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World History I to 1500 AD Part 5
World History I to 1500 AD Part 5
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1
What was the purpose of this structure?
to make travel easier
to practice a religion
to carry water
to defend a city
2
Which factor had the greatest effect on the movement of early nomadic societies?
Survival needs
Religious beliefs
Tribal treaties
Mineral deposits
3
During the Neolithic Era, which change first resulted in the creation of settled communities
Specialization of labor
Use of pottery
development of agriculture
Invention of written language
4
Which god kept the same name when adopted from Greek mythology by the Romans?
Juno
Apollo
Venus
Zeus
5
The defining characteristic of polytheistic religions is the idea that
there is an eteral struggle between good and evil
there are many gods and goddesses in existence
past actions control the destiny of each person
beings undergo many cycles of rebirth
6
The standard of religious conduct and the moral code of the Hebrews is dictated by the Twelve Tables
False
True
7
Living in harmony with nature is an important part of Chinese culture primarily because
Buddhism
Taoism
Hinduism
Confucianism
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The Vedas and Upanishads are sacred writings of
Hinduism
Buddhism
Zoroastrianism
Judaism
9
According to the Mandate of Heaven, a Chinese emperor could remain in power as long as
conquered new territories
obeyed the priests
controlled the army
governed as a just ruler
10
"We are called a democracy, for the administration is in the hands of the many and not of the few." quotedby Pericles
False
True
11
Emperor Constantine influenced the traditions of Western civilization by
unifying Europe by founding the Holy Roman Empire
legalizing Christianity within the Roman Empire
sending Roman soldiers to the Middle East
codifying Roman law in the Middle East
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"You only lose what you cling to." expresses the religious views of Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism
False
True