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CHAPT I-IV WORLD HISTORY REVIEW
CHAPT I-IV WORLD HISTORY REVIEW
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Question 42: The site of one of the world's first libraries was...
Nineveh
Sumeria
Babylon
Persia
2
Question 12: Which king united Upper and Lower Egypt?
Menes
Sonra
Abydos
Karnak
3
Question 39: Early Indian writings revealing India was a world of many small kingdoms between 1500-400BCE are called the
monsoon
citadel
suttee
Vedas
4
Q 50: During the Age of Pericles, the governing assembly of Athens met every 10 days on a hillside east of the Acropolis
False
True
5
Question 55: Thutmosis I expanded Egypt’s border to the south by conquering the African kingdom of...
Akkadia
Cairo
Kush
Nubia
6
Question 16: Israelites were descendents of...
Abraham
Solomon
David
Madea
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37. The Neolithic Revolution was followed by the
Paleolithic Age
Ice Age
Bronze Age
Mesolithic Age
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Question 30: Around 2340BCE, the Sumerian city-states were conquered by the Akkadians under their leader
Darius
Sargon
Zoroaster
Hammurabi
9
Question 63: Alexander the Great was only 20 years old when he became king of_____________.
India
Mesopotamia
Macedonia
Assyria
10
Question 26: In the northern frontier regions of ancient China, conflicts arose between the Chinese and the...
Koreans
Indians
Mongolians
Japanese
11
Question 25: The Hittites were the first Indo-Europeans to
use iron weapons
build a labyrinth similar to that of King Minos
create a trading empire
believe in one God who created the world and everything in it
12
Question 44: Significant nomadic peoples who spoke a language derived from a single parent tongue were the
Minoans
Israelites
Phoenicians
Indo-Europeans
13
Question 18: The "new" Kingdom of Israel was composed of the ten nothern tribes and established its capital at...
Addis Ababa
Damascus
Samaria
Jerusalem
14
Question 54: The chief cities of the Phoenicians—Byblos, Tyre, and...
Uruk
Babylon
Sidon
Kish
15
Question 9: Gilgamesh kills Enkidu when they first meet
True
False
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Question 7: What were the major rivers of the eastern end of the Fertile Crescent?
Danube
Uruk
Tigris
Euphrates
17
Question 48: The ancient Greeks considered religion
necessary to the well-being of the state
important only for men
a luxury best left to women
unnecessary
18
Question 23: A main characteristic of civilizations is
the family
use of tools
use of fire
Art
19
Question 32: The prophet Zoroaster taught that
humans had free choice
the sun god Aten was the supreme god
all people would attain paradise at the Last Judgment
the spirits Ahuramazda and Ahriman were allies
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Question 22: In ancient India, widows had to throw themselves on their dead husband's funeral pyre. This was known as..
dowry
darma
suttee
raja
21
Question 10: ziggurats were associated with what civilization?
Gallifryean
Sumerian
Akkadian
Assyrian
22
Question 49: The major gods and goddesses of the Greeks were believed to live on
Mount Oeta
Mount Vesuvius
Mount Olympus
Mount Aetna
23
Question 35: Greek history was influenced by Greece's
glaciers and forests
mountains and seacoast
deserts and plains
rivers and deltas
24
Question 2: "wise, wise humans" that appeared in Africa between 150-200K years ago.
hominids
pescatarians
neanderthals
homo sapiens sapiens
25
Question 56: In 612 b.c., the Assyrian empire fell to a coalition of _________ and Medes (people who lived in the east).
Mesopotamians
Sea Peoples
Akkadians
Chaldeans
26
Question 41: After the fall of the Akkadian empire, only a few decades passed before the Babylonian empire arose
True
False
27
Question 3: The ancient city of Catalhuyuk was located in what modern day country?
Iran
Turkey
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
28
Question 57: The Iliad is the tale of which Greek hero?
Archimedes
Odysseus
Ajax
Achilles
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Question 43: Pharaoh Ramses II tried to maintain Egypt's strength, but failed b/c he was unable to hold out against
the Sea Peoples
the Akkadians
the Hyksos
the Assyrians
30
Question 4: The "Middle Stone Age" was also known as the
Jurassic
Neolithic
Paleolithic
Mesolithic
31
Question 28: The "ten lost tribes" were
scattered Israelite tribes
the Sea Peoples
ten ancient cities
Egyptian traders
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Question 33: The empire Sargon established was continued by this grandson, but fell 100 years after his grandson's death
Naram-Sin
Hammurabi
Cambyses
Ramses II
33
Question 38: What was the title of an Egyptian monarch who possessed absolute power?
