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AP World History Unit 1 Exam: Period 1 & 2
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A major difference between the teachings of Buddhism and Hinduism is
the cycle of rebirth
belief in nirvana
belief in Karma
belief in castes
2
The Aryan conquerors brought to India
distinctive religious beliefs
its first civilization
admiration for India's earlier inhabitants
long-lasting peace and stability
3
The statuary below was produced in
ancient persia
Mughal India
ancient Greece
medieval Europe
4
Which civilization had to import most of its food and grain from colonies
Zhou China
Han China
Gupta India
The Greeks
5
In the classical period, both China and India
developed lasting tradition of strong,centralized government
welcomed influences from other cultures
attempted to conquer the most territory possible
showed considerable tolerance for different religions
6
Confucianism is characterized by all of the following EXCEPT
nobility is acquired through virtue, not birth
treat others as they themselves would be treated
devotion to family is not as important as devotion oneself
everyone should carry out his social duties with devotion
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How did the collapse of the Han China resemble the loss of European lands for the Romans
outside invaders contributed to the collapse of both empires
their leaders began to rely on Buddhism to guide decisions
both fell as a result of depletion of natural resources
both were later devoured by the Byzantine Empire
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What is a similarity between Hinduism and Buddhism?
both religions accept the souls reach spiritual perfection
both religions support a caste system
both embrace the Four Noble Truths
both follow the Eightfold Path
9
Which answer is the best representation of Confucian thought
only aristocracy have qualities of etiquette and grace
emperors should do whatever is necessary to keep power
political power is given by the gods to rule as they please
husbands & wives should share the responsibility for family
10
Which statement refers to the best of Alexander the Great
he typically ruled through local hierarchies
he forced conquered peoples to worship Greek gods & goddess
he saw his empire slowly disintegrate during his life
he never managed to conquer Egypt
11
Which society had the most constrictive in social hierarchy & least room for social mobility?
China
Rome
India
Persia
12
To regulate the social life of their empire, the Romans depended on
its highly efficient bureaucracy
its world religion
its strictly enforced caste system
its code of laws
13
All early agricultural societies
used pictographs as their form of writing
were traders
were polythesitic
settled in river valleys
14
The emergence of agriculture caused all the following EXCEPT
a population explosion
the ability of humans to settle more permanently in one spot
the disappearance of hunter-gatherer communities
increase in specialization of political, economic & religion