruled by Muhammad.
just a legend.
a place where all people can share their ideas.
a beautiful garden full of fine food and drink.
17
The Hebrews viewed their release from slavery as
a sign of Moses’s great leadership.
God’s justice.
a sign that God was protecting them.
the fulfillment of a prophesy.
18
According to early Hindu teachings, women
were equal to men.
could not attain salvation in their current lives.
should not be restricted.
were not permitted to study the Vedas.
19
What military policy did the Ottomans and Safavids have in common?
using all metal for military purposes
training foreign slave boys to be soldiers
drafting their own people into the army
taking no prisoners
20
The Safavids blended many
Sunni and Shia traditions.
Greek and Muslim philosophies.
Persian and Muslim traditions.
Christian and Jewish practices.
21
"Kosher" is a Hebrew term which refers to
a person who is not from Israel
Jewish dietary laws.
a large farm where people share everything in common.
the Israeli parliament.
22
The Tigris and Euphrates are exotic rivers, meaning
they contain fossil water.
they were part of the world’s first civilization.
they are partially located in tropical areas.
they begin in humid areas and flow through dry areas.
23
Stupas are important to Buddhists because
they have images of the Buddha carved on them.
they were blessed by the Buddha.
they hold sacred items from the life of the Buddha.
they have edicts carved into them.
24
At age 18, most Israeli men and women must
pass a Hebrew test.
serve in the military for at least one year.
celebrate their bar mitzvah or bat mitzvah.
spend six months on a kibbutz.
25
The Egyptian writing system is called
hieroglyphics.
Egyptese.
Kush.
Rosetta.
26
The inner struggle that people go through to obey God is called
minaret.
jihad.
hadith.
hegira.
27
A basic concept in Jainism is
acceptance of one’s place in the world.
nonviolence.
meditation.
karma.
28
What is a challenge that Saudi Arabia faces?
Its oil reserves are starting to run out.
Young people are abandoning Islam.
It must import large quantities of food.
It cannot fill all the jobs needed for the oil industry.
29
The Trinity is
a Christian denomination.
one of the Jewish holy books.
a belief in miracles and salvation.
a Christian belief that God is made up of three persons.
30
What is the largest religion in India today?
Buddhism
Hinduism
Jainism
traditional religion
31
A large difference between Christianity and Judaism is
the Christian belief that Jesus is the Messiah.
the Jewish belief in the Messiah.
the Christian belief in loving others.
the Jewish belief in righteousness.
32
During the flood season, farmers
did pre-planting work.
harvested their crops
worked on the pharaoh’s building projects.
worshipped the gods for several days straight.
33
Water on the Arabian peninsula is located mainly
in underground aquifers.
in scattered oases.
in inland lakes.
in forested areas.
34
Which of the following is an Islamic belief?
Allah is the only God.
Muhammad's house in Medina is Islam's most sacred place.
The Sunnah is the exact word of God.
Muhammad was the son of God.
35
The world's first civilization was located in present-day
Oman.
Saudi Arabia.
Iran.
Iraq.
36
To judge the rightness of actions, Islamic law relies on
the Qur'an.
All of the above
the Sunnah.
human reason.
37
The most important person in Iran’s government is
the head of the ayatollahs
the head of parliament.
the prime minister.
the president.
38
Righteousness is the concept of
following the law.
doing what is right and proper.
honoring the history of one’s people.
worshipping one God
39
Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt were called by those names because
Upper Egypt was located north of Lower Egypt.
Upper Egypt was at a higher elevation than Lower Egypt.
Upper Egypt was richer than Lower Egypt.
Upper Egypt was located upriver from Lower Egypt.
40
Jewish religious leaders are called
rabbis.
priests.
bishops.
Apostles.
41
Animal products, herbs, and cooking supplies were traded in
towns centered around oases.
observatories.
the Kaaba.
nomadic encampments.
42
What do Jews consider the holiest day of the entire year?
Hanukkah
Passover
Yom Kippur
Easter
43
What is Iraq’s second largest ethnic group?
Kurds
Azerbaijanis
Persians
Turks
44
The central teaching of the Qur'an is that
there should be holy war on evildoers.
there is only one God and Muhammad is his prophet.
the poor should be cared for.
followers of God should treat each other like family.
45
The Persian Gulf War began after d.
weapons of mass destruction were found in Iraq.
Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait.
Saddam Hussein invaded Iran.
the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
46
How did the Rosetta Stone help scholars and historians in their study of hieroglyphics?
It provided clues to Queen Hatshepsut's tomb.
It provided clues to Ramses' tomb.
It provided Greek text that matched early Egyptian writing
It provided paintings of various creation stories.
