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8th Grade World History SGO REVIEW
8th Grade World History SGO REVIEW
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1
Who was the Israelite king known for his wise sayings, or proverbs?
Tutankhamen
Sargon
Solomon
Nebuchadnezzar
2
Life in ancient Egypt depended heavily on the
Nile River
fish harvest
balance of trade
good will of the pharaoh
3
The Egyptians believed that the pharaoh was the son of
Bel
Isis
Osiris
Re
4
People who study how humans developed and how they relate to each other
anthropologists
feudalism
Stone Age
Bantu migrations
5
The Egyptians used this for baskets and for papermaking
jute
flax
papyrus
gypsum
6
The reason why all Africans share some common traditions
Bantu migrations
infinity
anthropologists
feudalism
7
Government in which citizens vote to elect leaders
dynasty
feudalism
republic
constitution
8
The Jews who lived scattered around outside of Judah are called the
Diaspora
aurora
plethora
menorah
9
Using artificial means of bringing water to crops is called
adulation
inflation
irrigation
initiation
10
What do Aristarchus and Eratosthenes have in common?
They both worked on physics
They were both mathematicians
They both studied Earth.
They both studied the stars
11
Sumerian women had the rights to buy and sell property and
write wills
run businesses
become rulers
go to school
12
The mountain ranges of Italy
isolated towns from each other
include the Appalachians
cannot be crossed
are not as rugged as those in Greece
13
The king of _______ sent a herald into Greece to demand his daughter back.
Minos
Aea
Tyre
Crete
14
Which two scientists made advances in geometry?
Aristarchus and Hipparchus
Hypatia and Pythagoras
Archimedes and Hippocrates
Euclid and Pythagoras
15
Mesopotamia, the cradle of civilization, lay between the
Nile River and Red Sea
Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
Nile and Niger Rivers
Rhine and Rhone Rivers
16
The Greeks wanted their art to reflect their ideals of
utility and friendliness
peace and happiness
wealth and power
balance, reason, and moderation
17
A place where tombs for the pharaohs were cut into the rock walls
Valley of the Kings
Valley of the Nile
Valley of the Spirits
Valley of the Sun
18
Early humans spread to which continent first?
Asia
Africa
Australia
Europe
19
The long era of peace that began with Augustus is called the
Second Triumvirate
Praetorian Guard
Pax Romana
Roman Empire
20
Which Greek scientist said the Earth is round?
Euclid
Pythagoras
Eratosthenes
Hypatia
21
The __________ separate India from the rest of Asia
Himalaya
castes
monsoons
Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
22
Wedge-shaped Sumerian writing
feudalism
dynasty
rule of law
cuneiform
23
In
the History of Herodotus,
who did the Greeks kidnap?
Europe
Argive
Aea
Io
24
Idea that laws should apply equally to everyone
constitution
cuneiform
feudalism
rule of law
25
The world's longest river is the
Niger
Amazon
Nile
Tigris
26
The Greek peninsula is
mountainous and dry
fertile
often flooded
flat
27
Called this because people made their tools from stone during this time
Bantu Migration
dynasty
anthropologists
Stone Age
28
The first humans were
scribes
farmers
artisans
hunter-gatherers
29
Twenty-five thousand years ago, humans moved in which direction across Asia?
south
southeast
northeast
west
30
Concept explained by Indian mathematicians
Dynasty
Infinity
anthropologists
republic
31
A plan of government
Constitution
dynasty
rule of law
Stone Age
32
A family of rulers who pass power down through the family
dynasty
cuneiform
republic
Bantu migrations
33
The weekly day of worship and rest is called the
Sabbath
synagogue
weekend
Rabbi
34
A system based on a shift of power from kings to nobles
cuneiform
feudalism
rule of law
constitution
35
Hammurabi's ideas for his legal code came from
trips to the desert
long sea voyages
the laws of the lands he conquered
taking dictation on Mt. Sinai