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World History Unit 1
World History Unit 1
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13. Cutting down a forest to make room for a building is an example of
Human-environment interaction
Migration
Region
Regional-conflict
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3. The process by which scientists determine the age of fossils that are less than 50,000 years old is referred to as
Fossil Dating
Carbon Dating
Fossil DNA Analysis
Potassium Dating
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6. The time period before written records is called—
Millennium
Circa
Prehistory
History
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11. The abbreviation C.E. stands for ______ while the abbreviation B.C.E. stands for__________.
before common era; common era
current era; before current era
Christ's era; before Christ's era
Common era; before common era
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16. Which of the following aided cultural diffusion among early people?
Trade
Weak rulers
Farming
Music
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15. Early hunter-gatherer human societies are generally characterized by
Large numbers of people
Small nomadic clans of humans
Moderate numbers of people living in permanent villages
Minuscule cities and large agricultural developments
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10. Paleolithic peoples were nomads because they had to—
Follow animal migration patterns
Discover different cultures
Trade with other societies
Flee from natural disasters
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9.
Approximately
how long ago was the year 1000 BCE?
1000 years
2000 years
4000 years
3000 years
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4. In which part of the world did humans originate
All over the world
East Africa
Europe
Middle East
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19. Paleolithic comes before Neolithic and Early Civilizations.
True
False
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1. An object made by humans is referred to as
Fossils
Archaeologist
Artifact
Bones
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17. Examine the map. Which statements best describes this map?
Early human migration from East Africa
The spread of early agriculture
Neolithic road systems
Animal migration routes
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20. Why is geography important to the study of history?
It uncovers artifacts left by early people
It tells us when events took place
It shows us the connections between people, places and events
It helps us predict the future
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12. What archaeological site is this?
Stonehenge
Petra
Chichen Itza
Babylon
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7. The Paleolithic Era is--
The time when dinosaurs roamed the earth
The period of the last Ice Age
The period of history before there was writing
The earliest period of human history
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5. The Neolithic Agricultural Revolution consisted of
Farming and domestication
Hunting and gathering
Building villages
Starting cities near rivers
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8. This type of imaginary line curves vertically from north to south across the globe; its most famous example is the
Parallel
Latitude
Longitude
Arctic and Antarctic circles
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18. The absolute location for
D
is
a. 90°E, 30°S
a. 30° S, 90°E
a. 30°N, 90°W
90°W, 30°N
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2. The evidence left by Paleolithic people that suggests that they believed in a spiritual world is
Clay pots that they made and used
Buried dead
Tools made out of stone
Animal skin clothing
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14. Which is a key feature of a civilization?
Cities
Hunting and Gathering
Steel working
Social equality