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Dr. Egiebor Finals.
Who developed the idea of Daoism?
Two innovations of the Maya?
Dr. Egiebor Finals.
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1
Two innovations of the Maya?
The calendar system+hierglyphics.
Everything under the sun.
Guess.
Birthdays and Summer.
2
Who developed the idea of Daoism?
Mulan
Laozi
Dao
Shang
3
The earliest known civilization developed on the banks of two rivers.
the amazon and mississippi river
the indus and rhine river
the tigris and euphrates rivers
the nile and niger rivers
4
What are Muslim acts of worship and code of laws?
Shantay Law
The Six Pillars and Shantay Law
The Five Pillars and Sharia law
The Six Pillars
5
What factors led to the decline of feudalism?
Growth of towns, strong monarchies, and the Black Death.
The Black Death.
Towns Got Weaker.
Weak Monarchies.
6
What was the eastern Roman Empire called?
The Western Empire.
The Roman Empire.
The American Empire
The Byzantine Empire.
7
Why was Alexander the Great "great"?
Because he was London
He made a new language
He created a vast empire and spread Greek culture.
He created a new number call oerf.
8
Why was the Nile River important to the Egyptians?
It provided love, support, and a home.
It provided water that was only used for plants and transportation.
It provided water, transportation, and fertile land for farming.
It provided hugs and kisses.
9
Who was the founder of Buddhism?
Siddhartha Gautama
Queen Fathima
Cleopatra
Genghis Khan
10
Who was Hammurabi? What was he known for?
A Babylonian king known for Hammurabi’s Code, the first written legal codes
A king who had the shortest reign of 30 minutes before stabbed and killed.
A king.
A king who wrote the first ever legal codes entitled Hammurabi’s Laws
11
What is an ethical system that stressed the importance of laws?
Lawyers
Legalism
Judges
Suing people
12
What two resources made West Africa valuable?
Corn and Metal.
Samiyah and Abby.
Gold and Salt.
Gold and Sugar
13
Two important farming inventions of the Middle Ages?
The heavy plow and the horse collar.
Horse collar.
The heavy plow.
14
What is Swahili? Why is it important?
A language and culture blending African and Arab elements from trade.
A dying culutre.
A dying language.
A simple culture that just copied anything.
15
Government structure of Ghana, Mali, and Songhai?
Strong kings with local governors, often tied to trade and religion.
Strong kings with local governors, often tied to trade and art.
16
The Bible is the holy book of Muslims.
True
False
17
Then what‘s the holy book of Muslims if not the Bible?
No, it’s the Bible
Laozi
Quran
18
Sparta: military oligarchy; Athens: democracy.
True
False
19
Characteristics of early civilizations?
Organized government, religion, social classes, writing, art, and architecture
True
False
20
What was the Aztec capital city? Why was it unique?
Lake Titicaca; built on a lake with canals and floating gardens.
Tenochtitlán.
Because it was built on a lake with canals and floating gardens.
Tenochtitlán; built on a lake with canals and floating gardens.
21
Why is Marcus Aurelius significant?
He was a philosopher-king and the last of the "Five Good Emperors."
He was a philosopher who wrote the alphabet.
He was a poor nobody.
He was the first good emperor.
22
How did the Hindu beliefs in Karma support the caste system?
Karma choose what animal they came back as.
Karma justified social status as a result of their actions in past lives.
Karma supported nothing in people lives.
Karma choose what celebrity they’ll come back as.
23
Who was Cyrus the Great?
A great man, but had questionable side quests.
A Persian leader who created a vast empire and allowed religious freedom.
A Athens leader who created a small, but mighty empire.
A man.
24
What role did Julius Caesar play in Rome’s transition from Republic to Empire?
He took power as dictator and was assassinated for it.
Julius opened Rome’s first McDonald’s.
Nothing, Casesar was just an innocent bystander who was killed.
He took over and became a president and killed others for the role.
25
The Analects is the holy text of Confucianism.
True
False
26
Who fought in the Peloponnesian War and what was the outcome?
Athens vs. Sparta; Sparta won, but all of Greece weakened.
Sparta v Athens. Athens won and Greece was strengthen
Sparta v Athens, but no one won
Sparta v Athens. Sparta won and Greece was strengthen
27
Define fief, manor, and serf. (multiple answers)
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Serf: farm worker tied to the land.
