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Unit 1 World History Review Greenville
Unit 1 World History Review Greenville
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Basic overview of paleolithic to River Valley Civilizations review.
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What was the First River Valley Civilization
Indus Valley
Egypt
Mesopotamia
China
2
Which writing system did we learn to write our names with?
Hieroglyphics
Indus Valley Writing
Cuneiform
Chinese symbols
3
Hinduism was founded in what modern day country?
China
Mexico
India
United States
4
Which of the following is one characteristic of early civilizations
Ethnic and Cultural diversity
Sexism and inequality between sexes
Democratic governments
Monotheistic religions
5
Which is your favorite class in this school?
Pre-AP World History
English II
World History
Biology
6
What change did the Neolithic Revolution cause?
equality of women
Monotheistice religion
election of officials
specialization of labor
7
To Restore social order through proper behavior is the goal of what Philosopher?
Buddha
Bill Reagan
Coach Malmros
Confucius
8
Why did the Indus Valley Cities move so much?
Earthquakes
Aliens came to take them away and they had to hide
Defensive positions needed to improve
Rivers changed course
9
The quest for perfect meditation began with which Religious founder.
Siddhartha Guatama
Tao the Engineer
George Foreman
Confucius
10
why is the government of Ancient Egypt considered a theocracy?
Wealthy elite control most parts of government.
Leadership passes from father to son
The pharaoh is considered a god-king
The government has a representative legislature.
11
What Geographic factor helped start the Neolithic Revolution
Natural Disasters
Longer Growing Seasons
Mountians
Spread of Disease
12
Which Country did Buddhism begin?
China
India
Egypt
United States
13
What is the Gift of the Nile?
gods had placed Egypt there
Crocodiles
Water killed all invaders
Irrigation helped farming
14
What is the name of the political cycle in China?
Bread and Circuses cycle
Trip around the Sun
Tri cycle
Dynastic Cycle
15
Which lasting impact did Hammurabi's Code have on law?
Laws were created by a representative group.
Laws needed to be interpreted by impartial judges.
Laws were made more consistent and predictable.
Laws no longer suggested punishments.
16
Which of the following did the development of farming lead to?
more alien invaders from space
expansions of political rights for women
creation of settlements
Production of stone tools
17
The use of Chariots by Egypt was an example of what?
Political diffusion
Technological diffusion
Geographic diffusion
Cultural diffusion
18
Mesopotamia is located in what modern area?
United States
Egypt
Between the Tigris and Euphrates
Iraq
19
Which is a central idea of Hinduism?
Strict dietary Laws
Worship of Many Gods
Rigid social class system
Reincarnation
20
When Farming started growing a surplus, people were able to chose their jobs. This is called...
Monument Building
Government organization
specialization of labor
Record keeping
21
What is considered the First Monotheistic religion?
Jainism
Islam
Judaism
Hinduism
22
Indus Valley is know for being the first at which of the following?
building pyramids
irrigation
City planning and sewers
domesticated animals
23
Why did China settle in the Huang He Valley?
Mountains protected the Valley
Earth quakes in the region cause destruction
Waterfalls on river made it difficult to navigate: no trade
Large iron ore deposits
24
What pattern is shown on this map about ER Civilizations?
ER fromed near fresh water sources
ER settled close to the equator
ER depended on trade with one another
ER were all aliens that came to this world.
25
lack of resources in Mesopotamia caused them to...
Live alone
Trade with others
Build out of mud
Find Aliens in space
26
Farming influenced development of government how? Governments were
needed to establish distinct social classes
needed to organize large community projects.
needed to protect local religions from outside influence
needed to conquer better farmlands.
