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SCHS World History- QPA 1 Part II
SCHS World History- QPA 1 Part II
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Which best explains the progression between the settlements of Jarmo and Harrapa?
Irrigation allowed for greater production of crops in settlements
Domesticated animals were traded between settlements
Later civilizations inherited many ideas from earlier settlements
Geographic barriers isolated early settlements
2
How are the origins of Hinduism and Buddhism similar?
Both considered Siddhartha Gautama as the principal founder
Both implemented a caste system for social classes
Both were founded at the same time
Both began in the modern day country of India
3
Which practice is typical of civilizations such as the ancient river valley civilizations?
recording events in cave paintings
developing democratic traditions
spreading monotheistic religious customs
using irrigation systems
4
Based on the information in the excerpt, Hammurabi most likely intended to--
b. Ensure order in society with a legal code
Replace earlier primitive laws
Communicate with the wealthy members of Babylonian society
Promote widespread literacy in an ancient river valley civilization
5
A common belief held by Jews, Christians, and Muslims is the idea that--
Only one God should be worshiped
Any individual can be a religious leader
The souls of believers are reincarnated
A chosen group will receive salvation
6
For early Christians following church teachings involved observance of--
Reincarnation
Holy sacraments
Eightfold rituals
Pillars of faith
7
The establishment of a Hellenistic empire by Alexander the Great is considered a great achievement because it--
Brought about the first Greek city-states
Promoted the early development of democracy in Greece
Facilitated the spread and preservation of Greek knowledge
Allowed for Christianity to emerge in a peaceful Greek empire
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How did the Roman idea of citizenship facilitate political stability throughout Roman territories?
Romans allowed conquered peoples to become citizens
Romans granted citizenship to both men and women
Romans educated citizens about representative government
Romans extended citizenship to powerful landowners
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Which objective is a primary goal of Confucianism?
Restore social order through proper behavior
Gain salvation through belief in a personal god
Separate society into distinct social classes
Achieve a higher spiritual state through self-sacrifice
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How did the environment of Egypt lead to a settled civilization in the region?
Palm trees only grew near the river
Farmers needed irrigation systems to grow crops
Merchants needed walled cities to protect them from invaders
The narrow river restricted travel to small boats