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Ancient World History Quiz 1
Ancient World History Quiz 1
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1
Before 500 C.E Judaism and Hinduism were similar in that both
Had written scriptures and an ethical code to live by
Advocated a monastic life and rejection of the world
Spread widely around the Mediterranean
Promoted teachings about reincarnation
2
Which civilization was known for its strong military?
Israelites
Athens Greece
Phoenicia
Sparta
3
Which religion believes the City of Jerusalem is their holy city?
Islam
Judaism
Christianity
All of the above
4
What are the names of the 2 sects of Islam that resulted the division of the Muslim community?
Sunni and Ka'ba
Sunni and Shi'a
Sunni and Mobad
Shi'a and Mobad
5
The Four Noble Truths of Buddhism include all of the following EXCEPT
Reincarnation is endless suffering
Desire is the cause of all suffering
Nirvana is freedom from suffering
Suffering is always present in life
6
According to Mesopotamian culture, women
could not divorce
could not own property
all of the above
did not have any rights
7
The Nile river made it possible for ______ to emerge
Egyptian civilization
Wool factories
Religion
Mesopotamian societied
8
Jesus' followers believed that he was
the Messiah
a prophet
a non-Jew
a Roman Catholic
9
In ancient Egypt, the pharaoh was regarded as a
Priest
Peasant
Demigod
Warrior
10
Alexander the Great's conquest of Greece, Asia Minor, Egypt, and Persia led to the
establishment of representative democracy
adoption of a feudal system
spread of Islamic culture throughout Europe
spread of Hellenic culture
11
Why are rivers considered so important for the development of early civilizations?
They encourage the development of large navies.
They allow for the factory production of manufactured goods
they discourage hunting and herding
they make full-scale agricultural productions easier.
12
Which ancient country is where the idea of the Mandate of Heaven started?
Mesoptamia
China
Egypt
India
13
What Phoenician innovation influenced western culture?
monotheism
the wheel
using coins for money
the alphabet
14
They Babylonian king who created a law code for his entire empire was
Hammurabi
Ramses II
Abraham
Yu the Great
15
Many of the first civilization developed
on mountain top
near each other
by rivers
along coasts
16
Which of the following matches the belief system with their sacred text?
Vedas- Buddhism, Analects- Islam, Bible- Christianity
Analects- Confucianism , Vedas- Judaism, Torah- Islam
Analects- Confucianism, Torah- Judaism, Quran - Islam
Vedas- Confucianism, Torah- Judaism, Quran- Islam
17
The main legacy of Spartan society is
a strong democratic tradition
a military culture with few civil liberties
emphasis on science and medical
emancipation of the slave class
18
Muslim explorer who reach, China, Africa, and Russia
Ashoka
Ibn battuta
Ibn Sina
Aristotle
19
The worship of many Gods practice by early civilizations is known as
Monotheism
Polytheism
Monarchy
Theocracy
20
Which early civilization used a pictorial writing style called hieroglyphics?
Mesopotamia
Egyptians
Phoenicians
Greeks
21
Which religions symbol looks like this
Buddhism
Islam
Confucius
Hinduism
22
The Muslim's duty to take a pilgrimage to Mecca is called the
hajj
mosque
humus
caliph
23
Which religion uses this symbol
Confucianism
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
24
The first five books of the Hebrew Bible are called the
Old Testament
Book of the Covenant
New Testament
Torah
25
Who is considered the father of the faith of Islam, Judaism, and Christianity?
David
Moses
Abraham
Issac
26
What civilization developed near the Tigris and Euphrates rivers?
Greek
Egyptian
Roman
Mesopotamia/Babylon
27
Which was NOT correct of the ancient Olympics?
they were held in honor of Zeus
they were held every 4 years
only greeks could compete
men competed clothed
28
Which religions symbol looks like this
Buddhism
Islam
Hinduism
Christianity