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belief in many gods
mulitiheism
monotheism
polythieism
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writing used by ancient China where characters combine two or more picture symbols
ideographs
hieroglyphics
phonics
regal
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System that governed the relationships between lords and vassals during the Middle Ages
chilvary
feudalism
Bushito
Hind
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Ancient group that gave us our modern alphabet
Egyptians
Greeks
Sumerians
Phoenicians
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From whom did the Romans borrow their myths and gods?
Greeks
Babylonians
Egyptians
Hittites
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Roman Emperor, converted to Christianity & made it the official Religion of the Roman Empire
Julius Caesar
Constantine
Hadrian
Claudius
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How did early Cave man leave clues about themselves?
wrote them down
they esleft no clu
passed it from one generation to the next by telling stories
they made cave art
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Type of democracy where everyone votes on every issue
republic
direct domocracy
indirect democracy
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Which is not a Primary Source?
picture
diary
textbook
journal
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Where is the Huang He River, aka Yellow River, located?
China
Ancient India
Egypt
Mesopotamia
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Egypt is ordered to the East and West by what Geographical feature(s)
Golbi Desert
Mediterranean Sea
Cataracts
Deserts
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A division of Indian society into groups based on rank, wealth or occupation
Caste System
Indus System
Aryan System
Greek System
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The language of the Ancient Aryans
Sanskrit
Greek
Egyptian
Hebrew
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The Egyptian Term that means "Great House"
Ka
Noble
Amenhotep
Pharoah
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Early man moved from place to place for what reason?
They moved because of temperture
The rivers would be fished out
They followed the animals they hunted
were always looking for rich soil to develop civilizations
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What river was in Mesopotamia?
Tigris and Euphrates
Indus
Yellow
Nile
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Early man began in what continent?
Europe
America
Africa
Asia
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The holy Roman Empire grew out of what ?
Nero's Rome
Constantines empire
Urban II's manor
Charlemagne's empire
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which is not a reason that people migrated?
to get married
religious persecution
searched for food and water
trade opportunites
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Cunieform was written on what type of material?
clay tablets
paper made from silk
paper made from reed
stone
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mixture of fertile soil and tiny rocks that can make land ideal for farming is called
pea gravel
river dirt
silt
fertiloam
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Deadly Plague brought to Europe by fleas on the backs of rats;killed millions of Europeans
Bubonic Outbreak
Black Death
Smallpox
Measles
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The military like city state of Greece
Cornith
Macedonia
Sparta
Athens
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The rigid division of Indian society based on wealth, rank or occupation
Jainisn System
Caste System
Nirvana System
Karma System
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Lines that run North and South but measure how far East or West a point is on the map
lines of latitude
lines of longitude
linear lines
geographic lines
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Built by the Emperor Claudius to bring water to Rome
Colleseum
Forum
Aqueducts
Circus Maximus
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A political theory in Ancient China that power was given to rulers by a divine source
The chosen people of God
Mandate of God
Mandate of Heaven
Divine Providence
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The picture represents the writing of the ancient culture of Sumer. What is it called?
cunieform
sanskrit
hieroglyphics
phonics
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Which two land features gave Mesopotamia its name?
the northern plateau and the southern plateau
the Tigris River and the Euphrates River
the Fertile Crescent and the Mediterranean Sea
the Persian Gulf and the Mediterranean Sea
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What natural condition contributed to the development of early civilizations?
cold winters
hot dry summers
monsoons
mild climate
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Triangle shaped land at the mouth of the Nile river
cresent
arc
delta
su
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The democratic founding city state of Greece
Macedonia
Athens
Sparta
Cornith
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no country can produce all that it needs & must depend on each other for some goods & services
Economic Independence
Economic Dependence
Global Economy
Economic Interdependence
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Historians refer to the Eastern Roman Empire as what.
The Byzantine Empire
The Constantanople Connection
The New Roman Empire
The Magestic Empire
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transport water from its source to the fields used in Egypt and other cradles of civilization
agriculture
irrigation
aqueducts
condensation
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ideographs,warrior class,mandate of heaven,silk.These things are most identified with
Greece
China
Rome
Medieval
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transport water from its source to the fields used in Egypt & other cradles of civilization
aqueducts
agriculture
condensation
irrigation
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"Early man cut trees, waited for them to die and then planted seeds in the ashes"
cut and dry
snip and plant
domestic revolution
slash and burn
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Which is not a secondary source?
encyclopedia articles
textbooks
fossils
biographies
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stone slab inscribed with hieroglyphics, key to understanding hieroglyphics
Sumerian Slab
Mesopotamia Bolder
Hammurabi's Code
Rosetta Stone
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Early people came to america across what geographic feature?
