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9th Grade Global Midterm Review
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The Ganges River is sacred to people who practice
Judaism
Confucainism
Christianity
Hinduism
2
Judaism, Christianity and Islam are all
Monotheistic
none
Athiest
Polythiestic
3
The civilizations of both Egypt and Sumer included
modern technology
Pyramids
written language
democratic governments
4
Monsoons, Himilayas, Indus River shaped this classical civilization
Qin Dynasty
Maurya Empire
Ancient Rome
Ancient Greece
5
The belief that one's culture is superior to all others is called
Racism
Nationalism
Sectionalism
Ethnocentrism
6
The Neolithic Revolution was a turning point in history because
people learned to farm and domesticate animals
computers were invented
the number of believers in Animism increased
people became nomads
7
India's society was characterized by a lack of mobility due to
Buddhism
The Caste System
The Feudal System
The Code of Hammurabi
8
China's earliest civilization was located along the
Red River
Blue River
Orange River
Yellow River
9
Thar Desert, Ganges River, Deccan Plateau are all geographic features in
India
Middle East
Africa
Mongolia
10
The spread of Bantu farming, language, ironworking to southern Africa is
Urbanization
Socialism
Cultural Diffusion
Industrialization
11
The Tigris and Euphrates Rivers are found in
Mesopotamia
India
China
Egypt
12
Which civilization introduced silk?
Rome
Greece
China
India
13
Seasonal winds are also called
Monsoons
Hurricanes
Volcanoes
Tsunamis
14
The Southern edge of the Sahara Desert is expanding. This is known as
Environmentalism
Desertification
Saharaism
Fascism
15
The Gupta Empire in India is known for
gunpowder
The concept of zero and the decimal system
silk
moveable type
16
Yearly floods, Old and Middle Kingdoms, Papyrus
China/Yellow River
Egypt/Nile River
India/Indus River
Sumer/Tigris River
17
The country that acted as a bridge for culture from China to JApan was
Korea
Russia
Arabia
Egypt
18
Oracle Bones, Daoism, Mandate of HEaven are associated with
AMERICA
CHINA
RUSSIA
INDIA
19
A person who examines artifacts and uses carbon dating test results is a(n)
Archaeologist
Political Scientist
Historian
Sociologist
20
Modern African languages are rooted in
Latin
Arabic
Bantu
English
21
This geographical feature hindered contact between India and China
Gobi Desert
Andes Mountains
Himalaya Mountains
Appalachian Mountains
22
Brahma, Dharma, Moksha are most closely associated with
Hinduism
Buddhism
Islam
Animism
23
Two beliefs systems that believe that spirits live in nature are
Animism and Shintoism
Hinduism and Buddhism
Judaism and Islam
Christianity and Judaism
24
The SIlk Road led to
Increased trade between China and other other countries
The Mongol Empire
Isolation of China
Increased contact between Europe and America
25
Marco Polo and Zheng He both
colonized America
stimulated trade
Invaded Europe
conquered Asia
26
The Caste System is associated with this belief system
Buddhism
Zen Buddhism
Hindusim
Shintoism
27
Ghana and Mali established wealth through
conquest of other kingdoms in Africa
oil reserves
gold and salt trade
trade with America
28
The basis of this written set of laws in Ancient Babylon was "Eye for an Eye"
Ten Commandments
Hammurabi's Code
Edict of Milan
Asoka's Edicts
29
The Eightfold Path is a moral code of conduct associated with
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
30
In which Chinese Dynasty did Emperor Shi Huangi Legalism introduced?
Qin
Ming
Shang
Han
31
A group of islands off the coast of the main land is called a(n)
Steppe
Savanna
Monsoon
Archipelago
32
The Trans-Saharan trade impacted the economies of
Iranians
Ghana, Mali, Songhai
Europeans
Sumerians