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1
Some early civs used
non-elected & well-trained policy makers
called ___ to
help organize and run the govt.
bureaucrats
autocrats
democrats
2
The ultimate
goal of Hinduism
is to gain enough karma to
____
achieve Nirvana
become a monk
escape the cycle of reincarnation
3
Hammurabi's Code
is famous for eye for an eye but
some punishments
were actually unequal &
based on
____ instead.
social class/standing
King's choice
what the gods said
4
Name of
important trade route
connecting
China
with much of
the world
...
The Confucian Trail
Silk Road
Middle Passage
5
Historians
are always trying to
detect, analyze, & avoid ____.
allegories
bias
non-fiction
6
Type of
government
ruled by
religious leaders
?
theocracy
republic
oligarchy
7
YOU are probably being somewhat ____ if you think a player on
YOUR favorite
team is the
greatest
player of all time
.
bias
inconsiderate
obtuse
8
"Prehistory"
would be best defined as the time....
before fire and the wheel
before human writing & record keeping
of dinosaurs and enormous beasts
9
A
Biography
of a famous person or a
History Textbook
would most likely be ___
sources
.
secondary
ambitious
primary
10
The term ____ is the growing/breeding of plants & animals to make them
more useful to humans
.
privatization
pasteurization
domestication
11
Surplus food
allowed for the ____ so that people
could focus on other tasks
(specialization).
polarization of power
periodization
division of labor
12
The term ___ is defined as the
spreading
of ideas, beliefs, customs, languages, skills, & tech.
para-dime shift
cultural diffusion
observation transition
13
The
cycle of being reborn after death
is known as...
karma
dharma
reincarnation
14
Sumerian ___
& Egyptian hieroglyphics were 2 of the
earliest forms of writing.
cuneiform
cave paintings
quipo
15
A ___
source
is created
at the time
of an event by someone who actually experienced it?
tertiary
secondary
primary
16
The term ___ refers to the
transition
from nomadic hunter-gatherers
to agricultural
societies.
Neolithic Revolution
Columbian Exchange
Harvest Transition
17
Buddhists
believe that all
suffering comes from
reincarnation
good karma
nirvana
desire
18
In most early civs your
social status was determined by
your
job/occupation
military career
leader/ruler
gods
19
In
China
, the ___ meant that rulers had the
blessing of the gods
IF they avoided corruption.
Legalistic System
Mandate of Heaven
Bureaucracy Allegiance
20
The
Chinese philosophy
of ___ involved the use of
harsh punishments
to maintain rule.
Confucianism
Legalism
Buddhism
21
Early humans
and
paleolithic
peoples were mostly...
merchants
citizens of city-states
sedentary farmers
nomadic hunter-gatherers
22
Most early settlements and cities were
established near
_____.
ice caps
mountains
desert cliffs
rivers
23
Which
religion
is most associated with concepts like
karma and reincarnation
?
Judaism
Confucianism
Hinduism
24
Which ruler used
harsh laws
and punishments to
unify China
?
Shi Huangdi
Mao Zedong
Confucius
25
Which of the following terms is MOST associated with
civil service
?
huang he manifesto
bureaucracy
theocracy
26
The
term
___ is defined as a
succession
(sequence) of
rulers
from the
same family
bloodline.
dynasty
natural selection
inflation
27
The
Chinese philosophy
of
___
called for
honoring ancestors/tradition
and
respecting authority & relationship-roles
Dynasticism
Legalism
Confucianism
28
Because it has
many Gods
, Hinduism is considered a ____ religion.
multilateral
monotheistic
pluralistic
polytheistic
29
The
division of labor
tasks encouraged people to develop
____.
the ability to hunt large predators
specialized skills like metal-working & pottery
knowledge of animal migration patterns
30
Which
Greek city state
known for things like art, philosophy, and creating
democracy
?
Sparta
Thebes
Athens