Manor: lord’s estate
Fief: land given to a vassal
28
Who took over the Western Roman Empire?
Germanic tribes.
American Tribes.
Islamic Tribes
British Tribes.
29
What are benefits of a settled life?
steady food supply, population growth, job specialization.
people worked jobs that did correlate with their talents
the food supply went down, it was an over populated
there were no benefits
30
Rock paintings are the earliest form of African art.
False
True
31
How did the Moche irrigate their homeland?
With boats from the Andes Mountains.
They used mind powers.
With canals from the Appalachin Mountains.
With canals from the Andes Mountains.
32
What was the code knights had to follow? What does it mean today?
Chivalry
Chivalry; it means being honorable, brave, and respectful.
Chivalry; It means nothing today because most people don’t use it.
It means being honorable, brave, and respectful.
33
A blend of Greek, Persian, Egyptian, and Indian cultures define Hellenistic culture.
True
False
34
Hand axes, spears, and fire are all types of Paleolithic technologies.
False
True
35
Who were the Olmec?
A Mesoamerican civilization; influenced stone heads etc. on later cultures.
A civilization.
A family name that lives in a house on Melrose Avenue.
36
The Egyptians used the Nile’s annual floods to irrigate and fertilize the soil.
True
False
37
What made the Inca empire sophisticated?
Roads.
Roads, bridges, and record-keeping with quipus.
Roads, bridges, and record-keeping with calendars.
Bridges.
38
What role did mountains and seas play in developing Greek citizenship?
Transportation and Protection
The put communties togeter, which led to dependent city-states
They separated communities, leading to independent city-states
They didn’t
39
Guilds: Regulated crafts and trades, set prices, and protected workers.
False
True
40
Catalhoyuk and Jericho are all examples of Paleolithic communities?
False
True
41
What three early groups influenced Rome?
Greeks, Persians, Athenians
Math, English, Science
London, Erin, Milan
Latins, Etruscans, and Greeks.
42
Why was the Iroquois League formed?
For peace and cooperation amongst Pacific Island Tribes.
For cooperation.
For peace.
For peace and cooperation among Native American tribes.
43
Cuneiform is the earliest writing system in the world.
False
True
44
Who was Mansa Musa?
A wealthy and powerful king of Rome who spread Islam.
Musa Mansa.
A wealthy and powerful king of Mali who spread Islam.
A nice man who’s very good at math.
45
Why were Paleolithic people called Hunter-Gatherers?
they gathered animals and hunted plants
they hunted animals and gathered wild plants
they hunted AND gathered animals
they hunted AND gathered wild plants
46
What is the origin of all major world religions?
England
North America
Nevada
Asia
47
What was the Pax Romana (Roman Peace)?
A 200-year period of non-stop wars.
Just a time of dull facts and boring things.
A 20-year period of peace and prosperity in the Roman Empire.
A 200-year period of peace and prosperity in the Roman Empire.
48
How did Octavian become Caesar Augustus?
He got bored of the name Octavian.
He defeated Mark Antony and became the first emperor.
He went crazy and changed his name.
His father’s name was Octavian, but he dad wasn’t a good man.
49
What is the meaning of Paleolithic and Neolithic?
old stone age, new stone age
new stone age
modern stone
old stone age
50
Define feudalism.
A system where land was exchanged for loyalty and money.
A system where land was exchanged for loyalty and service.
A system where land was exchanged for money and food.
A system where land was exchanged for money and service.
51
Who fought in the Punic Wars? Why were they important?
Rome vs. Athens; Rome gained control of the Mediterranean.
No one did
Rome vs, Cathrage; Cathrage gained control of the Mediterranea.
Rome vs. Carthage; Rome gained control of the Mediterranean.
52
What changes came with the Ice Age?
colder climate, migration for survival, new clothing and shelter.
heat, fire, and climate change
beaches
adapting into new weather
53
Mesoamerica is the region between Central Mexico and Costa Rica?
True
False
54
Patricians: wealthy nobles; Plebeians: poor, common citizens.
True
False
55
What is the lasting legacy of Emperor Justinian?
Justinian Code.
The Justinian Plague.
56
Minoans: early Greek civilization on Crete; Dorians: invaded Greece and caused a dark age.
False
True
