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1
What is the Fertile Crescent
The region located in modern-day Middle East
A region that produced a lot of crops.
The crescent shaped region where civilization began in 10,000 BCE
2
Which of the following is a secondary source
Photograph
Newspaper
Speech
Textbook
3
Who is the founder of Daoism?
Confucius
Wu Wei
Mao Zedong
Lao Tzu
4
Where did humans live after the Neolithic Revolution
Caves
Permenant Settlements
Camps
Large populated cities
5
The Code of Hammurabi is a primary or secondary source?
Secondary
Primary
6
What was the Neolithic Revolution?
A revolution that was neolithic
The switch from hunting and gathering to living in caves
The switch from hunting and gathering to agriculture
Continuing to live in cities
7
Which is a difference between Silk Road and Indian Ocean Trade (IO)?
Only IO trade experienced cultural diffusion
Silk road trade had no ideological exchange
Silk Road carried luxury goods while IO had bulk goods
In IO, trade was done mainly through ships
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Which was NOT one of the features of civilization?
Entertainment
Government
Cities
Writing
9
The Code of Hammurabi was in cuneiform. What was cuneiform?
the first form of writing using wedge-shaped carvings in clay.
The spoken language of the Babylonians
Writing using pictures to represent words
10
During the Paleolithic Era, humans were:
Humans weren't fully evolved
Established Farmers
Living in permenant settlements
Hunter Gatherers
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What is the caste system?
The economic system of India
The political system of India
The Social Structure of India
4 Beliefs of Hinduism
12
The Fertile Crescent is located in which region
Middle East
Arabia
India
China
13
What is a Trade Route?
the path followed by people who trade with one another
IDK
The road people take to get to the store.
The various ways people recieve their goods and services
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Why did civilizations start near rivers?
Rivers provide an easy supply of water for farming
Rivers flood and destroyed buildings and crops
Rivers provided trade routes
Rivers weren't that important to civilizations
15
What is Cultural Diffusion?
The movement of a large number of people from one area to another
Exchanging ideas, beliefs, and tech. between people from different cultures
Exchange of diseases and illness from one group to another
Diffusion that is Cultural
16
During the Paleolithic Era, humans lived this type of lifestyle
Settled
Neolithic
Nomadic
Agricultural
17
What is a trade network?
The people living today who come from a specific ancestor group
A group of people forming a developed and organized society
How money and resources are used by people to get what they want and need
A collection of trade routes in one region connected together
18
What is a secondary source?
A source created using secondary sources
A source that was created by someone later on
A source created by someone who was at the event
A source created by someone who is biased
19
Buddhism spread along the Silk Roads through cultural diffusion
True
False
20
What is irrigation?
Building dams to prevent flooding
A word some of us confuse with "irritation"
Using wells to store water
Bringing water from a natural source to areas without water to water crops
21
Which two rivers are part of the Fertile Crescent Region?
Yellow, Nile
Tigris, Euphrates
Tigris, Indus
Danube, Indus
22
Which geographic feature did early civilizations settle near?
Rivers
Plains
Desert
Mountains
23
What is a physical map?
A map that shows specific topics for reference
A map that shows political boundaries
A map that shows landscapes and geographic features
24
What is Karma in Hinduism?
A positive attitude to adapt to environment to be successful and prosper
Living up to the duties and obligations in your life.
The enlightened state of happiness due to self-restraint.
You will be rewarded (or punished) in the next life based on decisions
25
The World Cup is currently being held in which country?
Egypt
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Qatar
26
Which of the following is NOT a primary source?
Speech
Photograph
Textbook
Newspaper
27
How did the Code of Hammurabi hand out punishments
Punishments were the same
Punishments were lenient
Punishments were based on rank in society
Punishments depended on decision of the judge
28
The NBA renamed its MVP trophy after which legend
Michael Jordan
Larry Bird
Bill Russell
Wilt Chamberlin
29
What is a map?
images of places
a drawing or a representation of a place.
a character in Dora
what historians use to determine sources
30
What is Trade?
A skilled job, requiring skills and special training.
The act of exchanging goods and services and receiving something in return
What Mr. T does with his stocks
A specialized industry that developed during Classical Civilizations period
31
What does the MAP LEGEND tell you?
I forgot
The orientation of the map
The title of the map
The meaning of symbols on the map
32
What is a thematic map?
A map that shows landscapes and geographic features
A map that shows specific topics for reference
A map that shows political boundaries
33
What does filial piety mean?
The way to enlightenment is through nirvana.
To obedience and respect for your government.
Obedience and respect for your parents and elders.
All the universe is connected through the yin-yang.
34
Which feature of a civilization best describes the Code Hammurabi?
Technology
Language / Writing
Government
Social Structure
35
Which Christmas song is the number one song in America right now?
All I Want for Christmas is You
Jingle Bell Rock
A Holly Jolly Christmas
Rockin Around the Christmas Tree
36
What is the Silk Road?
A trade network that connected China with South Asia
A trade network that primarily traded silk
A trade network that connected China with the Middle East
A road that leads to where silk worms live.
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What is a primary source?
A source created using secondary sources
A source created by someone who was at the event
A source that was created by someone later on
A source created by someone who is biased
38
The USA performed a prisoner swap - trading WNBA player Britney Griner for who?
American protestor
Ukranian politician
Russian Spy
Russian arms dealer
39
Hinduism and Buddhism both believe in which belief?
The Caste System
Karma
Reincarnation
Nirvana
