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WHAP Start of Earth to 600 C.E.
WHAP Start of Earth to 600 C.E.
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1
Hunting-foraging bands of humans found it difficult to adapt to their new surroundings.
True
False
2
Which river valley civilization is represented by this map?
Yellow
Indus
Nile
Ganges
3
Which one does not represent an innovation in technology during the Neolithic Revolution?
Metallurgy
Yokes
Plows
Pottery
4
East Asians, Africans, and those living in the Andean areas all practiced 'ancestor ______'
parties
sacrifice
condemnation
veneration
5
All of these are considered a new religious belief except
the Vedic religion
Islam
Zoroastrianism
Hebrew monotheism
6
In what geographic region did permanent agricultural villages first emerge?
Eastern Mediterranean
Northern Mediterranean
Western Mediterranean
Southern Mediterranean
7
If something is 'codified' it is _____________
written
condemned
lost
hunted
8
The specialization of labor that produced a class of warriors and artisans was a result of
new technology
a surplus of weapons
a surplus of food
new painting techniques
9
Which early human group is represented in this map?
Ice Age Indians
Pastoralists
Neolithic
Paleolithic
10
The Persian Empire was located in
Southwest Asia
the Indus River Valley
the Mediterranean
Southeast Asia
11
Literature was a reflection of ___________
Religion
Culture
The Elites
Intelligence
12
External problems along frontiers resulted in the _____ of the Han, Roman, and Persian empires.
trade routes
deforestation
growth
fall
13
What is the name of this architectural structure?
pagodas
ziggurats
pyramids
mosques
14
The concept of imperial administration includes developing
referrals
women's rights
agriculture
supply lines
15
The qanat system represented a change in _________ techniques
climate
irrigation
cooking
fighting
16
Both pastoralist & agrarian societies promoted a _____________ form of social organization.
Patriarchal
Matriarchal
17
This illustration is an example of
an Incan sacrifice
a Greek play
a Chinese painting
an Indian epic poem
18
Pastoralists contributed to environmental issues like erosion due to
animal waste
a food surplus
overgrazing
civil unrest
19
This is a portrait of the Mauryan Emperor, also known as, ___________
Ashoka
Siddhārtha
Jackie Chan
Socrates
20
Which river valley civilization is represented by this map?
Mexico
Hittites
Chavin
Olmec
21
This is an example of __________
Hellenism
communism
Daoism
Buddhism
22
Which river valley civilization is represented by this map?
Sumerian
Chavin
Olmec
Mohenjo-Daro
23
Daoism's influence on Chinese culture is reflected in
Cheap exports
medical theories
the cuisine
fashion
24
Achaemenids are an example of which empire?
Greek
Han
Roman
Persian
25
One major continuity of this era of time was the establishment of
cities
religious homogeneity
highways
tax systems
26
This is an example of a ___________ architectural style in ________.
standard: Greece
distinctive: Greece
common: Mesoamerica
distinctive: Mesoamerica
27
An 'eye for an eye' is based on the ancient laws listed in the
The Vedic religions
Code of Hammurabi
The Torah
The Epic of Gilgamesh
28
Who, of the core civilizations, is most likely to live in a diaspora?
Hebrews
Romans
Babylonians
Sumerians
29
This is a map of the __________________ sea lanes.
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
30
Which ancient city is located on the map below
Carthage
Athens
Teotihuacan
Persepolis
31
Hittites had access to ______
Gold
Iron
Copper
Silver
32
What country is this?
Colombia
Peru
Brazil
Mexico
33
Which river valley civilization is represented by this map?
Harappa
Chavin
Mesopotamia
Shang
34
This system of record keeping was established in
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Nubia
The Nile Valley
35
The caste system is a characteristic of which belief system?
Zoroastrianism
Buddhism
Judaism
Hinduism