1. What feature of this time line shows that it is covering millennia?

it's divided into periods of 500 years

What can be concluded from the widespread use of Latin for centuries

Latin replaced local languages in areas controlled by romans

How were civil servants in China similar to government officials in Rome

Gov workers were usually from wealthy, powerful families

In what way was Alexander the Great connected to the Hellenistic Period of Greece

conquered territories spreading Greek culture and ideas

How did the Mandate of Heaven impact the rulers of the dynasties in ancient China?

believed ruler's favor w/ gods was judged by prosperity

What benefit did early humans gain by settling in agricultural communities?

benefited from less sickness and enjoyed more free time

Why is the densest area of population in ancient Egypt located where it is?

close to the Nile River, enough water to grow crops.

Why did US founders adopt aspects of Roman government

separating the powers of branches would help avoid conflict

How did the Phoenicians impact other parts of the Mediterranean World

Phoenicia exported cedar trees, others used to build ships

What do new citizens affirm when taking their Oath of Citizenship

They agree to be loyal only to the United States

Based on information in the table above, which statement is accurate?

Sparta=militarism, Athens=education & political particip.

How did Ashoka contribute to the spread of Buddhism in the region around India

sent buddhist teachers to carve teachings on stone pillars

In which way does the due process clause represent the spirit & goals of the US Bill of Rights

protects citizens’ rights against government mistreatment

How did Narmer’s contributions to Egypt help to stabilize the country’s government for years

united Upper & Lower Egypt thru marriage, began new dynasty

Why are the vault, arch, and concrete important Roman achievements

revolutionized architecture, introducing new techniques

How did early Greek accomplishments affect Athens?

Athens became a center of learning and culture

1. Which would be the most reliable source about agricultural practices in Mesopotamia?

an artifact used to grow and harvest food in Mesopotamia

How might a historian assist a country’s leader who is engaged in a war

share outcomes of similar situations from the past

How did Pericles build on the advances made by Solon during his rule in Athens?

increased public’s opportunity to participate in government

How did the rights of patrician women change in the later years of the Roman Empire

Widows could inherit the property of their husbands

Which summary describes some achievements of the Middle Kingdom of Egypt

built canal between Nile & Red Sea & built Valley of Kings

What could account for the difference of opinion between these experts?

Their interpretations of historical facts vary.

How did the changes under Ahmose and his dynasty affect Egypt

less isolated, engaging in trade & sharing ideas

How did Abraham’s belief that God have an impact 100's of years later?