Emperor
King
Potentate
pharaoh
34
Question 59: An oligarchy means rule by the few.
True
False
35
Question 34: Darius's elite cavalry and infantry forces were known as Immortals because
whenever a solider was killed, he was immediately replaced
they were so skilled that it was difficult to kill them in battle
they had been guaranteed a place in paradise if they were killed in battle
they were actually immortal
36
Question 46: What were the basic political units of Sumerian civilization?
cuneiform
monarchs
ziggurats
city-states
37
11. The Nile Delta Region is called...
Lower Egypt
Upper Egypt
38
Question 52: In what current African country did Donald Johanson find Lucy in 1974?
Egypt
Zaire
Ethiopia
Zimbabwe
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Question 19: To be monotheistic is to believe in one god.
False
True
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Question 51: While Hyksos attacked Egyptians from chariots, Egyptian soldiers were limited to
slingshots
donkey carts
throwing stones
running away
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Indo-Europeans languages include Greek, Latin, Persian and.....
German
Russian
English
French
42
Question 13: The largest and most magnificent of all the pyramids was built under....
Khufu
Tutenkhamen
Sinhue
Giza
43
Question 5: What is the way of life a people follows?
Culture
Fellowship
Civilization
Community
44
Question 47: Who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey
Euripedes
Homer
Pericles
Zeno
45
Q 61: The most famous Acropolis building, the _________ is regarded as the greatest example of a classical Greek temple.
Aenid
Parthenon
Panthenon
Escalan
46
36. The best way to describe Paleolithic peoples and their way of life is by calling them
nomads
artifacts
prehistoric
hominids
47
Question 45: The Egyptians developed an accurate 365-day calendar by basing their year on
the pharaoh's worship of the sun god
information found in Egyptian pyramids
the movements of the moon and the star Sirius
old Sumerian calculations of weather
48
Question 15: The "Sea Peoples" destroyed the Hittite empire
False
True
49
Question 20: The centers of Minoan civilization on Crete suffered a sudden & catastrophic collapse around 1450BC b/c of:
volcanic eruption on Thera
Economic instability
Death of their king, Knossos
Invasion by the Sumerians
50
Question 8: A government established by divine authority is a...
oligarchy
autocracy
theocracy
democracy
51
Question 6: The belief in many gods is polytheistic
False
True
52
Question 24: The development of Egyptian civilization was influenced most powerfully by
The Nile River
invasions from other peoples
the building of pyramids
monogamous marriage laws
53
Question 60: Who was the leader of the Spartans during the Battle of Thermopylae?
Xerxes
Darius
Philip
Leonidas
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Question 62: Who wrote Oedipus Rex?
Eurpides
Antigone
Socrates
Sophocles
55
Question 1: What is the study of past societies through an analysis of the items people left behind
Archaeology
Anthropology
Anthropopetry
Astronomy
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Question 31: Ramses II tried to maintain the Egyptian Empire's strength, but failed b/c of this group
the Hyksos
the Sea Peoples
the Akkadians
the Assyrians
57
Question 40: During the Shang dynasty, the class of people owning the land and waging war were the
aristocrats
merchants
slaves
peasants
58
Question 29: Most of the people in the Mesoamerican city of Teotihuacan were
priests
skilled artisans
farmers
members of the ruling class
59
Question 17: One of the chief cities of the Phoenicians was...
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Thebes
Byblos
60
Question 53: By 30,000 BCE,
Homo sapiens sapiens
had replaced what group of humans?
Olduvais
Neanderthals
Hominids
Crassians
61
Question 27: Teotihuacan was a busy trade center known for objects made of
silver
bronze
obsidian
iron
62
Question 58: Which Greek philosopher argued that a citizen did not belong just to himself or herself?
Aristotle
Euripedes
Socrates
Plato
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Question 21: The Harappan economy was based on....
trade
farming
military victories
mercantilism