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1
What separates the Hebrew religion from most other ancient religions?
It is polytheistic
It worships a man and not a god
It is not a religion
It is monothesitic
2
What is this structure known as?
Boulder Island
Stone Henge
Sand Stone
Rock Henge
3
Why did the Greeks colonize around the Aegean Sea?
They ran out of clean water
A lack of arable land and overpopulation
Exile and Diaspora
They were adventurers
4
When did prehistoric people create images like the one found here
Hellenistic Age
Bronze Age
Paleolithic Age
Neolithic Age
5
What geographical feature can be found at number 3?
Asia Minor
Peloponnesus
The Mediterranean
Aegean Sea
6
How did physical geography shape the lives of early humans?
Code of Hammurabi
Early humans were monotheistic
Early humans were not dependent on geography
Prehistoric man depended on wild plants and animals
7
Karma, reincarnation, the belief in many forms of one god, and the caste system are parts of
Judaism
Christianity
Zoroastrianism
Hinduism
8
Siddhartha Guatama, The Four Noble Truths, and the Eightfold Path belong with which religion?
Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
Hinduism
9
Harrapa and Mojenjo Daro are cities located in the
Sahara desert
Indus river valley
Nile river valley
Balkan peninnsula
10
Mesopotamia means land between which two rivers?
Nile and Amazon
Tigris and Euphrates
Yangtze and Huang He
Indus and Ganges
11
Chinese rulers were considered god-like and ruled as long as they were just. This is known as
Exodus
Prophecy of the Oracle
Divine Right of Kings
Mandate of Heaven
12
When were Stonehenge, Aleppo, Jericho, and Catalhyuk built?
Iron Age
Neolithic Stone Age
Bronze Age
the Age of Exploration
13
What two important geographical features made it difficult to invade India?
The Himalayas and the Hindu Kush
Yellow River and the Gobi Desert
The Zagros Mountains and the Plateau of Iran
The Sahara Desert and the Nile
14
The use of metal tools led to an agricultural surplus and an increase in trade. These are
religious patterns
economic patterns
political patterns
social patterns
15
What is the shaded region known as
Asia Major
The Fertile Crescent
The New World
Africa
16
Ancestor worship, respect for elders, the code of politeness, and and emphasis on education
Christianty
Confucianism
Buddhism
Daoism
17
What caused Judaism to spread around the world?
Exile and Diaspora
Slavery
War and peace
Immigration
18
Which Mauryan emperor is responsible for the spread of Buddhism throughout the ancient world?
Siddhartha Guatama
Confucious
Chandragupta Maurya
Asoka
19
Why did ancient civilizations develop along river valleys?
protection from invasion
early civilization developed along mountain chains
Rich soil and water for agriculture
increased trade by water
20
Living a simple life in harmony with nature is fundamental to which Chinese religion?
Judaism
Buddhism
Daoism
Islam
21
Moses led the Hebrews out a slavery in Egypt on a journey known as the
The Silk Road
The Exodus
Pilgrimage
The Odyssey
22
Why did emperor Qin Shi Huangdi begin building the Great Wall of China?
To show how powerful his empire was
To put people to work
To keep out the Mongol invaders from the north
To impress a women he wanted to marry
23
Which of the following are contributions of Classical China
Paper
Silk
Civil Service System
Porcelain
24
The written record, as well as the beliefs of the Jewish people are contained in the
Torah
Vedas
Analects
Bible
25
What facilitated trade between China and Rome?
The Mediterranean Sea
The Himalayas
The Pacific Ocean
The Silk Road
26
Social patterns of the ancient world included which of the following?
Rigid class systems
Dynasties
Slavery
Hereditary rulers
27
Where were the earliest civilizations located?
In Africa
Along rivers valleys
Near the forest
In the middle of the Arabian desert
28
Why is the Gupta Empire considered the Golden Age of India?
They made advances in literature and the arts
They made advances in medicine
They discovered the earth was round
They discovered the concept of zero
29
The Indo Aryans who invaded India brought with them a rigid social class known as the
Four Noble Truths
Vedas
Slave system
Caste system
30
The monotheism of Abraham became the foundation of?
Judaism
Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
31
The Ten Commandments and the Code of Hammurabi are examples of the world's first
written law codes
religious texts
empires
myths
32
How do archaeologists study past cultures?
Stratigraphy and Radio Carbon Dating
Guessing
You can't study the past scientifically
Making up a story in their mind
33
Zoroastrianism, tolerance of conquered peoples, and the development of an imperial bureaucracy
Greece
Persia
Egypt
China
34
How did the Phoenicians influence the modern world?
They are monothestic
Their alphabet
They are militaristic
Their myths and stories
35
What language is found on this artifact?
Greek Alphabet
Egyptian Hieroglyphs
Sumerian Cuneiform
Chinese Characters
