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AH Test 9-25
An example of a phonetic writing system would be
City-States are
AH Test 9-25
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City-States are
Cities that are in a state of panic
Cities accountable subjugated by an emperor who runs multiple territories
Cities in the State of New York
Cities that are completely politically independent
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An example of a phonetic writing system would be
A drawing of a goose laying an egg which represents fertility
The entire text of “Fox in Socks”
A stick figure because it shows what it symbolizes
The word “cookie” because the different letters make sounds
3
The Persian religion of Zorastrianism taught
The worship of the angel Moroni who would give his faithful gold tablets
To venerate ancestors by the use of oracle bones
That there are two cosmic forces in never-ending conflict with one another
That if one released desires then Nirvana could be achieved
4
The Paleolithic economy was characterized by
Hydroponics
Hunting and Gathering
Agriculture
Shell-based currency
5
Sargon the Great was the ruler of
Egypt
Persia
The Akkadians
The Sargons
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An example of a pictographic writing system would be
The word “cookie” because the different letters make sounds
A stick figure because it shows what it symbolizes
A drawing of a goose laying an egg which represents fertility
The entire text of “Fox in Socks”
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Which of these options did the Agricultural Revolution NOT contribute to?
Specialization of the economy to allow for merchants and smiths
The founding of towns and cities
Trading and bartering
Paleolithic tool making
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This Babylonian code of law was particularly harsh and had different punishments based on social class
Robert’s Rules of Order
The Code of Hammurabi
The Enuma Elish
The Utnapishtim
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According to the Biblical view, prehistoric man did NOT
Evolve from apes
Forge metal tools
Domesticate animals and farm
Build and live in cities
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The river that flooded giving the Egyptians water for their crops was
The Tigris River
The Nile River
The Alafia River
The Euphrates River
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The Epic of Gilgamesh is important because
It contains distorted versions of Biblical stories
It was the first example of phonetic writing
Describes the first bromance
It doesn’t have a happy ending
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Worshiping many gods is called
Monotheism
Polytheism
Tritheism
Voodoo
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According to the Biblical view, prehistoric man was
From a distant planet in an alternate dimension
Animal-like and tough
Uncivilized and had to learn how to do most things
Civilized and made in God’s image
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Egypt was
An empire
A Confederation
A collection of city-states
A single city-state
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Empires are
An association of states that have allied for commercial purposes
Ruled by Sith Lords
Cities that are completely politically independent
States that conquer neighbors for exploitation of resources
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When was the Great Pyramid of Giza completed?
2150 CB
8000 BC
2056 BC
2560 BC
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Which of the following are cradles of civilization?
Sumer and Egypt
Israel and Egypt
Sumer and Persia
Egypt and Persia
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The system of writing used in Sumer was
Stele
Ziggurat
Cuneiform
Hieroglyphics
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Most of what we can truly know about prehistory comes from
The archaeological record
Mr. Foster
The Bible
The theory of evolution
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Women in Egypt
Were never buried in pyramids
Were not allowed to hold any positions of power or jobs
Were given comparatively higher status than other civilizations
Were considered unholy as there were no female gods
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Egyptians saw their king as
A secretary for the gods
A representative of god
A god
An unelected tyrant
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When was the Agricultural Revolution
7000 AD
8000 BC
6000 BC
80,000 BC
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Mesopotamia means
Between the rivers
Among the lakes
The middle
Between the hippopotamus
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The Bronze Age is characterized by some of the first
Iron Tools
City-States
Farms
Domesticated Animals
25
The Egyptian written language is called
Greek
Hieroglyphics
Harappan
Cuneiform
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The truth of the Bible was further revealed when the existence of this civilization was confirmed
The Aztec
The Israelites
The Egyptians
The Hittites
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Catalhoyuk was NOT
Mostly composed of one room houses
An early city in modern day Turkey
One of the first places where humans are found burying their dead
A Sumerian City-State
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Papyrus was
The name of the Egyptian god of chaos
A luxury fishing boat used only by the highest classes
A plant used to make scrolls for written language
An embalmer whose job included removing the heart from the mummy
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Pyramids were built mostly by
The upper classes
Slaves
Farmers during the agricultural off-season
Aliens
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Upper and Lower Egypt were united by King
David
Mr. Hamburger
Brady
Menes
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Cyrus the Great
The 18th dynasty Pharaoh, Invented the Egyptian Solar Calendar
Ruled the vast Persian empire through satraps
Killed Sargon the Great
Founded the Peloponnesian league
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The Egyptian afterlife
Was positive if you were mummified and reunified with your body
Ended in the obliteration of the soul for everyone
Was a place of torture and misery for all people
Was only believed in by the lowest classes
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An example of an ideographic writing system would be
The entire text of “Fox in Socks”
A drawing of a goose laying an egg which represents fertility
A stick figure because it shows what it symbolizes
The word “cookie” because the different letters make sounds
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Neolithic technology was characterized by
Bronze tools and weapons
Iron tools and weapons
Diamond tools and weapons
Stone tools and weapons
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Sumer and Egypt
Were both polytheistic
Both had rulers that claimed to be gods
Were both a collection of city-states
Were both empires