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We are reviewing Map Skills, Mesopotamia, Egypt, and the 5 Cs.
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1
Basic family units, nomadic, no property, no protection of natural rights are traits of:
Post-neolithic man/farmers
Man in a state of nature/ hunter-gatherers
man and tech/miners
2
Cuneiform and Hieroglyphics are important accomplishments in what element?
government
writing
religion
agricultural production
3
Which was built as a demonstration of a ruler's power as a deity on earth?
Hebrew king and temple
Greek tyrant and the Parthenon
Assyrian king and his lighthouse
Egyptian Pharaoh and his pyramid
4
Which continents are located entirely in the Southern Hemisphere?
Antarctica
Australia
Africa
North America
5
In Egypt who measured the rise of the river, forecasting the harvest, and supervising trade?
slave
judge
priest
scribe
6
Which feature had the greatest influence on development of society?
dense forests
mountains
river valleys
coastlines
7
Egyptians believe that Pharaoh is a god or descended from gods is an example of...
divine right
power of might
bloodlines
natural selection
8
The most important element of a civilization is
writing
an agricultural surplus
a government
schools
9
In social contract theory, what do people get in exchange for giving up some rights?
a family
extended state of nature
a community of mutual protection
increased competition
10
Which feature would be found on a physical map?
land usage patterns
mountains
population density
climate patterns
11
What was one reason civilization thrived in the Tigris-Euphrates River Valley?
the location allowed protecting from invasion
flooding left rich soil which was ideal for farming
The rivers flowed into the Mediterranean Sea
the rivers provided trade routes
12
Which type of map would show borders and major cities?
population
climate
political
physical
13
which development allowed early people to form settlements?
creation of a government
advances in writing
advances in agricultural production
religion
14
Where are Priests and nobles on the Egyptian social pyramid?
at the bottom
near the bottom
at the top
near the top
15
What would be included in an area's physical Geography?
how goods and services are distributed
system of government
landforms of continents and currents of oceans
customs and traditions
16
Why did Egyptians use animal traits mixed with human traits in their art?
showing Pharaoh was forbidden
art was used to honor greatness of Pharaoh
animal imagery represented strong qualities such as strength
sculpting required many tools
17
What is a good title for the following terms: cities, government, jobs, and writing
early tech
causes of the neolithic revolution
characteristics of a civilization
diversity
18
Code of Hammurabi helped the development of civilization by:
enforcing equal treatment of slaves and citizens
enforcing a democratic political system
Publicly recording laws for all to see
banning all forms of physical punishment
19
Modern science can be used to
show point of view
aid historical analysis
explain ancient medicine
predict the future
20
If you are given latitude only, which of the following could you determine?
temperature
population
language
time
21
Which of these would be shown on a political map?
capital cities
topographical
elevation
climate
22
Why do we use a timeline?
to show how people can walk a line
show chronological relationship between events
to i.d. important places
to show the causes and effects of wars
23
What is an advantage of a civil society?
social welfare
rules and order
freedom of religion
predetermined fate
24
On which continent did humans first appear?
North America
Africa
Australia
Europe
25
What is a deity?
a religious figure
a church
a diet
a god
26
Which is an example of a primary source?
diary of a Holocaust survivor
a text about ancient history
an encyclopedia article of Chinese culture
a novel about Christopher Columbus
