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Ms. Roundtree- SC PASS Review, 6th Grade World History
Ms. Roundtree- SC PASS Review, 6th Grade World History
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1
Which of the following is something that the Europeans introduced to theAmericas?
Potatoes
Turkeys
Smallpox
Tomatoes
2
The center of the Incan civilization was found closest to what letter?
b
a
c
d
3
The 3 branches of Roman government were...
magistrates, patricians, and commoners
magistrates, senate, assemblies/tribunes
4
After spreading throughout much of Europe in 1348, the bubonic plague killed approximately...
1/10 of Europe's population
1/16 of Europe's population
1/3 of Europe's population
5
Do you know that you are SMART, CAPABLE, LOVED, and AMAZING?! (You will pass the SCPASS!!!)
You know it!!!
YES, I AM!!!
6
Which explorer’s route is pictured below?
Hernan Cortes
Hernando de Soto
7
India is the origin of two of the world's major religions
Christianity and Judaism
Hinduism and Christianity
Hinduism and Buddhism
8
Which innovation can be credited to hunter-gatherers who lived over 10,000 years ago?
the use of the arch in architecture
The use of fire for cooking and heat
the use of concrete in construction
the use of iron in weaponry
9
Who named himself dictator of Rome for life in 45 BC?
Julius Caesar
Octavian
10
How was the history and rule of China divided?
dynasties
kingdoms
11
Which explorer’s route is pictured below?
Christopher Columbus
Leif Ericksson
12
Johannes Gutenberg had the biggest impact on the Renaissance by increasing....
religious philosophy
literacy rates
political criticism
artistic methods
13
Who is considered to be the first Roman emperor?
Octavian/Augustus Caesar
Julius Caesar
14
Cultural features of Japan during the Medieval period include...
warrior novels, lacquered boxes, landscape painting
making paper, pottery, building obelisks
15
Which of these is the best example of representative democracy?
Magna Carta
British Parliament
Holy Roman Empire
16
After the fall of Roman Empire, which was MOST important in unifying Western Europe?
Roman Catholic Church
Islamic culture
Byzantine history
17
Which route represents the path taken by the Portugese explorer Ferdinand Magellan?
d
c
a
b
18
A positive effect of the Crusades was the expansion of...
trade into the Mediterranean and Middle Eastern areas
the feudal system into Muslim culture
19
Why did some explorers sail “forGod”?
A. They wanted to spread Christianity.
A. It was mandatory in order for them toget to Heaven.
20
Which grouping lists the main reasons for European exploration?
Trade, gold, jewels
God, glory, gold
Salt, silk, spices
21
The teachings of Martin Luther sparked the...
Protestant Reformation
Renaissance
Middle Ages
22
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TheMayans contributed to astronomy, biology, and the mathematical concept of
algebra
geometry
zero
23
What is a representative government?
Short term limits of all public officials
elected officials that look out for the general public
24
What African River is pictured here?
The Niger River
The Nile River
25
The Crusades were a series of battles to achieve what end for both Muslims and Christians?
remove the Pope from power
capture Jerusalem and the Holy Land
26
The Hellenistic Era was a time period when...
Greek culture diffused with others making new cultures
Augustus Caesar spread Greek culture through the world
27
Which of the following has had the most influence on Indian literature and architecture?
the scientific community
Hinduism
28
Why were European powers interestedin developing water trade routes?
A. They wanted to find easy routes toAsia for trade.
A. The water routes always saved time.
29
What summarizes how religion changed in Rome from the time of Roman Republic to 4th century?
Romans remained loyal to polytheistic beliefs
Romans were polytheistic then were monotheistic Christians
30
What statement regarding early civilizations of the Mayas, Aztecs, and Incas is true?
Mayas Inca co-existed /inhabited Central Americaand Mexico.
Mayas, Aztecs, and Incas inhabited the American continents.
31
What Chinese philosopher encouraged people to respect their parents?
Shi Huangdi
Confucius
32
The Islamic Empire spread rapidly in 622AD when who fled Medina to Mecca?
Jesus
Abraham
Muhammad
33
What is cultural diffusion?
culture spread from one group to another
Cultures die out
34
Why would explorers want to sail for“glory”?
A. To find new resources
To make their nation proud
35
What was the overall impact of outside groups invading Rome?
the invasions made the Empire stronger and more united
Fighting off these threats proved to be expensive/extensive
36
Why is the Silk Road important?
It gave China better irrigation for farmland
It provided a way to trade Chinese goods and ideas
37
Which explorer’s route is pictured below?
Christopher Columbus
Ferdinand Magellan
38
Farmed on large scale...big mound builders: Which Native American culture is described?
Hopewell
Pueblo
Mississippian
Adena
39
What three empires flourished because of the trans-Saharan trade of gold and salt?