The Bearing land Bridge
The Mediterrean Sea by boat
The Atlantic by boat
From China across the Pacific land Bridge
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Term that means "Land between the rivers".
Huang He
Sumer
Sumeria
Mesopotamia
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Most Spartan boys were expected to become
philosophers
farmers
soldiers
politicians
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Which was not an advantage of rivers for early civilizations?
transportation
fertile soil
cement materials
fresh water
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Herodotus called Egypt the gift of the Nile because
it was a major source of transportation
if the Nile didnt flood & leave rich soil it would be desert
it gave life to Mesopotamia and other civilizations
was a source of abundance food
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North, South, East and West are examples of what?
intermediate directions
Lines of Latitude
Cardinal directions
Tri directions
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The 0 degrees line of Latitude divides the earth into which two Hemispheres
Northwestern and Eastern
Eastern and Western
Southeastern and Northwestern
The Northern and Southern
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The early Sumerians believed in many Gods. What is a word that reflects the belief in many Gods
Cunieform
Monotheistic
Polytheistic
Multitheistic
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What is one reason that people made the first civilizations near rivers?
fresh water
they did not make the first civilizations near rivers
they liked the scenery
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The most famous Roman Road that the Romans built
Roman Way
Appian Way
Roman Cart
Alquipia Way
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The areas indicated on the picture above are collectivly called What
Classical Civilizations
The Big Bang Zone
Cradles of Civilization
The Birth Canal of the World
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Soft, light fabric Highly prized in China
satin
cotton
silk
canvas
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The spreading of ideas from one culture to another
cultural division
Cultural crusades
cultural diffusion
cultural diversion
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All of the early civilizations developed near ____
oceans
deserts
rivers
mountains
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To make plants and animals more useful for humans.
domesticate
tame
train
whisper
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Lines that run east and west but measure how far North or South a location is on a map
long lines
lines of longitude
horizontal lines
lines of latitude
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What instrument is used to write Cunieform?
charcoal penc
ink pen
lead pencis
stylus
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People that move from place to place but do not have a home?
Summerians
homeless
Nomads
caravan riders
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Reeds Egyptians used for paper.
papyrus
cat tails
sunflower
taro
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The family of languages that developed from Latin are known as the ____ languages.
greco-Roman
derived
romance
classical
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The Middle Ages is also called the __________period—from the Latin words for “middle age.”
Middle Times
Arch Chapel
Medieval
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the Crusades increased ___ after soldiers returned from the Middle East with silk and spices?
The number of immigrants in Italy
the number of Manors
disease in Europe such as the Black Plague
Trade between Europe and Asia
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Where is the Nile located?
Egypt
China
India
Mesopotamia
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from SW Asia;used horses,chariots& iron weapons to conquer lower Egypt;ruled Egypt for 200yrs
Aryans
Hyksos
Berbers
Huns
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The Greek city state that began the Golden Age of Greek wealth and glory
Polis
Sparta
Homer
Athens
66
form of government in which the people elect leaders to govern them
tyrant
direct democracy
republic
oligarchy
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where the Nile river met the Mediterranean Sea, a triangular shaped area of land
island
delta
fan
peninsula
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The writings of the Ancient Egyptians
Cuneiform
Greek
Latin
Hieroglyphics
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The "Key" to Hieroglyphic writing
The 12 Tables
Rosetta Stone
Summerian Slate
Bestune Rock
70
Where is the Indus River located?
Ancient India
Egypt
China
Mesopotamia
71
What famous arena is shown below where Gladiators would compete to the delight of the masses?
