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Duplicate of Mrs. Hansen's 2017-2018 World History H Unit 1 Exam Review
Pax Romana
How many periods is Egyptian history divided into?
Duplicate of Mrs. Hansen's 2017-2018 World History H Unit 1 Exam Review
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How many periods is Egyptian history divided into?
1
2
3
4
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Pax Romana
200 Year peace of Rome
200 year peace of Greece
3
What evidence suggest that the Indus Valley cities had a well-organized government?
records left by kings
writings on stone seals
well-planned cities
statues of goddesses
4
All of the following are contributions given to the world by Ancient Sumner
except
Alphabet
Algebra
Iron Working
Wheel
5
Neolithic
New Stone Age
Old Stone Age
6
All of the following are examples of commonalities shared among the Greeks except
honor same heroes
worship same gods
speak same language
every city-state was a democracy
7
Played the most influential role in the spread of Christianity
Paul
Solomon
David
John
8
Towards the end of the Roman Empire the real power was held by the
The military and its generals
Helots
Plebians
Emperors
9
The prince that went out into the world and was disturbed by pain and suffering was
Ashoka
Jesus
Sidhartha Guatama
Gandhi
10
All of the following are examples of the Roman Achievement except
Practical Science
the printing press
aqueducts
mosaic art
11
Alexander the Great's most lasting achievement is
a lasting empire
the conquest of India
spread of Greek culture, often called the Hellenistic World
an alliance with Persia
12
A period in history when people begin to farm and settle in communities
Industrial Revolution
Hunting Gathering
Agricultural Revolution
Nomadic
13
People are naturally good
Daoism
Confucianism
Legalism
14
Who is seen as key to the spread of Christianity
Samuel
Moses
Paul
Jacob
15
Four Noble Truths
Legalism
Buddhism
Hinduism
Judaism
16
Conquest by what people began to convert people from polytheism to monotheism
Hittites
Phoenicians
Assyrians
Persians
17
People are naturally wicked
Daoism
Confucianism
Legalism
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How many levels of societies did the caste system originally have?
3
1
4
2
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The Peloponnesian War resulted from conflict between
China and India
Macedonia and Carthage
Athens and Sparta
Greece and Persia
20
Religion based on the teaching of Jesus
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
21
How many states battled for supremacy during the Warning States period?
7
6
8
5
22
Sees government as bad, has a "whatever attitude"
Confucianism
Daoism
Legalism
23
Monotheistic
Many Gods
No God
One God
24
This historical artifact paved the way to understanding and reading the Egyptian hieroglyphs
Oracle Bones
Magna Carta
Rosetta Stone
Sanskrit
25
All of the following were contributions to the civilized Western world from the Greeks,
except
Gladiator Games
Drama
Olympics
Democracy
26
The Persian Wars led to this city-state being the most influential in Greece
Corinth
Athens
Sparta
Argos
27
Polytheistic
One God
No God
Many Gods
28
Which of the following aided cultural diffusion among ancient peoples?
poor leaders
farming
trade
technology
29
What was NOT a step taken by Constantine to try to save what was left of the Roman Empire
Granted religious toleration to Christians
Built the new capital of Rome in Constantinople
Continued reform of Diocletian
Signed a treaty with Attila the Hun
30
Paleolithic
Old Stone Age
New Stone Age
31
What is the name of the tomb that Qin built?
Great Wall
Taj Mahal
pyramids
Terra Cotta Soldiers
32
Due to geography, this ancient civilization was the most isolated
China
Egypt
Sumner
India
33
The decline of the Roman republic followed a century of civil wars fought over the question of
who should hold power
which gods to worship
which language to speak
how to keep invaders out
34
Which of the following is NOT related to the fall of the Roman Empire?
heavy taxes
Corrupt officials
the assassination of Julius Caesar
Germanic Invasions
35
"Eye for an Eye"
Menes
Muhammad
Moses
Hammurabi
36
The Roman Ruler that began initiating reforms in an attempt to save the failing
empire
was
Caligula
Xerxes
Diocletian
Pericles
37
The caste system is the rigid social system of
Japan
India
Korea
China
38
Rome was invaded by Hannibal of Carthage in the
4th Punic War
3rd Punic War
1st Punic War
2nd Punic War
39
Formed by Athens as a show of strength after the Persian Wars
Delian League
Peloponnesian League
40
The Pyramid Age of Egypt is associated with
The New Kingdom
The Old Kingdom
The Middle Kingdom
41
The governments that formed in the Greek city-states included all of these
except
Communism
Democracy
Oligarchy
Monarchy
42
The government of Athens was a
Aristocracy
Monarchy
Oligarchy
Democracy
43
Dynastic Cycle/Manadate of Heaven
Egypt
India
Mesopotamia
China
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The women of Ancient Egypt had
lower social status than other women in other societies
no social status at all
higher social status than other women in other societies
equal social status than other women in other societies
45
The Edict of Milan, which legalized Christianity throughout the Roman Empire, was issued by
Diocletian
Julius Caesar
Augustus
Constantine