Ghana, Mali, Songhai
Timbuktu, Ethiopia, Mali
40
This painting is a representation of...
the encomienda system
the manorial system
the slave system
the hacienda system
41
Which explorer’s route is pictured below?
John Cabot
Robert la Salle
42
Which explorer’s route is pictured below?
Henry Hudson
Vasco da Gama
43
Which statement best describes the people of the Mississippian Period?
They were hunters and gatherers who lived in smalls bands
They were farmers who used simple tools to grow their food
44
During the Renaissance, a belief in humanism emerged. "Humanism" means...
teachings of the ancient Greeks weren't important
obedience to God is not as important as obedience to state
individuals are important, achievements should be celebrated
45
The hunter-gatherer society had which of the following?
a system of public education
distinct roles for men and women
a clear set of laws and consequences
organized branches of government
46
The Byzantine Empire was home to the city of Constantinople which...
Lasted 500 years
preserved and spread the greatest accomplishments of Rome
47
Christianity is a monotheistic religion that is an extension of which religion?
Buddhism
Judaism
48
Which of the following is something that went from the Americas to Europein the exchange?
Pigs
Tobacco
Sugarcane
Wheat
49
How were the dwellings of the Southwest Native Americans different that other tribes?
They were small earthen mounds built into the ground
They were built using bark and animal hides
They were multiple-story structures from baked clay
50
Which explorer’s route is pictured below?
John Cabot
Henry Hudson
51
Why did the European powers become interested in the slave trade?
A. ey were interested in African styleclothing and music
They needed workers to work in thefields in the Americas.
52
Which people were devastated asEuropeans sailed “for gold”?
Hebrews
A. Africans and American Natives
53
How did the Columbian Exchange change theworld?
It connected the world with foods, ideas, and diseases
It caused people to become more religious.
It caused the price of clothing torise dramatically.
54
Which statement is true about citizenship in Ancient Greece?
Only men who were not slaves could become citizens
Only the rich and powerful could be citizens
55
What is the MOST ACCURATE explanation as to how the Bubonic Plague was spread?
people from the New World
bird droppings
fleas on rats
56
What is a accurate statement about the spread of the Islamic Empire?
It was small in 750AD, then began spreading rapidly
It was large in 632AD, then declined rapidly
It covered almost all of the Middle East by 750AD
57
Which period is characterized by a renewed curiosity in the arts, sciences, and in philosophy?
The Renaissance
The Medieval Period
The Age of Exploration
The Industrial Revolution
58
The Magna Carta is MOST important for what reason?
It was the "great charter"
It created Parliament
It created the first democracy in England
It put limits on the monarch's powers
59
What was the writing system of Mesopotamia?
Hieroglyphics
Cuneiform
60
This image best represents which event in history?
The Columbian Exchange
The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade
61
In the Japanese feudal system, who typically held the real power?
Buddhist monk
Samurai
Emperor
Shogun
62
Early African kingdoms such as Ghana and Mali made most of their wealth by
Trading gold across the Sahara Desert
Selling slaves to the Portuguese
63
Which of the following summarizes the main foundations of the Islam faith?
The 10 commandments
The bible
The 5 Pillars of Islam
64
Which explorer’s route is pictured below?
Christopher Columbus
Ferdinand Magellan
65
In the manorial system, peasants...
had no rights whatsover
were often sold by kings
were protected in return for service and payments
66
After the invasions began, European landowners found protection by entering into
mercenary contracts
feudal arrangements
land and sea watches
67
Which statements BEST describes the Vikings in Medieval Europe?
They never became part of Christian Europe
They were a roving group who raided towns
68
The GREATEST impact of the Columbian Exchange was...
the annual storage of crops for native peoples
the spread of new diseases which led to vaccinations
transfer of plants, people and ideas
69
What was the phrase, "Gift of the Nile", referring to?
Flooding that provided fertile soil
Pharaohs power
70
Largest empire in west Africa, Timbuktu was the capital, center of commerce and learning
Songhai
Axum
Ghana
Libya
71
The Compass, Paper, Gunpowder, and woodblock printing are from...
Greece
Egypt
China
Rome
72
a dynasty is...
a family with a lot of income
a family that rules
a political group that rules
73
Which of these early Native American cultures was known for living in "Pueblos"?
The Creek
The Seminole
The Anasazi
The Cahokia
74
Which artifacts would an archaeologist find from the hunter-gatherer era?
bricks from homes
stone tools
written documents
pottery shards
75
During the Middle Ages, what group helped to preserve learning and ancient literature?
priests and monks
doctors and lawyers
noble and kings
76
A general who rule Japan in the name of the emperor is called a
Shinto
Daimyo
Shogun
Samurai
