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WH1.3 with WH1.2 review questions - Mesopotamia/Egypt/Nubia/Persia
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Which ancient civilization was the first to coin money?
Lydians
Hittites
Babylonians
Chaldeans
2
The first group of people to practice monotheism were the --
Lydians
Egyptians
Hebrews
Persians
3
Individuals in ancient civilizations that could read and write were called ---
scribes
priests
pharaohs
bureaucrats
4
What is this form of writing called?
Alphabetic
Pictographic
Cuneiform
Hieroglyphics
5
Which factor had the greatest impact on early nomadic societies?
mineral deposits
survival needs
religious beliefs
tribal treaties
6
Which form of writing is shown here?
Pictographs
Hieroglyphics
Cuneiform
Phoenician Alphabet
7
The objects in the image most likely came from which period of time?
Iron Age
Paleolithic Era
Bronze Age
Neolithic Era
8
What is Mesopotamia?
a fertile valley between the Caucasus and Ural mountains
a fertile valley between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers
a desert city in Tibet
a desert city in Egypt
9
Moses led the Hebrew people out of Egypt in an event known as ---
Exodus
Passover
The Jewish Exile
Diaspora
10
Which civilization was closely linked to Egypt and had a back and forth relationship?
Kush
China
Hittites
Persia
11
Which river valley was the location of settlement of the Hebrew people?
The Nile River
The Egyptian River
The Jordan River
The Tigris and Euphrates
12
Nubia existed along the upper part of the ---
Nile river
Amazon river
Tigris river
Jordan river
13
Which ancient Civilization was the first to develop Iron?
Lydians
Hittites
Egyptians
Chaldeans
14
This structure was created (finished) during which time period?
Neolithic Era
Paliolithic Era
Iron Age
Bronze Age
15
The Persian government had a new system of government called ---
Imperial Bureaucracy
Satraps
Populated Provinces
City-States
16
What was the result of Nebuchadnezzar's conquering of Jerusalem?
The Jewish Exile
Ten Commandments
The Diaspora
Exodus
17
The early civilizations of Mesopotamia, Egypt, Indus Valley, and China arose along rivers because they —
Contributed to the nomadic lifestyle
Providing building materials
Provided easy access for invasions
Provided the water needed for agriculture
18
A harsh system of laws and punishments created in Babylon.
Rosetta Stone
Torah
10 Commandments
Hammurabi's Code
19
Which religion traces it's origins to Abraham?
Buddhism
Zoroastrianism
Judaism
Hinduism
20
Which ancient civilization had it's capital at 'Tyre'?
Chaldeans
Sumerians
Phoenicians
Hebrews
21
Neolithic people --
lived in small clans
domesticated animals
were nomadic
created fire
22
The book of teaching for the Hebrew people is called --
The Bible
The Torah
The Quran
The Avesta
23
Early Mesopotamian government organization can best be described as --
Dual Kingdom
Populated provinces
Multiple satraps
Independent City-States
24
A religion that focuses on multiple gods would be called ---
Monotheistic
Animistic
Ritualistic
Polytheistic
25
Egyptian achievements include all of the following EXCEPT--
365 day calendar
Cuneiform writing
advanced medical practices
irrigation systems
26
Which innovation changed the world and started the Neolithic era?
mastering the use of fire
Agriculture
Iron tools
Bronze tools
27
Which is the best meaning of 'Mesopotamia'?
Land between the mountians
Land of ancient cities
Land of Rivers
Land between two rivers
28
Which form of writing was created by the civilization shown on the map?
Cuneiform
Alphabet
Pictograph
Hieroglyphic
29
Who was an important leader of the Persian Empire?
Amenhotep
Hammurabi
Abraham
Cyrus the Great
30
All of the following are components of the Persian Empire EXCEPT --
Tolerance
Practice Zoroastrianism
Built the Royal Road
Developed the first Alphabet
31
Which civilization build this structure? (we don't know what it actually looked like!)
Lydians
Hittites
Chaldeans
Pheonicians
32
Which gate is this from Babylon??
Naram-Sin Gate
Ishtar Gate
Warka Gate
Gate of Nineveh
33
Which number would represent the Fertile Crescent?
4
2
3
1
34
The moral code of the Hebrew people is called ---
Twelve tablets
Ten Commandments
Hammurabi's Code
Vedas
35
Main rivers of ancient Mesopotamia
Tigris and Euphrates
Amazon and Euphrates
Niger and Nile
Indus and Yellow
36
Which civilization build these structure? (the only Wonders of the Ancient world still standing)
Nubian Kush
Egypt
Babylon
Persia
37
The scattering of the Jewish people from their homeland is called ---
Exodus
Diaspora
Passover
Jewish Exile
38
Who controlled Ancient Egypt?
A God/Goddess
Emperor
A Pharaoh
A king
39
These temples built in ancient Mesopotamia. They are called a-
Ziggurat
Hagia Sophia
Parthenon
Great Pyramid
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Which leader was the first and only women to lead Egypt?
Khufu
Tutunkamen
Amenhotep
Hapshepsut