Global I Midterm

Which dynasty was Ashoka a ruler of?

What physical feature limits Indian empires' ability to expand to the north?

Which person examines historical artifacts to learn about human societies from the past?

What is the name of the human change from nomadic hunter-gatherers to farmers?

Which Chinese philosophy was the foundation of social order for thousands of years?

What was Sparta known for?

What is filial piety?

What is the belief in rebirth called?

What was ancient Athens known for?

Which ruler erected rock pillar edicts all over his empire and converted to Buddhism?

Siddhartha Gautama is the founder of which religion?

Which of the following is NOT one of the required elements for a civilization to develop?

What are the two primary forms of government Rome used for nearly 1,000 years?

What is the defining characteristic of the Indian caste system?

What is cultural diffusion?

Which type of map shows geographic features such as mountains, rivers, etc.?

Which of the following was a cause of the fall of the Roman Empire?

Why were the earliest civilizations located in river valleys?

What is one thing Buddhism and Hinduism have in common?

What is a period of stability & prosperity with great achievements in science, arts, tech, etc?

Which of the following is most associated with cultural diffusion?

Hellenistic culture developed due to the conquests of which ruler?

What was the name of the 200-year Golden Age of Rome?

Shi Huangdi and the philosophy of legalism are associated with which Chinese dynasty?

What is the name of the hybrid culture with elements from Greece, Egypt, Persia, and India?

Why is the Code of Hammurabi important?