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Review of Culture Hearths Unit #culturehearths #ancientcivilizations
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1
The Egyptians are famous of what piece of architecture?
Great Walls
Pyramids
Temples
Ziggurats
2
These are negatives about a place that make us want to leave.
Push factors
Pull factors
3
A country with a high standard of living: good education, healthcare, economy, etc.
Developed Country
Developing Country
4
A ruling family, where power is passed down generationally, can also be called a...
Delta
All of the above
Dynasty
Domesticated
5
Ancient civilizations showed off their might by..?
Architecture
Deltas
Rivers
Nomads
6
One similarity we see in all ancient civilizations is that...
They all have a beginning and an end
They all live by mountains
They all were defeated by the Spanish
They all write
7
This is when the people with money and power fled cities for suburbs as cities became diverse.
Gentrification
Urbanization
Urban Sprawl
White Flight
8
This writing system used wedge shapes in clay.
Quipus
Glyphs
Hieroglyphics
Cuneiform
9
Hieroglyphics were written by whom?
Egyptians
Inca
Mesopotamians
Aztecs
10
A group of people with a shared history and culture is?
A population change
All of these are correct
A nation
A demographic change
11
Why would civilizations set up near deltas?
They are special religious places
They are full of animals to eat
They flood and provide water and soil
They are are easy to defend
12
Which civilization was in the Middle East?
China
All of these
Inca
Mesopotamia
13
How does irrigation help a civilization?
Brings water to crops
Provides history and information
Honors the gods
Protects from enemies
14
The process of people moving from rural areas to cities is called?
Industrialization
Urbanization
None of these is correct
The Great Migration
15
The sum total of the way we live our lives can be called our..?
Culture
Human-Environmental Interaction
Dynasty
City-State
16
Which describes a culture hearth?
A place where empires began and ended
All of the above
A place where culture begins
Usually located along rivers
17
These buildings housed the Mesopotamian religion.
Dynasties
Ziggurats
Pyramids
Quipus
18
Mesopotamia was actually a collection of these powerful things.
City-States
Hunter-Gatherers
Culture Hearths
Writing styles
19
This kind of development has places for people to live, work, and play all in one area.
Mixed Income
Gentrified
Mixed Use
Urbanized
20
This pictures shows what kind of land?
All of these.
Urban
Rural
Suburban
21
The idea that a group of people have control over themselves, their land, and their future is?
Population control
Sovereignty
All of these are true
Nationalism
22
Which civilization needed the help of the Huang He?
Maya
Inca
Aztec
China
23
People who travel around looking for food can be called
Hunter-Gathers
Nomads and Hunter-Gatherers
Agriculturalists
Nomads
24
This set of laws can be described by, 'an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth'.
Mayan Calendar
Hammurabi's Code
Aztec Codex
The Pharaoh Law
25
This is when cities grow and grow, taking over the surrounding countryside.
Urbanization
Urban Sprawl
Gentrification
Ruralification
26
A group of people with a shared history and culture, that also have sovereignty is called?
A state
All of the these are correct.
A nation
A nation state
27
Many city-states were 'meso' these two 'potamias'.
Nile
Indus and Nile
Tigris and Euphrates
Huang He
28
This is a measure of the different kinds of people in a population.
Distribution
Distinction
Detailedness
Diversity
29
Which innovations allowed us to settle down and build civilizations because we had extra food.
Writing
Agriculture and Domestication
Culture
Architecture
30
Who ruled the Egyptians?
Generals
the People
Pharaohs
Kings
31
Mesopotamia was made of city-states, Egypt was an empire. What is the difference?
City-states control the land around them, empires are huge
Empires rule over diverse groups, city-states do not
All of these are true
City-states have their own rulers, empires have one ruler
32
Which forces pull people together?
Centripetal Forces
Centrifugal Forces
33
Egypt is known as 'the Gift of the Nile'? The physical feature shown here supported them?
Andes Mountains
Nile River Delta
Mediterranean Sea
Tigris River
34
These are aspects of a place that make us want to move there.
Pull factors
Push factors
35
Tourism aimed at promoting a health planet and healthy economies in the places visited.
Ecotourism
Reverse Tourism
None of these.
Flash Tourism
36
What did this thing do?
Allowed the Aztecs to communicate
Allowed the Incas to communicate
Irrigated the land
Protected the Chinese
37
This is when wealthy people move in, buy up cheap land in the city, and force the poor out.
Urban sprawl
Gentrification
Industrialization
Urbanization
38
Which forces pull a group of people apart?
Centrifugal Forces
Centripetal Forces
39
What piece of Architecture was primarily built to protect a culture hearth?
the Great Wall
Machu Pichu
Pyramids
Ziggurats
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This kind of development has people of different economic classes living together.
Mixed Income
Mixed Use
Fair Housing
Gentrified