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Final Exam WH 2022Part I
Final Exam WH 2022Part I
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United Japanese clans and started a dynasty that lasted centuries
Yasuke
Yamato Clan
Samurai
2
All are legal ideas common in the modern world, which can trace their origins to Rome EXCEPT
Everyone is equal under the law
Innocent until proven guilty
There has to be a chief justice in the Supreme Court
3
Lived during Heian Period and wrote the world's first novel, "The Tale of Gengi"
Empress Wu Zhao (Zetian)
Yasuke
Lady Murasaki
4
How do we know a man named Jesus walked the Earth, besides the Bible?
Historians like Josephus and Tacitus wrote about him
We have Mary, his mother's, personal diary
We have his body
We have the manger he was born in
5
government with unlimited power who uses it arbitrarily
democracy
legalism
autocracy
6
In Confucius’s five basic relationships that shape society, 3 out of the 5 focus on
virtue
power
the family
anger
7
People who passed the civil service exams in China
Shogun
Yamato Clan
Scholar-Officials
8
rule by small group of wealthy, landowning families
Oligarchy
Monarchy
Democracy
Aristocracy
9
Assyrian capital that held one of the world’s largest libraries
Kush
Hyksos
Nineveh
10
What is an archipelago?
elevated, flat plain
dry grassland
land surrounded by water on three sides
an island group
11
someone who dies for their faith
triumvirate
Edict of Milan
martyr
inflation
12
Father of Alexander the Great who conquered Greece
Plato
Philip of Macedonia
Cyrus
Aristotle
13
language, art, science, and literature of the Greek world from the reign of Alexander the Great
Renaissance
Hellenistic
monotheism
Humanism
14
Mathematician who created a formula to calculate relationship between sides of a right triangle
Pythagoras
Archimedes
Mr. Gulden
15
What is bushido?
supreme military commander, like a military dictator
Samurai code of honor
"divine wind"
Mongol Peace
16
One can see the influence of Egyptian culture on Nubian culture today through pyramids and sculptures.
True
False
17
powerful individual who gained control by appealing to the poor
tyrant
monarchy
autocracy
dictator
18
rule by a few powerful people like in Sparta
aristocracy
tyrant
democracy
oligarchy
19
What was the most important industry in Rome?
Trade
Agriculture
Military
20
At first, plebeians had
Few people
many chads
little to no say in government
a large voice in government
21
Who were the wealthy landowners that held most of the power in Rome?
Tribunes
Plebeians
Consuls
Patricians
22
What helped the Khmer Empire prosper?
the manufacture of silk
superior weapon-making techniques
the arrival of tea from India
better rice cultivation
23
Female pharoah who focused on trade rather than war
Hyksos
Hatshepsut
Kush
Nebuchadnezzar
24
All of these are ways the Assyrians ruled conquered people EXCEPT:
created dependent territories
ruled with tolerance and kindness
ruled with an iron fist
25
What helped China to become a great sea power under Song leadership?
the invention of the magnetic compass
new shipbuilding techniques
battle tactics learned from Mongolian rulers
the invention of gunpowder
26
paid workers who manage the affairs of the government
Pax Romana
martyr
autocrats
civil service
27
Supreme military commander who ruled in the name of the emperor; like a military dictator
Genghis Khan
Scholar-Officials
Shogun
28
Roman consuls were like the U.S.
Senate
House of Representatives
President
29
Roman emperor who made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire
Theodosius
Josephus
Julius Caesar
Constantine
30
The ______ were vital to Greek trade and prosperity.
Roads and highways
gods
Long navigable rivers
Sea routes like the Mediterranean and Aegean
31
How was Islam introduced to the East African coast?
by Portuguese Christians
by the sword
through Muslim traders
through Chinese traders
32
In Southeast Asia, power has often come from
the support of Buddhist monks
protection from monsoons
popularity among rice farmers
control of sea routes
33
Rome and the U.S. Republic both have 3 branches of government.
True
False
34
What Carthaginian general led his elephants over the Alps in the Second Punic War?
Hamilcar
Scipio Africanus
Julius Caesar
Hannibal
35
common language used in Alexander’s empire
Dothraki
Koine
Lingua Franca
English
36
Egyptian pharaoh who took over many lands including Canaan, Syria and Nubia; Hatshepsut’s stepson
Ramses II
Darius
Thutmose III
Hatshepsut
37
Chinese scholar who wanted to restore order and moral living to China
I Ching
Laozi
Confucius
38
The Languages of this group were the ancestors of many modern languages-English, Spanish, Persian and Hindi.
Hittites
Aryans
Indo-Europeans
Egyptians
39
ancient Nubian kingdom whose rulers controlled Egypt for a time
Hyksos
Thutmose III
Israelites
Kush
40
Started the Yuan Dynasty and allowed trade and people to easily and safely move along the Silk Road
Genghis Khan
Yamato Clan
Kublai Khan
41
Form of govt where power rests with the citizens who vote for representatives
plebeian
tribune
republic
patrician
42
a system of departments and agencies formed to carry out the work of government
Mandate of Heaven
Architecture
Cultural Diffusion
Bureaucracy
43
Macedonian King who conquered all of Persia
Cyrus
Alexander the Great
Darius
Philip of Macedonia
44
Mongol who united all the clans and created the Mongol Empire
Marco Polo
Genghis Khan
Kublai Khan
45
What created an intelligent, capable governing class in China?
