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Review LEAP 2025
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1
Judaism, Islam, and Christianity are all considered?
Atheist
Monotheistic
Agnostic
Polytheistic
2
Ancient Egypt and China had dynasties, what is a dynasty?
a citizen
a ruling family
a military leader
a king
3
Which of the following is a secondary source?
Magazine Article
All of the above
Encyclopedias
Textbook
4
What two ways helped spread the black plague according to the map?
merchant ships
religious priests
trade routes like the silk road
knights from the crusades
5
Monotheistic, Roman Empire, Bible, 10 Commanments, Jesus
Christianity
Polytheism
Islam
Buddhism
6
What element of a civilization does this primary source from Mesopotamia portray?
cities
religion
social classes
government
7
Why do people migrate or move?
Search for food
All of the above
due to unforeseen weather
Economics or money
8
During the Crusades, the Pope had great influence over who?
serfs
monks
peasants
kings
9
What was the purpose of Hammurabi's Code?
Everyone knew the laws and punishments
To torture people
To pay taxes
Save people from dieing
10
The ancient Greeks developed a form of government where citizens could......
participate in their government
be controlled by a king
have no rights
select leaders to make their decisions
11
How did hunter and gatherers societies (cavemen) get their food? More than one correct answer
by farming and irrigating the land
by gathering fruits, nuts, berries, and other vegetation
by going to the market
by following animal migrations
12
Invented paper, gun powder, kites, Confucious, Silk Road, Great Wall
Africa
Romans
China
Egypt
13
What was invented to increase production of books?
News paper
Type writer
Paper boys
Printing press
14
What animal contributed to the Black Death?
Rats and fleas
Unicorns
Donkeys
Llamas
15
The crusades helped promote cultural diffusion between what two continents?
Australia and North America
Africa and South America
Asia and Antartica
Europe and Asia
16
What was the role of the guild during the middle ages?
perform medical practices
collect taxes
create money for kingdoms
set prices for the goods and train apprentices
17
What is this map showing?
Physical features
Trade Routes
Water Sources
Population Growth
18
What empire was the largest and spread into 3 continents?
Mesopotamia
Egyptians
Greek
Romans
19
What religion was centered on the 5 Pillars?
Buddhism
Greek Mythology
Christianity
Islam
20
Learning to read from the Quran, the Islamic holy book, helped promote?
literacy and learning
persecution of Muslims
fighting
trade
21
Name that civilization: Became wealthy because of trade from Ghana and Mali
Greece
Cavemen
Mesopotamia
African
22
Buddhism starting in India and spreading to other parts of Asia is an example of?
opportunity cost
regional specialization
cultural diffusion
command economy
23
What religion does this following gods come from?
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
24
Which civilization is this primary source from?
Greek
Mesopotamia
China
Egyptian
25
Why did ancient people decide to settle near river valleys?
because of the dry climate
to water their livestock and animals
for easy access to the sea for trade
for fresh water and fertile land for farming
26
According to this primary source, how did Aztec people treat the people they conquered?
treated them as equals
forced them to participate in their government
sacrificed them to their gods
peacefully
27
Tigris, Euphrates, Fertile Crescent, First Written Code of Law, Eye for an Eye, Cuneiform
Inca
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Aztec
28
Which civilization started a republic, built roads, and started the 12 tables for plebeians?
Mesopotamians
Greeks
Romans
Chinese
29
Sparta had a government where a few wealthy people governed the people, this is called an?
monarchy
democracy
republic
oligarchy
30
Which of the following
WAS NOT
a factor of the Fall of the Roman Empire?
Barbarian invasions
mercenary armies
strong leadership
inflation