47
Who would the people of Egypt blame if crops did not grow or if disease struck?
the mummies whose ka was disturbed
the dynasty that was in power
the pharaoh who was both ruler and god
the farmers whose small villages were unclean
48
The Resurrection is the Christian belief that Jesus
was crucified.
taught about salvation
rose from the dead.
performed miracles.
49
The Torah is the first part of
Justinian's Code.
the New Testament.
the Gospels.
the Hebrew Bible.
50
Why were tombs filled with art, jewelry, and other treasures?
The tombs served as museums.
Egyptians believed tombs to be the safest places.
The tombs were the private storage rooms of the pharaoh.
Egyptians believed the dead enjoyed them in the afterlife.
51
A central part of all Jewish religious services is
eating unrisen bread.
a sermon on the Talmud.
lighting the candles of the menorah.
reading passages from the Torah.
52
Hinduism taught that each person has a duty to
accept his or her place in the world.
spread the teachings of the Vedas.
meditate daily.
practice nonviolence
53
Why do geographers call Arabia a "crossroads"' location?
All trade routes end in Arabia.
It is home to very few cultures or people.
Trade routes linking Africa, Asia, and Europe run through it
People from many different cultures live there
54
In Hinduism, people are reborn into new forms. The form one is born into depends on one's
moksha.
dharma.
sutra.
karma.
55
The highest-ranking varna was
the Brahmins.
the untouchables.
the Kshatriyas.
the Vaisyas.

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Flashcards55 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 55

Answers

1
Which statements supports the fact that the Nile River Valley was well suited for settlement?
The geography helped to unify the country.
The geography supported various desert plants and birds.
The geography included areas for farming.
The geography included many areas for hunters to hunt widely
2
After Muhammad's death, the title given to Islam's highest leaders was
emperor.
caliph.
successor.
sultan.
3
Siva the Destroyer and Vishnu the Preserver are examples of
characters in the Panchatantra.
Hindu gods.
Buddha’s early followers.
Gupta rulers.
4
Many people believe that Jesus was the Messiah, meaning
he came to restore the greatness of Israel.
he would spread his message far and wide.
he had the power to heal the sick.
he died and rose from the dead.
5
According to Buddha’s teachings, suffering comes from
the negative karma that we have built.
the fallen state of humanity.
our desires for pleasure and material goods.
acts of the gods.
6
What formed most of the northern border of the Byzantine Empire in Europe?
Danube River
Ionian Sea
Black Sea
Adriatic Sea
7
According to Buddha, how could people reach nirvana?
by reincarnation into a higher form
by following the eight-fold path
by accepting their place in the world
by practicing nonviolence
8
The holiday of Hanukkah celebrates
the miracle of the oil lamp.
the tradition of the Talmud.
the Jewish New Year.
the Hebrews’ journey out of slavery.
9
The Mughal empire was started by Babur in
Central Asia.
northern India.
Spain.
the Arabian Peninsula.
10
What content is included in the Qur'an?
interpretation of the Sunnah
description of the life of Muhammad
Muhammad's words and actions
guidelines for moral behavior
11
In ancient Egypt, women had the right to
divorce their husbands
make contracts.
own property
All of the above
12
Which goal would have been most important to nomads?
building large temples
getting water for their crops
collecting spices, gold, and other goods
getting food and water for their animals
13
Arabic-speaking people who live in the deserts of Southwest Asia are
Maronites.
Jews.
Kurds.
Bedouins.
14
What was the name of the series of invasions of Palestine launched by Christians from Europe?
Zionism
the Crusades
the Diaspora
Knesset
15
Which country has the world's largest oil reserves?
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Iran
16
According to the Qur'an, paradise is
a perfect society ruled by Muhammad.
just a legend.
a place where all people can share their ideas.
a beautiful garden full of fine food and drink.
17
The Hebrews viewed their release from slavery as
a sign of Moses’s great leadership.
God’s justice.
a sign that God was protecting them.
the fulfillment of a prophesy.
18
According to early Hindu teachings, women
were equal to men.
could not attain salvation in their current lives.
should not be restricted.
were not permitted to study the Vedas.
19
What military policy did the Ottomans and Safavids have in common?
using all metal for military purposes
training foreign slave boys to be soldiers
drafting their own people into the army
taking no prisoners
20
The Safavids blended many
Sunni and Shia traditions.
Greek and Muslim philosophies.
Persian and Muslim traditions.
Christian and Jewish practices.
21
"Kosher" is a Hebrew term which refers to
a person who is not from Israel
Jewish dietary laws.
a large farm where people share everything in common.
the Israeli parliament.
22
The Tigris and Euphrates are exotic rivers, meaning
they contain fossil water.
they were part of the world’s first civilization.
they are partially located in tropical areas.
they begin in humid areas and flow through dry areas.
23
Stupas are important to Buddhists because
they have images of the Buddha carved on them.
they were blessed by the Buddha.
they hold sacred items from the life of the Buddha.
they have edicts carved into them.
