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World History I - SOL Review #1
World History I - SOL Review #1
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1
Which group was most responsible for spreading this cultural characteristic?
Egyptian pharoahs
Sumerian bureaucrats
Roman soldiers
Islamic traders
2
Living in harmony with nature is an important part of Chinese culture primarily because of
Confucianism
Hinduism
Taoism
Buddhism
3
Which art form is most associated with the Byzantine culture?
Mosaics
Sculpture
Tapestries
Music
4
Which of these best completes this diagram?
Twelve Tablets
Upanishads
Ten Commandments
Vedas
5
You only lose what you cling to......Siddhartha Gautama.........This quotation best represents
Zoroastrians
Hindus
Jews
Buddhists
6
The Vedas and the Upanishads are sacred writings of
Zoroastrianism
Buddhism
Hinduism
Judaism
7
Which god kept the same name when adopted from Greek mythology by the Romans?
Juno
Zeus
Apollo
Venus
8
How did Rome's army conquests affect the economic/social structures of the Roman Republic?
the republic adopted a monotheistic religion
trade routes fell into disuse throughout the Republic
slavery became important to Rome's agricultural production
soldiers deserted to join enemy armies attacking Rome
9
Which statement describes the origin of these terms?
They are actions of Egyptian gods
They are events from Roman history
They are found in Babylonian legends
They are taken Greek mythology
10
Which empire is associated with this river system?
Phoenician Empire
Gupta Empire
Babylonian Empire
Chinese Empire
11
The Great Wall of China was built to
protect China from invaders
create a monument to Mongol rule
provide a trade route to Asia
close China to foreign trade
12
Which institution in Western Europe had the most power during the Middle Ages?
The feudal system
Merchant guilds
Roman universities
The Church
13
The cause of the split in Islam after Muhammad's death was a difference of opinion concerning
leaders
expansion
prayer
pilgrimages
14
Which civilization most influenced the architecture of this church?
Byzantine
Indian
Roman
Greek
15
Emperor Constantine influenced the traditions of Western civilization by
unifying Europe by founding the Holy Roman Empire
sending Roman soldiers to the Middle East
legalizing Christianity within the Roman Empire
codifying Roman law in the Middle East
16
The defining characteristic of polytheistic religions is the idea that
there are many gods and goddesses in existence
past actions control the destiny of each person
beings undergo many cycles of rebirth
there is an eternal struggle between good and evil
17
Which factor had the greatest effect on the movements of early nomadic societies?
religious beliefs
tribal treaties
survival needs
mineral deposits
18
Which city was an obstacle to early Rome's control of the Mediterranean region?
Corinth
Athens
Carthage
Alexandria
19
During the Neolithic Era, which change first resulted in the creation of settled communities?
Use of potter
Specialization of labor
Development of agriculture
Invention of written language
20
Which characteristic describes the earliest followers of Islam?
lived on the Arabian Peninsula
nomads in West Africa
sea traders from south Asia
migrated from Central Asia
21
Which characteristics describes the early Catholic Church?
Conducted services in Greek
Centered in Mecca
Headed by the Pope
Established monasteries in Russia
22
According to the Mandate of Heaven, a Chinese emperor could remain in power as long as he
governed as a just ruler
obeyed the priests
conquered new territories
controlled the army
23
These statements describe characteristics of the early
Christians
Muslims
Buddhists
Zoroastrians
24
What was the purpose of this structure?
to practice a religion
to defend a city
To make travel easier
to carry water
25
We are called a democracy, the hands of the many..not the few. This a quotation from
Pericles
Pythagoras
Hippocrates
Homer