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1
Based on the source, which statement best describes the spread of Buddhism to new regions?
Buddhism forced local people to give up their religious & cultural beliefs
Buddhism caused regional populations to migrate and be replaced by others.
Buddhism was introduced by foreign merchants and adopted by local people
Buddhism remained a religion only for the wealthy.
2
The ancient Greek civilization was made up of many smaller ___, that had their own traditions, cultures, and ideas.
City States
Principalities
Classrooms
Commonwealths
3
According to Hindu beliefs, what is it called when you get what you give out to others?
Brahmaputra
Karma
Justice
Gifts
4
How did emperor Shi Huangdi influence the development of Chinese civilization?
he ordered construction of the Great Wall
he united China
he spread Buddhism
he developed Grub Hub and kept us all from starving
5
The Crusades were a series of many military campaigns to free what area from Muslim control?
Bagdad and Iraq
Holy Land and Jerusalem
Holy Roman Empire
Byzantium
6
The ancient Greeks believed ___ was the king of the gods.
Vishnu
Jupiter
Zeus
Odin
7
The main reason Polybius valued the study of history was that it allows people to learn without putting them in danger.
False
True
8
In which country did Buddhism originate?
Korea
Japan
Thailand
India
9
The Torah, synagogues, and rabbis are important parts of what major religion?
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
10
Cuneiform, a language written on clay tablets, was created by which civilization?
Sumerians
Harrapans
Egyptians
Babylonians
11
___ was a Greek philosopher who developed a method of teaching by asking questions and discussing the answers.
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
Darth Vader
12
Belief in more than one god is...
Monotheism
Polytheism
13
A holy place of worship for followers of Islam is called a ___.
Temple
Mosque
Synagogue
Shrine
14
Egyptian civilization developed near the mouth of the Nile river, where silt was deposited. This area is called ___ .
a peninsula
a mud pie
an isthmus
a delta
15
Which of the following groups was responsible for the first Democratic government?
Phoenicians
Romans
Greeks
Sumerians
16
Which of the following does NOT impact how people interact with their environment?
Longitude
Volcanic Eruptions
Overpopulation
Deforestation
17
The total of knowledge, shared attitudes, and behaviors of the members of a specific group of people is their ___.
diffusion
society
innovation
culture
18
Using the coordinates, 30 degrees South, 70 degrees West, name which continent is there. (ignore yellow dots)
Africa
North America
Asia
South America
19
What are the basic map elements?
The title, compass rose, scale, grid, and legend/map key
The title, compass rose, grid, and pictures
The title, grid, and legend/map key
The title, legend/map key, and pictures
20
The trade route that connected the European world with most of Asia was called the...
Silk Road
Autobahn
Spice Route
Blue Ridge Parkway
21
How did the Black Death influence the population during the Middle Ages? (more than one answer)
It created social, political & religious chaos which led to the Renaissance
The fields were not cultivated and the harvests rotted
The pandemic ended up killing approximately half of Europe’s population
It disrupted trade and put manufacturing on hold
22
Geography is the study of ___ .
life, the universe, and everything
life
the distribution and interaction of Earth's physical and human features
the history and development of the earth
23
What is another name for the Bubonic Plague?
Black Death
Leprosy
Smallpox
Influenza
24
Which of the following is the holy city to which all Muslims hope to make a pilgrimage?
Harar
Medina
Mecca
Damascus
25
The earliest civilizations all formed near...
Walmarts
Rivers
Volcanoes
Good places to hunt
26
The lines on the map are latitude and longitude lines.
True
False
27
The discovery of what process led to the first civilization?
Fishing
Domestication of animals
Cleaning your bedroom... yes, I am talking to you...
Farming
28
The equator splits the Earth into Northern and Southern ___.
Globes
Hemispheres
Meridians
Regions
29
What was the result of Rome ending its expansion and entering the Pax Romana?
Better video games
Many citizens held non-violent protests
Rome invaded more countries
It led to 200 years of relative peace and technological advancements
30
Which of the following allowed the world’s first civilization to develop in Mesopotamia?
religious leaders
A Netflix account
formal education
fertile soil
31
Mansa Musa's rule of Mali led to the spread of Christianity in west Africa.
True
False
32
Which of the following names the prophet who is considered the founder of Islam?
Muhammad
Ali
Hussein
Abdul al-Aziz
33
Which of the following is the religion of most people who live in India?
Sikh
Buddhism
Hinduism
Islam
34
The first written alphabet was developed by which civilization?
Egyptians
Romans
Phoenicians
Sumerians
35
The ancient Romans developed a network of _____ to help defend their empire.
Spies
Legos
Roads
Aqueducts
36
In this population map, the dark color means there are not many people in that area.
False
True
37
The earliest known humans who primarily depended on the wild for food and subsistence were called...
Hunter Gatherers
Neanderthals
Farmers
Nomads
38
Alexander the Great had many achievements during his lifetime. What are 3 of them?
He spread Christianity throughout his empire.
He established trade routes.
He spread Hellenistic culture throughout the ancient world.
He developed military tactics that are still taught today.
39
Who is the founder of Buddhism?
Qin Shi Huang
Siddhartha Gautama
Vishnu
Socrates
40
This is a population map. What color represents the area with the lowest populations?
red
yellow
orange
green
41
The yearly flooding of the Nile River provided fertile soil (silt) for the ancient Egyptians.
False
True