Highly refined court society that valued art
The civil service examination system
The inclusion of women in leadership roles
Wise agricultural advisers
46
What circumstances enabled Djenne-Djeno to become a bustling trade center?
Its location by the Niger River
Resources such as rice from the fertile floodplains
All options
Iron smelting
47
Athenian Statesmen known for leading the Golden Age in Athens
Plato
Pericles
Homer
Socrates
48
The Phoenicians were different than any other group in Chapter 3 because
they used their shipbuilding skills to go on voyages and explorations
they traded in the Mediterranean Sea
they participated in bull leaping
they did not write anything down
49
First foreigner to be bestowed the honor of samurai
Marco Polo
Genghis Khan
Yasuke
50
nomadic invaders from Southwest Asia who ruled Egypt during the Middle Kingdom
Satrap
Kush
Hyksos
51
What happened during the Pax Mongolica?
ideas and inventions spread with trade
movable type, gunpowder, and the compass were invented
irrigation systems were rebuilt
a cure for bubonic plague was developed
52
Chinese emperor who unified China but did so through legalist ideals
Darius
Empress Wu Zetian
Ashoka
Shi Huangdi
53
Which religion spread across Asia mostly as a result of trade
Christianity
Buddhism
Hinduism
Judaism
54
Phoenician contribution that people still benefit from today was
the wheel
invention of the phonetic alphabet
introduction of Indo-Aryan languages to Europe
invention of the sail
55
The majority of trade occurred on the land routes ONLY.
True
False
56
As a result of Kublai Khan's rule
China lost control of territory in central Asia and Korea
the Silk Road trade routes were closed to foreigners
traders from Asia and Europe visited China
printing, gunpowder, and other inventions arrived in China
57
Persian king who ruled with tolerance and kindness. Killed by nomadic invaders
Cambyses
Darius
Ramses II
Cyrus
58
a group of people run the government no matter how rich or poor (Athens)
Oligarchy
Republic
Direct Democracy
Autocracy
59
Why were lower castes more likely to convert to Buddhism
Buddhism spread to East Asia
Buddha rejected the caste system
Buddha let women take religious orders
60
Scientist who used physics to make practical inventions like the screw
Herodotus
Pythagoras
Archimedes
Bill Nye
61
belief that spirits are present in nature
Djenne-Djeno
Animism
Griot
Monotheism
62
Assyrian territory with Assyrians ruling or those loyal to Assyrians
Satrap
Dependent territories
Autocracy
63
Roman historian who was reliable because he used facts
Josephus
Herodotus
Livy
Tacitus
64
Which part of the Roman Republic made the laws and helped run the government
Dictator
Senate
Legion
Consul
65
Which river flows through Rome
Yellow
Tigris
Tiber
66
Julius Caesar was able to take power because
Rome was dealing with civil war
all options
common people admired him
he was a successful general
67
Only female ruler in Chinese history
Lady Murasaki
Yasuke
Empress Wu Zhao (Zetian)
Yamato Clan
68
an increase in prices with a decrease in the value of money
famine
economy
stagnation
inflation
69
This was the place where a group of Jewish rebels took a last stand against the Romans and committed mass suicide.
Warsaw
Masada
Gaul
Carthage
70
Identify the
FALSE
statement about
Sparta
Sparta encouraged trade and fiercely protected trading agreements
All males participated in boot camp starting at age 7.
One of the most famous Spartan kings was Leonidas
71
What is the main difference between a direct democracy and representative democracy?
direct democracy gives woment the right to vote
a rep. democracy votes for people to decide issues for them
a monarch has all the power
72
What technology did the Nok introduce to West Africa?
Writing
Religion
Iron smelting
Farming
73
Persian king who never conquered Greece but ruled with tolerance
Cyrus
Darius
Cambyses
74
name for Persian governor
Nineveh
Satrap
Darius
75
One way women's status further declined during the Song era was through
only allowing one female to take power
not allowing them to take the civil service exams
constant beatings
footbinding
76
pharaoh who created the world’s first written down peace treaty
Ramses II
Thutmose III
Hatshepsut
77
Venetian merchant who lived with Kublai Khan and then had a book written about his travels
Shogun
Marco Polo
Genghis Khan
78
Part of the Japan's warrior class, followed principles of bushido
Scholar-Officials
Shogun
Samurai
79
Why was the religion of the Israelites so unique in the ancient world?
it had only a few gods
it had the most gods
it had only one god
80
“Roman Peace”
Pax Romana
Veni, Vidi, Vici
Latin Romana
Semper fidelis
81
After 49 days of meditation, Siddhartha Gautama reached a heightened state of understanding and was from then on called
Vishnu
Krishna
the Buddha
Bramam
82
Roman emperor who ended Christian persecutions
Theodosius
Julius Caesar
Josephus
Constantine
83
respect for parents and ancestors
filial piety
bureaucracy
autocracy