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GLOBAL REGENTS REVIEW - 9TH GRADE (QUIZ 1)
GLOBAL REGENTS REVIEW - 9TH GRADE (QUIZ 1)
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What would a geographer conducting research bemost likely to do?
design a survey to determine the spending habits of teens
use carbon-14 to determine the age ofartifacts
observe the effects of wind patterns onregional trade
analyze the reasons women vote for certaincandidates
2
Which technology enabledEuropean navigators to determine locationduring the Age of Exploration?
astrolabe
cross bow
caravel
lateen sail
3
Which river is most closely associated withHinduism?
Ganges
Tigris
Nile
Yellow
4
Which feature is considered a natural barrier?
Great Rift Valley
Panama Canal
Aswan Dam
Great Wall of China
5
The West African kingdom of Mali grew in wealthand power by controlling the trading of
gold and salt
sugar and ivory
oil and coal
timber and fish
6
Which term is most closely associated withHellenism under Alexander the Great?
pacifism
cultural diffusion
theocracy
natural rights
7
Which group used stirrup, horsemanship, and siege warfare techniques toconquer Asia in 1300s?
Mongols
Vikings
Japanese
Persians
8
Black Death spread in the mid-14thC., which region tended to have thegreatest loss of life?
urban areas
mountainous areas
rural farms
remote villages
9
Type of economic system relies primarilyon hunting, gathering, herding
command
traditional
mixed
capitalism
10
China, Korea, and Japan share culturalsimilarities in part due to their
contacts through trade
unification under Mongol rule
shared river systems
clashes with Russian imperialists
11
The Neolithic Revolution is most closelyassociated with
domesticating plants and animals
developing iron technology
learning to control fire
using child labor in factories
12
The creation of independent city-states in ancientGreece can be most directly attributed to the
diverse ethnic groups in the region
large number of different languages
rugged mountainous terrain
practice of oligarchy
13
Which individual developed Asian philosophyassociated w/ the five relationships, filial piety?
Siddhartha Gautama
Confucius
Han Wudi
Laozi (Lao Tzu
14
Which nation is located on a peninsula?
Brazil
Saudi Arabia
Philippines
Austria
15
Which statement best characterizes Europeduring the early Middle Ages?
A standardized currency promoted internationaltrade
People adopted humanism and questionedthe Church.
A centralized government provided law andorder
Manorialism developed to meet the people’seconomic needs.
16
Charlemagne’s 9th C. empire covered territorywhich today would include the Alps and Rhineland..
Ireland and the United Kingdom
Spain and Portugal
France and Germany
Poland and Russia
17
In colonial Spanish America, which system wasdeveloped to support plantationagriculture?
guild
encomienda
barter
domestic
18
The writing of the Magna Carta was a reaction tothe
missionary work of clergy
economic restrictions under imperialism
abuse of power by monarchs
threats of revolution from colonial governors
19
Which geographic feature is located in LatinAmerica?
Himalaya Mountains
rain forest of the Congo
plateau of Tibet
Amazon River
20
Which document is an example of a primary source?
the diary of a survivor of a Nazi death camp
a novel on the Age of Exploration
a textbook on Russian history
an encyclopedia article on religions of the Middle East
21
One major effect of the Protestant Reformationon western Europe was the
reduction in religious wars
increased power of the Catholic pope
decline in religious unity
increase in the sale of indulgences by theCatholic Church
22
Similarity in the rule of Akbar the Great and Elizabeth I is that both leadersusedpolicies that
compulsory education
military disarmament
religious toleration
voter participation
23
Gutenberg, Henry VIII, John CalvinWhat event in European history directly influenced by these
Reconquista
Glorious Revolution
trans-Atlantic slave trade
Protestant Reformation
24
Mansa Musa’s pilgrimage to Mecca demonstratesthat he practiced
Islam
Sikhism
Buddhism
animism
25
A key reason the Incas were able to control theirlarge empire was that they
promoted literacy and mass educationprograms to teach
formed a democratic government
outlawed human sacrifice
built a road system to connect distant areasand move army
26
At the height of its power which ancientcivilization controlled the coastal region by Med.Sea?
Phoenician
Carthaginian
Persian
Roman