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What first led to the development of communities?
ability to travel by land
ability to hunt
agriculture
ability to travel by sea
2
BCE (Before Common Era) is most similar to
CE - Common Era
None of the above
BC - Before Christ
AD - Anno Domini
3
When you see the word "economy", you should think
government
money
slavery
recreation
4
Within the Indian caste system, what was the role of the Brahmins?
priests
laborers
farmers
untouchables
5
One factor that led to city-states in Greece was
Constant invasions kept them apart
their religion required it
the mountainous land kept the cities separated
Zeus commanded it
6
People who believe in many gods are said to be
Mesopotamian
Monotheistic
Polytheistic
Christian
7
The Zapotec were one of the first civilizations to domesticate which crop?
wheat
maize
barley
cotton
8
What effect did the geographic barriers around China provide?
The Chinese had no contact with the rest of Asia
None of the above
The Chinese had limited contact with Asia
The Chinese could come and go easily throughout Asia
9
Major exports of the Silk Road were
silk
spices
tea
all of the above
10
What enabled the flow of ideas between Europe and China?
The Royal Road
The messenger system
The Nile River
The Silk Road
11
What type of political system was Greece (Athens) known for?
Democracy
Dictatorship
Republic
Oligarchy
12
Even though the Nile River regularly flooded, the farmers learned to
grow crops in deep water
use the flooding to cool off in the hot desert climate
control the flooding for irrigation
leave the land when the flood was coming
13
What does BCE stand for?
Before Common Era
Before Christ's Event
Because Christ Evolved
Beyond Common Events
14
What do we call a person who sells items to others?
a priest
a merchant
a teacher
a politician
15
What was a major difference in the way children of Athens and Sparta were raised?
Athenian boys trained for war/Spartan boys went to school
Spartan children learned about gods and goddesses
Athenian children learned about gods and goddesses
Athenian boys went to school/Spartan boys trained for war
16
An advantage of the Himalayan mountains was that they
kept the people from leaving their homeland
provided good farmland
helped to keep out invaders
provided good drinking water
17
Where did the first communities exist?
in the Far East
Mesopotamia
Indus River Valley
along the Nile River
18
CE stands for Common Era and is most similar to
BCE
AD
BC
CE
19
The most famous Roman leader was
Plato
Julius Caesar
Socrates
Draco
20
One of the major factors leading to population growth was
the domestication of plants and animals
learning how to use fire
the domestication of people
learning how to build cities
21
A.D. stands for Anno Domini, which is Latin for
In the years following Christ
In the year of our Lord
Common Era
After the great flood
22
We get the concept of zero from which civilization?
Rome
Greece
Egypt
India
23
A major factor in the development of roads in Rome was their strong
republic
ecomony
mining abilities
slave trade
24
Where is the Nile River located?
India
China
Mesopotamia
Egypt
25
The first written laws are known as
Hammurabi's Code
Socrate's Code
The Bronze Tables
The Declaration of Independence
26
Once a surplus of food is produced by a civilization, that civilization can then have a
Job Surplus
none of the above
Food Shortage
Division of Labor
27
The Greeks felt that all citizens should participate in their government. This is called
responsibility
the power of veto
civic duty
being a citizen
28
Axum was a powerful trading civilization along the coast in Africa.
False
True
29
What is domestication of plants and animals?
the ability of plants and animals to reproduce
cross-breading to create new plants and animals
having a plant or animal for a pet
the process of adapting wild plants & animals for human use
30
What body of water contributed greatly to the development of the Roman Empire?
Indian Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
Aegean Sea
31
What is a key difference between nomads and villagers?
Nomads were hunter-gatherers/Villagers grew crops
Villagers were hunter-gatherers/Nomads grew crops
Nomads were stationary/Villagers moved around
Villagers moved from place to place/Nomads were stationary
32
What was a difference between the types of government in Athens and Sparta?
They both had the same type of government
Athens was a kingdom/Sparta was an Empire
Athens was a democracy/Sparta had kings
Athens had kings/Sparta was a democracy
33
This country was at first threatened by Christianity but later it became the official religion
Egypt
Rome
Greece
India
34
The Olmecs were one of the first civilizations in what area?
Mesoamerica
Mesopotamia
Axum
Egypt
35
Ancient Rome is most well-known for what type of government?
representative government
oligarchy
direct democracy
dictatorship
36
Civilizations often developed near seas. This eventually led to their ability to __________.
be isolated from others
trade with others
travel through mountain passes
build roads
37
The Zapotec had a writing system similar to what other civilization?
China
Greece
Egypt
Mesopotamia
38
The Olmec were a river valley civilization.
True
False
39
The belief in one god.
Calvinism
Buddhism
Monotheism
Polytheism
40
What is the difference between a kingdom and an empire?
Kingdom is ruled by a king/Empire is ruled by a dictator
Kingdom is ruled by a dictator/Empire is ruled by a king
Kingdom is 1 cultural region/Empire many regions or cultures
Empire is 1 cultural region/Kingdom is several regions
41
What philosopher believed that the rich and powerful were not above the law?
Socrates
Julius Ceasar
Draco
Plato
42
What is a Division of Labor?
none of the above
when people can have a variety of jobs
when people take one job and divide it into parts
both a and b
