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1.1 Ancient Civilizations
1.1 Ancient Civilizations
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Which of these was a contribution of ancient Rome to Western civilization?
Language
Art
Literature
Music
2
China was successful for a long time in the ancient world because:
It produced most of the world's gold.
It was able to fend off nomadic invaders.
Many merchants sold Chinese goods.
Its people were good sailors.
3
This was the first major dynasty in China:
Zhou
Shang
Qin
Ming
4
Who were the Aryans?
Founders of Buddhism
The distant relatives of the Harappans
The first religious leaders of India
Indo-European peoples who created a new Indian society
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A place under this kind of leadership would have a few rulers.
Oligarchy
Democracy
Monarchy
Republic
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Which of these helped cause the fall of the Roman Empire?
Roman administrative practices
Germanic invasions
Bankruptcy
Monotheistic religion
7
Which of these correctly reflects the order of Chinese Dynasties?
Zhou, Han, Qin, Shang
Shang, Han, Qin, Zhou
Zhou, Shang, Han, Qin
Shang, Zhou, Qin, Han
8
The Hebrew belief in one God, which, came to dominate several world religions, is:
Monotheism
Daoism
Legalism
Polytheism
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Which civilization spawned religions that influenced Chinese thought?
Rome
India
Egypt
Greece
10
Claim by Chinese kings that they had direct authority from heaven to rule.
Sultanate
Oligarchy
Feudalism
Mandate of Heaven
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Which of the following leaders is considered to be the greatest ruler in the history of India?
Abu al-Abbas
Asoka
Mahmund
Alexander the Great
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Athens was known for this kind of leadership.
Democracy
Oligarchy
Empire
Republic
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What did the Greeks contribute to Western civilization?
Technology, literature, language, and politics
Philosophy, agriculture, art, and law
Philosophy, literature, art, and politics
Culture, literature, bronze working, and politics
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The major schools of thought that emerged in China between 500 B.C. and 200 B.C. were:
Buddhism, Daoism, Legalism
Confucianism, Daoism, Legalism
Hinduism, Daoism, and Hellenism
Confucianism, Monotheism, Legalism
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The switch from nomadic living to settlements was caused by:
Monotheism
The Mandate of Heaven
Agricultural Revolution
The Neolithic Revolution
