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Review of New Visions Global 9, Unit 2 - The First Civilizations
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Which title best completes this diagram?
Basic Components of the Paleolithic Age
Features of a Nomadic Lifestyle
Human Life 50,000 Years Ago
Elements of a Civilization
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T/F:Punishments under Hammurabi's code were ALWAYS violent & equal regardless of social status.
FALSE
TRUE
3
The early civilizations in Egypt, Mesopotamia, and China were similar because they were
monotheistic
dependent on fertile land
dependent on each other for trade
industrialized societies
4
An examination of this model would suggest that
Peasants are excluded from political activity
This society lacks a social class system
Art can provide an understanding of history
Everyday life is based on religious beliefs
5
The Code of Hammurabi was a major contribution to the development of civilization because it
rejected the principle of filial piety
recorded existing laws for all to see
treated citizens and slaves equally
ended all physical punishment
6
Based on the Information provided by this map, where did Abraham's journey originate?
Nile River Valley
Mediterranean Sea
Mesopotamia
Sahara Desert
7
The main purpose of this map is to illustrate the location of
river valley civilizations
early belief systems
burial sites of ancient rulers
overseas trade routes
8
Cultural diffusion occurs most rapidly in societies that
adhere to traditional social values
have extended families
have a strong oral history
come into frequent contact with other groups
9
Discovery of arranged streets and a system of pipes in Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro suggest
rigid social classes
subsistence based economies
polytheistic beliefs
Organized governments
10
The Middle Kingdom of Assyria was located in an area also known as the
Holy Land
Fertile Crescent
subcontinent
rooftop of the world
11
What is the term that means to follow your food source and have no permanent home?
agriculture
Neolithic
Paleolithic
nomadic
12
During which time period do we see the development of early river valley civilizations?
Bronze Age
Paleolithic Era
Neolithic Revolution
Pre-history
13
During the Neolithic Revolution, production of a food surplus led directly to
a nomadic lifestyle
a reliance on stone weaponry
an increase in population
a dependence on hunting and gathering
14
Which idea of Babylonian society does this portion of the Hammurabi code of law reflect?
All men were equal under the law.
Fines were preferable to corporal punishment.
Divisions existed between social classes.
Violence was always punished with violence.
15
The valleys of the Tigris-Euphrates, the Nile, and the Indus were ideal because they
were easy to defend from invasion
were isolated from other cultural influences
had rich deposits of iron and coal
provided a means of transportation and irrigation
16
Historically the Huang He has also been known as the 'River of Sorrows' because
burials have taken place at the sacred waters
floods have destroyed crops and villages
frozen ports have made trade difficult
cataracts have made transportation impossible
17
Which major geographic feature has hindered cultural diffusion between India and China?
Gobi Desert
Great Rift Valley
Himalaya Mountains
Deccan Plateau
18
Historians need to determine the authenticity of a source in order to
determine the characteristics of propaganda
reinforce popular opinion
establish its usefulness
demonstrate the significance of religious beliefs
19
What type of source does this quote come from?
Legal Code
Oral History
Letter
Newspaper article
20
Early civilizations developed mainly in
areas with climatic diversity
valleys near rivers
areas with abundant mineral resources
mountainous areas
21
During which time period do we typically see people living a nomadic lifestyle?
Neolithic Era
Modern Age
Industrial Age
Paleolithic Era
22
These newspaper headlines describe the effects of geography on the people of
China
Japan
Russia
Great Britain
23
Which field of study would have been most responsible for conducting the excavation?
Economics
Archaeology
Sociology
Political science
24
To increase the supply of food, some Neolithic communities living in arid regions of the world
slash-and-burn methods
irrigation systems
three-field systems
petrochemical fertilizers
25
Which academic discipline focuses study on the roles and functions of government?
political science
anthropology
geography
economics
26
Who is he?
Ed Sheeran
Chalie Puth
Justin Timberlake
Justin Bieber
27
Based on this passage, Historians should treat oral histories and oral traditions as
Persuasive arguments
Unbiased sources
Statistical data
Cultural evidence
28
The ancient Sumerians modified their environment to increase food production by
removing rain forests
building terraces
developing chinampas
digging irrigation canals
29
Which description best fits the Neolithic Revolution
using fertilizers and pesticides to increase production
moving from urban centers to rural centers
replacing human laborers with machines
shifting from hunting and gathering to farming
30
Which example best represents a primary source?
film footage taken during liberation of concentration camps
an interview with an expert on the fall of the Roman Empire
lecture on the effects of the slave trade on South America
a 20-century novel about events leading up to the French Rev
31
During which period did the domestication of animals and growing of crops first occur?
Scientific Revolution
Neolithic Revolution
Old Stone Age
Iron Age
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The activity portrayed in this model could be used as evidence to argue that Egyptians
lived in settled communities
practiced hunting
relied on slash-and-burn technology
engaged in foraging
