Which two geographical features most likely provided fertile land to multiple city-states?

Euphrates River and Tigris River

A ship is 20˚ south latitude and 80˚ east longitude. Which best describes the ship's location?

in the middle of the Indian Ocean

Which statement correctly describes early hunter-gatherer societies?

They often changed their physical location.

Which statement is supported by information in the timeline?

The Zhou dynasty ruled before the Han dynasty.

Describe the relationship between China and the Middle East in the 8th century A.D.

They traded with each other along the Silk Road.

Which activity made it easier for rulers to control large areas of land in ancient China?

the creation of a feudal system

What is the most common theory for how these seals came to be located in the Indus Valley?

Indus Valley merchants traded with Middle East merchants.

What was the main purpose of the Great Wall of China?

to create a boundary between China and its neighbors

How did the use of aqueducts affect settlement in early Roman civilizations?

People who lived in dry areas had access to fresh water.

How did many of the river-based civilizations survive?

They provided a fresh water supply and rich soil.

Which outcome was a result of the medieval Crusades?

European advances in science and architecture

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1
Which resource could you use as a primary source?
an encyclopedia article about China
a timeline showing major events in Chinese history
a chapter about China from his history book
the diary of a Chinese poet
2
This speech most likely described:
Greece
Rome
China
Egypt
3
Which two geographical features most likely provided fertile land to multiple city-states?
Mediterranean Sea and Red Sea
Zagros Mountains and Caspian Sea
Persian Gulf and Arabian Desert
Euphrates River and Tigris River
4
A ship is 20˚ south latitude and 80˚ east longitude. Which best describes the ship's location?
in the middle of the Indian Ocean
in the middle of the Arctic Ocean
off the west coast of South America
off the west coast of Africa
5
Which statement correctly describes early hunter-gatherer societies?
They usually lived together in large cities.
They traveled with large surpluses of food.
They relied on farming for most of their food supply.
They often changed their physical location.
6
Which feature was a necessity for early settlements?
a warm climate
access to metals such as iron
large, flat areas for constructing houses
nearby water sources
7
Which statement is supported by information in the timeline?
China developed an alphabet before the Phoenicians.
The Shang dynasty ruled after the Qin dynasty.
China united before it developed a written language.
The Zhou dynasty ruled before the Han dynasty.
8
Describe the relationship between China and the Middle East in the 8th century A.D.
They traded with each other along the Silk Road.
They spoke the same languages.
They fought many wars against each other.
They practiced the same religion.
9
Which activity made it easier for rulers to control large areas of land in ancient China?
the spread of Buddhism
the invention of the wheelbarrow
the use of paper money
the creation of a feudal system
10
Maria is making an outline for a school paper. Which factor best completes her outline?
Civil war
Drought
Overpopulation
Religious freedom
11
What is the most common theory for how these seals came to be located in the Indus Valley?
Indus Valley people eventually migrated to Israel and Iraq.
Indus Valley merchants traded with Middle East merchants.
Bad weather caused the seals to be carried across the ocean.
The seals were stolen by invaders and hidden in other lands.
12
Which number on the map labels the river that contributed to the development of ancient Egypt?
number 1
number 2
number 4
number 3
13
Which early civilization spread the use of a simple alphabet as it traded with other peoples?
the Harrappan
the Egyptian
the Phoenician
the Chinese
14
Which region would have best supported an early Native American farming civilization?
coastal range
volcanic range
river valley
desert
15
What was the main purpose of the Great Wall of China?
to create a boundary between China and its neighbors
to protect China from earthquakes and other natural disaster
to serve as an observatory for astronomers and scientists
to spread their ideas to the rest of the world
16
How did the use of aqueducts affect settlement in early Roman civilizations?
Every family was able to have a private bath in its home.
Fresh water attracted settlers from other civilizations.
Farmers were able to keep their crops watered.
People who lived in dry areas had access to fresh water.
17
How did many of the river-based civilizations survive?
They provided a route for transporting goods.
They formed protective barriers around civilizations.
They were a power source for mechanical devices.
They provided a fresh water supply and rich soil.
18
Which is the most likely reason that hunter-gatherers began farming?
a scarcity of food
a decline in population
a loss of technology
wars among groups
19
Why did the Phoenicians establish dozens of colonies along the Mediterranean coast?
to explore new territories in Europe and Africa
to spread their religious beliefs
to improve and expand trade
to protect their main cities from attack
20
Which outcome was a result of the medieval Crusades?
the spread of Christianity throughout the Middle East
greater knowledge of European geography among Muslims
European advances in science and architecture
peace between Christians and Muslims

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