Circus Maximus
Forum
Pantheon
Colosseum
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What is one advantage of farming to the development of civilizations?
surplus of food
cleared land
the creation of cement
the construction of bricks from farm
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Which of these were sent out of China by the Silk Road?
silk, tea, and spices
milk and rice
all of these
salt and iron
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first written legal code (Made by a Babylonian King), it included the idea of an "eye for a eye
The Golden Tablets
The Twelve Tablets
Hammurabi's Code
Ur's Code
75
How did Alexander the Great spread Greek culture?
by being the model of the perfect human
through word of mouth
his writings
through conquest
76
An account by some one who was there when the event happened.
real time source
secondary source
primary source
news source
77
another word for Greek city-state
polis
carthage
pond
booth
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The belief of the Chinese that they received their powers to rule from heaven
power of god
dynasty
mandate of heaven
ideographs
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Worlds oldest written legal code?
The Twelve Tables
The Constitution
The Declaration
Hammurabi's code
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Rapids in the Nile river
silt
cataracts
waterfalls
seas
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The 0 degree line of Longitude
Equator
Tropic of Cancer
Prime Meridian
Artic Circle
82
Pharaohs, pyramids, mummies are most identified with which civilization?
Greek
Egyptian
Medieval
China
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The Romans, in their early history, elected Senators to represent them.What form of government
dictatorship
republic
patriarchy
direct democracy
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What is one advantage of farming to the development of civlizations.
Surplus of food
the construction of bricks from farm clay
cleared land
the creation of cement
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Tombs for the Pharoahs
oblisk
pyramids
royal coffins
royal Scarcofogus
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1st two civilizations in India
Harapan and Mohenjo Daro
Harappan and Sumerian
Egyptian and Mohenjo Daro
Harapan and Egyptian
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Which of the following characteristics do you think that a feudal Lord would most value
independence
intelligence
loyalty
creativity
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Sumerican Writing
Cunieform
Hieroglyphics
Sanskrit
Sumerian
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what was the economic activity of the first people?
hunter gatherers
farmers
merchants
traders
90
Created a huge empire in modern France, became Emperor of the Romans, built schools in Europe.
Charlemagne
Clovis
WiIlliam the Conqueror
William of Orange
91
Economic plan, a knight allowed peasants to farm land on his estate for food or payment
knight fief
manor system
serf system
knight system
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Early mans first tools were made out of what material?
stones
animal skins
bones
copper
93
Seafaring traders of the African Continet they developed the Alphabet we use today
Mesopotamians
Sumerians
Phoenicians
Greeks
94
A long series of wars fought between Christians and Muslims over control of the holyland
Peloponnesian War
100 Years War
Crusades
95
Temple to the Gods in ancient Summeria that looks like a wedding cake
Temple of Alexander
Temple of Doom
Ziggurat
Cathedral
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Time period when people moved from hunter and gatherers to farmers and herders
Paleolithic Revolution
Neolithic Revolution
Ancient Times
Cave man days
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Farming as an economic activity
neolithic
domestication
agriculture
construction
98
How did serfs pay rent to the lord?
Money
In the form of goods and services performed for the lord
In the Form of game and money
by Check/credit
99
main religion of Ancient India
Sanskrit
Hinduism
Islam
Catholicism
100
In the Middle Ages they were the Head of the Christian Church
Popes
Knights
Kings
Bishops
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Macedonian King who spread Greek throughout parts of three continents.
Plato
Atristotle
Alexander the Great
Socrates
102
A piece of land that is now water but was once above sea level and was exposed land.
an island
an isthmus
a strait
a land bridge
103
geographical feature is believed to have allowed people to migrate to North and South America
the Arabian Peninsula
Mesopotamia
the Bering Straight
Euphrates River
104
A Hindu and Buddhist belief that souls are born and reborn many times, each time in a new body.
renewal
reincarnation
remigration
nirvana
105
A series of trading routes that stretch from China to the Mediterranean Sea.
Silk Road
Cotton Road
Silk Trail
Twill Trail
106
the Political,Social, and Economic system that developed in Europe after the fall of Rome
Feudal System
Chivalry System
Farming System
Caste System
107
What is the rich area of farmland indicated in the picture
Sites of Sumer's Empire
The Roman Empire
Fertile Cresent
Ur and its City States
108
Why did the earliest Chinese people live in the Huang He valley
Frequent floods left rich soil.
Frequent floods devastated towns.
They were safe from invasion.
The river provided access to trade.
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What idd Alexander the Great try to spread throughout his empire?
the use of money
Greek Culture
scientific learnin
Christianity
110
Long periods of freezing weather
Ice Era
Ice Ages
freezing time
Ice Epoch
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Large estate owned by a lord or a knight
empire
knightdom
manor
ranch