People vote on representatives, who then choose the laws

How was Romans idea of citizenship different from Athens?

Allowed people that were conquered to become citizens

The development of farming in river valley civilizations...

Led to a Surplus of Food supply

Why did civilizations develop near rivers? (Choose one reason below)

Allowed farmers to irrigate crops

Meeting certain rights and responsibilities of a nation

The character or culture of Greece

What is a similarity between Athens and Han China?

Influenced civilizations for years to come

The spread of Hellenism by Alexander the Great led to..

The preservation of Greek knowledge

What is a key factor to the development of cultures after the change to using agriculture?

Development of written languages

What is Direct Democracy?

People vote directly on the laws

What is a major difference between River Valley and Classical Civilizations?

Classical civilizations controlled more land and people

What are the Five Reasons Rivers Rule?

Fertile Soil, Irrigation, Transportation, Trade, Food/Water

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World History Exam 1 Review (2016)

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1
What is a Republic?
People vote on representatives, who then choose the laws
People vote on the laws directly
The emperors choose the laws
2
How was Romans idea of citizenship different from Athens?
Granted citizenship to all men and women
Gave citizenship to only powerful landowners
Educated citizens about government
Allowed people that were conquered to become citizens
3
The development of farming in river valley civilizations...
Led to a Surplus of Food supply
Made Farming the only way of living
Led to a Decrease of food supply
Created World Peace forever
4
Which of the of the 7 characteristics of Adv. Civilizations is known as Job Specialization?
Technology
Government
Religion
Specialization of Labor
5
What is the definition of Democracy?
Rule by the people
Rule by the elite
Rule by the goats
Rule by the king and queen
6
Why did civilizations develop near rivers? (Choose one reason below)
Homes were protected from enemy attacks
Hunters traveled by boat to find food
Resources such as stones were used as tools
Allowed farmers to irrigate crops
7
Democracy in Athens gave rights and privileges to which group of people?
Women
Citizens
All men
Children
8
Which form of government was Athens known for under Pericles rule?
Monarchy
Oligarchy
Democracy
Tyranny
9
The Romans treated the following group better than the Greeks did--
Citizens
Foreigners
Slaves
Woman
10
What is Citizenship?
Enjoying rights with no responsibility
Meeting certain rights and responsibilities of a nation
Living freely with no rights or responsiblities
11
What is Hellenism?
The character or culture of Greece
The character or culture of China
The character or culture of Rome
The character or culture of United States
12
Which philosophy was embraced during the Han Dynasty in China?
Confucianism
Shintoism
Stoicism
Sikhism
13
Which of the following was NOT a contributing factor from Ancient Civilizations to Classical?
Government
Religion
Steel weapons
Pyramids
14
Judaism in the contribution and belief in...
Polytheism
Monotheism
Unitheism
Secularism
15
What is a similarity between Athens and Han China?
Had the same form of government
Were ruled by Pharoahs
Influenced civilizations for years to come
Believed everyone had to participate in the government
16
The spread of Hellenism by Alexander the Great led to..
The preservation of Greek knowledge
the first city-states
Promotion of democracy
Christianity emerging in Greek culture
17
The Neolithic Revolution was a change from hunting & gathering to _______?
Starving
Farming
War
Jellyfishing
18
How was Judaism different from earlier religions?
Belief in one God
relied on religious scholars for answers
Strict dietary laws
19
What is the definition of Surplus?
Less than what is needed
Equal to what is needed
More than what is needed
20
Who was known as "the Great" leader of Macedonia and Greece?
Alexander
King Arthur
Julius Caesar
Darius III
21
What is a key factor to the development of cultures after the change to using agriculture?
Religion was discouraged
Elimination of social classes
Development of written languages
Focus on Hunting for Food
22
What is Direct Democracy?
People vote directly on the laws
The leaders choose the laws without voting from the public
People vote on someone else to choose the laws
23
What is a major difference between River Valley and Classical Civilizations?
River Valley civilizations were more advanced
River Valley civilizations were much larger than others
Classical civilizations controlled more land and people
Classical had religion while River Valley's did not
24
What caused the Neolithic Revolution?
Natural Disasters (tornadoes, hurricanes, etc.)
Disease
Relocation of Hunter-Gatherer societies
Climate Change
25
What is irrigation?
The finding of bronze and tin
Water is provided to crops
Water is sold for money
Climate change
26
What are the Five Reasons Rivers Rule?
Fertile Soil, Irrigation, Transportation, Trade, Food/Water
Clean Water, Irrigation, Transportation, Communication, Food
Fertile Soil, Technology, Writing, Trade, Food/Water
Fish, Rocks, Gold, Silver, Trade
27
The belief in many gods is known as...
Monotheism
Polytheism
Unitheism
Secularism

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