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chronological order is...
organising events from newest to oldest
placing events from the earliest to most recent
organising events based on logic
putting events in an order
2
the use of spices and salts to preserve a dead body is known as
mummification
wrapping
burying
embalming
3
What religion did the Chinese follow?
none of these
Zionism
Islam
Christianity
4
which of the following best describe the overall geography of Egypt?
pyramids
Dry and hot only
dry in some areas green in others
green and lush only
5
what was the role of a slave?
to make written records
to farm and work the land
to act as chief judge and lead government
to build, labour and serve
6
how long was the period of Japanese isolation
1000 years
500 years
100 years
200 years
7
who was at the top of their social pyramid?
Nong
Shi
Shang
Gong
8
A secondary source is...
something precious
something created after the time
something old
something created at the time
9
How do people worship Kami?
by living in harmony with the environment
giving away money
by burning incense
prayer
10
what was the role of a Vizier?
to farm and work the land
to act as chief judge and lead government
to build, labour and serve
to make written records
11
Do Muslims believe in Jesus as God?
yes
no
12
an inference is
an ancient object
a blind guess
a person who interferes with history
a conclusion based on reasoning and evidence
13
who was Qin Shi Huangdi?
a lord of Japan
the First emperor of Japan
the first emperor of China
A statue
14
in Shinto what is Kami?
guardian Gods & spirits
a temple
Jesus
a sacred place
15
which of the following were some of the Pharaoh's duties?
ensure the Nile flooded, food for people, strong army
to please the gods, offer sacrifices and farm the land
to work in the kitchens of the palace
to write down important things, to rule the people
16
who was Saladin?
a muslim military leader
a noble lord
leader of the english army
the king
17
Which of the following is NOT a reason the Nile was important?
transport
it cut Egypt in half
farming
food source
18
which is in chronological order?
20AD, 10BC, 667AD, 2000AD
153BC, 300BC, 545BC, 667BC
300BC, 150BC, 0AD, 667AD
667AD, 543AD, 56BC, 26AD
19
what is a shogun?
the emperor
a military leader
a peasant
a lord
20
What does BC mean?
Before Christ
Birth of Christ
Because Jesus
Before Christians
21
Who had the most power in the Medieval world?
Knights
Villeins
the pope
the King
22
A primary source is...
something created at the time
something created after the time
something precious
something old
23
what is a tithe?
a spice
a herb
tax paid to the king
Tax paid to the church
24
why did people fight in the crusades?
money
glory
heaven
power
25
which of the following is NOT one of his achievements?
common currency introduced?
finished the great wall
standardised writting
unifying China
26
which date is OLDEST?
20000BC
2000BC
2000AD
20AD
27
How many crusades were there?
2
1
3
there's debate
28
Which of the following is NOT a secondary source
a photo
an encyclopedia
my recount of your story
a textbook
29
What did all medieval people believe?
in God and Buddha
in God, Jesus, heaven and hel
in heaven and hell and buddha
in Muhammad
30
the most important test in the journey to the afterlife was...
the answering of questions
the lake of fire
the trial of great difficulty
the weighing of the heart against a feather
31
A canopic jar is...
the coffin the body was placed in
jars used to store liver, lungs, intestines & stomach
Jars used to store brain, eyes, fingers
the jar the brain was thrown away in
32
Who was the Pharaoh?
the scribe
the chief priest
a peasant
the ruler
33
Who was fighting who in the crusades?
Muslims v Christians
Muslims v Muslims
Christians v Christians
Christians v Chinese
34
what was the role of a Scribe?
to act as chief judge and lead government
to make written records
to build, labour and serve
to farm and work the land
35
why did the church have so much power in the middle ages?
it controlled if you went to heaven
people payed it taxes
it owned lots of land
they married, baptised and did funerals for the people
36
historians believe humanity originated in...
Europe
Africa
Australia
Asia
37
which of the following is NOT a type of primary source
Vases & pots
written documents
a textbook
Archaeological evidence
38
How much was a tithe?
1%
10%
20%
50%
39
the person was wrapped with about 370 square meters of linen, and charms and amulets.
True
False
40
how long did ancient Egypt last?
from 4000-2000BC
from 30-3000AD
from 1000-1 BC
from 3000-30BC
41
what was done with the brains
pulled out and placed in a jar
pulled out with a long hook and thrown away
cut up
left in the body
42
what was the amulet used for?
decoration
eating
protection
fun
43
What is stratigraphy?
the layers of material beneath the ground
examining strains
the art of writing in a special font
levels on a building
44
what might a castle be used for?
housing
surveillance
defence
refuge
45
what does AD mean?
Anno Domini
Anno Death
After Jesus
After Death
46
what was the role of a Peasant?
to make written records
to farm and work the land
to act as chief judge and lead government
to build, labour and serve
47
which of the following is a feature of medieval castles?
bailey
keep
battlements
moats
48
who were the Gong?
artisans & craftspeople
peasant farmers
ruling group of nobles, scholars & officials
merchants & traders
49
what does c205AD mean?
don't count 205AD
approximatley 205 AD
AD
count 205AD
50
who were the Nong?
peasant farmers
ruling group of nobles, scholars & officials
merchants & traders
artisans & craftspeople
51
which Shogunate revived the feudal system?
Chono
Minamoto
Yoritomo
Tokugawa
52
Which of the following did they actually follow?
taoism
buddhism
confucionism
Confucianism, daoism, buddhism
53
which date is NEWEST?
2000AD
20000BC
2000BC
20AD
54
someone who investigates the past by digging up objects left by earlier civilisations is...
a builder
an historian
a time travellor
an archaeologist
55
who were the Shi?
peasant farmers
merchants & traders
artisans & craftspeople
ruling group of nobles, scholars & officials
56
Which religions were practiced in Japan?
Buddhism & Shinto
Shinto only
Buddhism & Confucionism
Confucionism & Shinto
57
What does circa mean?
circus
salt
AD
approximatley
58
what was used to embalm the body
Natron salt to absorb moisture
dust
sand
water
59
who were the Shang?
artisans & craftspeople
ruling group of nobles, scholars & officials
peasant farmers
merchants & traders
60
the preservation of bodies by drying, packing with minerals, embalming and wrapping them is...
not from egypt
mummification
embalming
death
61
what was the purpose of mummification?
to ensure the person would return from the afterlife
to ensure the person would have an afterlife
to turn the person into a ghost
to honor and remember the person
62
Who did most of the education in the middle ages?
the king
the knights
the church
the lords
63
which century is 617AD in?
7th AD
5th AD
6th AD
6th BC
64
which century is 201BC in
3rd BC
2nd BC
3rd AD
2nd AD
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an artefact is
only something you dig up
an object made by humans
a fact known to people
a piece of art
