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World History - 2nd 6 Weeks Review
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1
Ancestral Puebloans got food primarily by
hoping
farming
scavenging
fishing
2
Which statement correctly describes a similarity between Plato and Socrates?
Both students of an Athenian philosopher named Aristotle.
They both set up schools for disseminating knowledge.
Both want people to discover ethical values through reason.
Both expounded beliefs about governance systems in books.
3
Who founded the first Indian empire?
Faxian
Siddhartha Gautama
Asoka
Chandragupta Maurya
4
Which statement is true of the city Teotihuacán?
It was the capital city of the Aztec.
It was built on the mainland.
It was founded in 300 B.C. by the Maya.
It was situated on a cliff along a canyon wall.
5
In Aztec mythology, in what city did the gods create the world in which the Aztec lived.
Teotihuacán
El Mirador
Cahokia
Cuzco
6
Who does Aggie Football play this weekend?
Covid-19
Peter Griffin
Texas Bootscooters
South Carolina Gamecocks
7
The Olmec was the first American civilization; The culture described in this text lasted from
1500 B.C. to 400 B.C.
1500 B.C. to 1000 B.C.
900 A.D. to 1500 A.D.
300 B.C. to 250 A.D.
8
Coach Lloyd is the GOAT
False
True
9
In Hinduism, this refers to actions of a person’s life that affect their fate in the next life
karma
reincarnation
dharma
ahimsa
10
Feudalism was a system of government in which _______.
belief systems guided the ruler's actions
rulers offered moral advice and promised a just government
lords governed their land but had obligations to the ruler
the dynastic cycle determined who would rule
11
Which statement is true about the residences shown in this picture?
They were later called pueblos by the Spanish.
Initially built by the Olmecs and later expanded by Aztecs.
A collection of such residences was known as an ayllu.
They were constructed on cliffs along canyon walls.
12
In the war that took place around 1250 B.C., shown in here and described in the Iliad
Troy conquered the Persians.
Athens became a democracy.
Spartan troops captured Athens.
the Mycenaens defeated Troy.
13
A dynasty enjoyed the Mandate of Heaven as long as the dynasty _______.
worshipped Shang Di as the supreme god
offered regular sacrifices to the gods
provided good government
followed the teachings of Confucius
14
Buddhist belief of union with the universe and release from the cycle of rebirth?
atman
moksha
ahimsa
nirvana
15
Which statement is true regarding the Inuit who adapted to the harsh climate of the Arctic.
Used kayaks in waters or used dog sleds to transport goods.
People with surplus goods shared their wealth in a potlatch.
They were cold?
Wolves and bears provided them everything needed.
16
Which statement is true of the Spartan government in ancient Greece?
Major decisions were approved by an assembly.
All native-born Spartans were accorded citizenship.
Twenty ephors ran the day-to-day affairs.
It was headed by a single monarch.
17
The government structure of the civilization on this map was most like which of the following?
the Inca, empire that expanded through conquest
the Olmec, elite may have lived in ceremonial centers
the Aztec, a powerful united empire with a single ruler
Iroquois, loose alliance of groups governing their villages
18
The Buddha stressed that each person should seek enlightenment through _______.
acculturation
self-denial
meditation
reincarnation
19
Which phrase correctly completes this chart?
concentration of power in the hands of the wealthy
rule of officials elected by the people of a country
great Italian restaurant
control of power by a hereditary landholding elite
20
Which statement is true of Inca farmers who farmed in the way this image shows?
Built walls to hold strips of land on steep hills in place
Responsible for building step terraces in the Andes.
Spent year working land for the emperor and the temples.
Failed in preventing the rains from washing away the soil.
21
How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
Go to your homeroom Jayden
Enough
This is the correct answer
A lot
22
Which statement describes a reason for women in ancient Sparta to engage in this activity?
They had to serve in the Spartan army for 20 yrs.
Run the day-to-day affairs of the city-state.
Expected to produce healthy sons for the Spartan army.
Worked as servants and fittest women received the best jobs.
23
Coach Lloyd is A GOAT
True
False
24
This supreme god was among the many gods and nature spirits to whom the early Chinese prayed.
Shi Huangdi
Shang Di
Confucius
Laozi
25
The network of trade routes later called the Silk Road was opened up by the emperor
Shi Huangdi
Asoka
Wudi
Gao Zu
26
Which group shared the characteristics of a calendar and writing in stone with The Olmec?
the Inca
the Natchez
the Inuit
the Maya
27
Confucius developed a philosophy that was concerned with _______.
ensuring unity and a joint family structure
ensuring social order and good government
ensuring that people lived in harmony with nature
expanding a country's territory
28
Loess, has earned this river the nickname, "River of Sorrows."
the Indus
the Huang
the Brahmaputra
the Ganges
29
Which statement is true of the Mycenaeans?
Their rulers lived in a vast palace at Knossos.
They lived in a single city-state on the mainland.
They fought in the Trojan War around 1250 B.C.
They came under attack from Minoan sea raiders.
