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Marking Period 1 Global 9 Honors
Marking Period 1 Global 9 Honors
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Earliest Collection of written law
Hammurabi Code
Laws of Shi Huangdi
Edicts of Asoka
10 commandments
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What made Judaism unique in the ancient world?
Hammurabi's Code
ethnocentrism
polytheism
monotheism
3
Mauryan Emperor known for his just and tolerant rule of India
Asoka
Chandragupta
Siddhartha
Shi Huangdi
4
Conquerors of the Indus Valley civilization who established the caste system
Huns
Aryans
Qin
Mongols
5
The spread of Buddhism from India to China is an example of
ethnocentrism
desertification
cultural diffusion
polytheism
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What science involves an analysis of what people have left behind?
Geology
Biology
Anthropology
Archaeology
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Earliest age of human history when people were hunters and gatherers
Neolithic Age
Classical Age
Paleolithic Age
Civilization Age
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What cultural contribution did the Phoenicians make?
365 day calendar
monotheistic religion
alphabet
system of organized trade
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Unlike Hinduism, Buddhism rejected the
the caste system
karma
reincarnation
nonviolence
10
The Buddha taught that suffering is caused by
spending money foolishly
demons
not living according to the will and laws of God
attachment to the things of this world
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Paleolithic people were nomads because they had no choice but to
flee from wooly mammoths
move after they depleted the land
follow animal migrations and vegetation cycles
escape the pollution they caused
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How is Judaism similar to Christianity and Islam?
all three are monotheistic
all three believe in an universal spirit Brahman
all three are polytheistic
all three's ultimate goal is Nirvana
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Farming in ancient Mesopotamia resulted in an abundance of food, which
produced inflation
often rotted causing illness
enabled civilization to emerge
decreased the population
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Turning point in history - made civilizations possible by providing a food surplus
Neolithic Age
Irrigation
Neolithic Revolution
Terrace Farming
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Most early civilizations began in
Middle East
western hemispere
mountains
river valleys