armed conflict between the Israelites and the Canaanites

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1. What feature of this time line shows that it is covering millennia?
it's divided into periods of 500 years
it crosses from BC to AD
many of the timelines reference dates end in two 0's
several main events shown that are over 100 years apart
2
What can be concluded from the widespread use of Latin for centuries
Latin was easier to learn than local languages
people of the Roman Empire showed loyalty by speaking Latin
Latin replaced local languages in areas controlled by romans
people of the Roman Empire were better educated
3
How were civil servants in China similar to government officials in Rome
Neither were allowed to do physical labor
Gov workers in both had to pass exams
Gov workers in both civilizations were known to be dishonest
Gov workers were usually from wealthy, powerful families
4
In what way was Alexander the Great connected to the Hellenistic Period of Greece
convinced other politicians to adopt Greek political ideals
collected taxes and placed people in charge of local govs.
conquered territories spreading Greek culture and ideas
showed countries the Greek lifestyle was more productive
5
How did the Mandate of Heaven impact the rulers of the dynasties in ancient China?
believed victory in battles was a sign of favor from gods
believed the gods dictated the actions of rulers
believed that rulers pleased the gods by leading rituals
believed ruler's favor w/ gods was judged by prosperity
6
Which title belongs in the center of this graphic organizer?
Archaeologists
Residents
Civilizations
Historians
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What benefit did early humans gain by settling in agricultural communities?
benefited from less sickness and enjoyed more free time
developed religious beliefs, leading to houses of worship
became more adaptable & had more natural resources available
expand territory to find new sources for hunting & gathering
8
Alexandra's father=France Cit. Mother=UK cit. She was born in Michigan. She is
US citizen
US national but not a citizen
only a citizen of France
only a citizen of the UK
9
Why is the densest area of population in ancient Egypt located where it is?
area surrounds Cairo, the largest city in Egypt at the time.
near Tropic of Cancer where weather would have been warmer
close to the Red Sea good for transportation.
close to the Nile River, enough water to grow crops.
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Why did US founders adopt aspects of Roman government
abolished separation of powers to make gov run better
separating the powers of branches would help avoid conflict
splitting duties of lawmaking b/w 2 branches makes it easier
had created executive branch to allow the people more voice
11
How did the Phoenicians impact other parts of the Mediterranean World
Phoenicia exported cedar trees, others used to build ships
Phoenicia popularized Greek alphabet, simplifying trading
Phoenicia conquered Kush, opening trade routes to Africa
12
What do new citizens affirm when taking their Oath of Citizenship
They agree to enlist in the military
They agree to never return to their country of origin
They agree to work for the government
They agree to be loyal only to the United States
13
Based on information in the table above, which statement is accurate?
Sparta=militarism, Athens=education & political particip.
Sparta=rep gov. Athens=only wealthy could govern
Sparta=gained wealth, Athens=declined
Sparta=center of culture & learning, Athens=declined
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How did Ashoka contribute to the spread of Buddhism in the region around India
sent buddhist teachers to carve teachings on stone pillars
forced conquered people to convert
left politics and taught religion
made buddhism the national religion
15
In which way does the due process clause represent the spirit & goals of the US Bill of Rights
protects citizens’ rights against government mistreatment
protects states’ rights against the federal government
outlines social and political responsibilities of citizens
establishes the social and political equality of citizens
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How did Narmer’s contributions to Egypt help to stabilize the country’s government for years
united Upper & Lower Egypt thru marriage, began new dynasty
moved the capital of Egypt to the city of Memphis
changed the religion of Egypt from polytheism to monotheism
He instituted trading partnerships with surrounding kingdoms
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Why are the vault, arch, and concrete important Roman achievements
made it possible to build multiple story structures
allowed farmers to learn construction trades, improving life
revolutionized architecture, introducing new techniques
allowed romans to build better roads
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Which amendment says congress won't establish a religion or prohibit the free exercise of one
first
second
fifth
sixth
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How did early Greek accomplishments affect Athens?
Athens was conquered easily
Athens became a center of learning and culture
Athens became a military center
Athenian gov set out to conquer other Greek city-states
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1. Which would be the most reliable source about agricultural practices in Mesopotamia?
an artifact used to grow and harvest food in Mesopotamia
article about planting seasons in Mesopotamia
lecture discussing crops grown in Mesopotamia
painting showing Mesopotamian farm workers
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How might a historian assist a country’s leader who is engaged in a war
discourage the leader by pointing out negative consequences
share outcomes of similar situations from the past
record the leader’s reasons for and against war
encourage the leader with stories of earlier successes
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How did Pericles build on the advances made by Solon during his rule in Athens?
He promoted peace between city-states after the Persian Wars
abolished slavery & increased freedoms of average citizens
increased public’s opportunity to participate in government
He allowed the farmers to gain a better education
23
The "clear and present danger" test defines the conditions under which public authorities can
mobilize the national guard
ban obscene materials
limit free speech
regulate religious activity
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How did the rights of patrician women change in the later years of the Roman Empire
Patrician women used enslaved people to do daily chores
Widows could inherit the property of their husbands
Women could attend festivals and worship at temples
Women could debate at the forum
25
Which summary describes some achievements of the Middle Kingdom of Egypt
to made iron tools and weapons and built the first granaries
developed cuneiform writing
created the first stable government.
built canal between Nile & Red Sea & built Valley of Kings
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What could account for the difference of opinion between these experts?
One historian did not examine primary sources
One of the historians’ research has serious flaws.
Their interpretations of historical facts vary.
They used different secondary sources for research
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How did the changes under Ahmose and his dynasty affect Egypt
first empire to be ruled by a female leader.
changed from a farming culture to one based on craftsmanship
polytheistic faith to a monotheistic faith
less isolated, engaging in trade & sharing ideas
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How did Abraham’s belief that God have an impact 100's of years later?
armed conflict between the Israelites and the Canaanites
caused Israelite armies to attack and be defeated
led to a treaty between Israel and Canaan

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