24
At age 18, most Israeli men and women must
pass a Hebrew test.
serve in the military for at least one year.
celebrate their bar mitzvah or bat mitzvah.
spend six months on a kibbutz.
25
The Egyptian writing system is called
hieroglyphics.
Egyptese.
Kush.
Rosetta.
26
The inner struggle that people go through to obey God is called
minaret.
jihad.
hadith.
hegira.
27
A basic concept in Jainism is
acceptance of one’s place in the world.
nonviolence.
meditation.
karma.
28
What is a challenge that Saudi Arabia faces?
Its oil reserves are starting to run out.
Young people are abandoning Islam.
It must import large quantities of food.
It cannot fill all the jobs needed for the oil industry.
29
The Trinity is
a Christian denomination.
one of the Jewish holy books.
a belief in miracles and salvation.
a Christian belief that God is made up of three persons.
30
What is the largest religion in India today?
Buddhism
Hinduism
Jainism
traditional religion
31
A large difference between Christianity and Judaism is
the Christian belief that Jesus is the Messiah.
the Jewish belief in the Messiah.
the Christian belief in loving others.
the Jewish belief in righteousness.
32
During the flood season, farmers
did pre-planting work.
harvested their crops
worked on the pharaoh’s building projects.
worshipped the gods for several days straight.
33
Water on the Arabian peninsula is located mainly
in underground aquifers.
in scattered oases.
in inland lakes.
in forested areas.
34
Which of the following is an Islamic belief?
Allah is the only God.
Muhammad's house in Medina is Islam's most sacred place.
The Sunnah is the exact word of God.
Muhammad was the son of God.
35
The world's first civilization was located in present-day
Oman.
Saudi Arabia.
Iran.
Iraq.
36
To judge the rightness of actions, Islamic law relies on
the Qur'an.
All of the above
the Sunnah.
human reason.
37
The most important person in Iran’s government is
the head of the ayatollahs
the head of parliament.
the prime minister.
the president.
38
Righteousness is the concept of
following the law.
doing what is right and proper.
honoring the history of one’s people.
worshipping one God
39
Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt were called by those names because
Upper Egypt was located north of Lower Egypt.
Upper Egypt was at a higher elevation than Lower Egypt.
Upper Egypt was richer than Lower Egypt.
Upper Egypt was located upriver from Lower Egypt.
40
Jewish religious leaders are called
rabbis.
priests.
bishops.
Apostles.
41
Animal products, herbs, and cooking supplies were traded in
towns centered around oases.
observatories.
the Kaaba.
nomadic encampments.
42
What do Jews consider the holiest day of the entire year?
Hanukkah
Passover
Yom Kippur
Easter
43
What is Iraq’s second largest ethnic group?
Kurds
Azerbaijanis
Persians
Turks
44
The central teaching of the Qur'an is that
there should be holy war on evildoers.
there is only one God and Muhammad is his prophet.
the poor should be cared for.
followers of God should treat each other like family.
45
The Persian Gulf War began after d.
weapons of mass destruction were found in Iraq.
Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait.
Saddam Hussein invaded Iran.
the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
46
How did the Rosetta Stone help scholars and historians in their study of hieroglyphics?
It provided clues to Queen Hatshepsut's tomb.
It provided clues to Ramses' tomb.
It provided Greek text that matched early Egyptian writing
It provided paintings of various creation stories.
47
Who would the people of Egypt blame if crops did not grow or if disease struck?
the mummies whose ka was disturbed
the dynasty that was in power
the pharaoh who was both ruler and god
the farmers whose small villages were unclean
48
The Resurrection is the Christian belief that Jesus
was crucified.
taught about salvation
rose from the dead.
performed miracles.
49
The Torah is the first part of
Justinian's Code.
the New Testament.
the Gospels.
the Hebrew Bible.
50
Why were tombs filled with art, jewelry, and other treasures?
The tombs served as museums.
Egyptians believed tombs to be the safest places.
The tombs were the private storage rooms of the pharaoh.
Egyptians believed the dead enjoyed them in the afterlife.
51
A central part of all Jewish religious services is
eating unrisen bread.
a sermon on the Talmud.
lighting the candles of the menorah.
reading passages from the Torah.
52
Hinduism taught that each person has a duty to
accept his or her place in the world.
spread the teachings of the Vedas.
meditate daily.
practice nonviolence
53
Why do geographers call Arabia a "crossroads"' location?
All trade routes end in Arabia.
It is home to very few cultures or people.
Trade routes linking Africa, Asia, and Europe run through it
People from many different cultures live there
54
In Hinduism, people are reborn into new forms. The form one is born into depends on one's
moksha.
dharma.
sutra.
karma.
55
The highest-ranking varna was
the Brahmins.
the untouchables.
the Kshatriyas.
the Vaisyas.