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1
A topographical map shows:
natural features and landforms
country borders
ocean currents
elevation
2
The first humans developed in
JAPAN
CARLE PLACE
ENGLAND
AFRICA
3
Oracle Bones, Daoism, Mandate of Heaven are associated with
CHINA
INDIA
JAPAN
RUSSIA
4
Roman achievements included all of the following EXCEPT
the dome
Aqueducts
Republican form of government
gun powder
5
Which civilization introduced silk?
China
India
Rome
Greece
6
The Tigris and Euphrates Rivers are found in
India
Egypt
China
Mesopotamia
7
Hellenistic culture blended all of the following cultures together EXCEPT
PERSIA
INDIA
EGYPT
RUSSIA
8
The Crusades were seen as a successful failure because Europeans
gained control of the entire world
Defeated the Byzantine Empire but lost to the Islamic Empire
failed to take Jerusalem but increased trade
Gained back control of the old Roman Empire
9
The Neolithic Revolution was a turning point in history because
computers were invented
the number of believers in Animism increased
people became nomads
people learned to farm and domesticate animals
10
The political system that developed during the Middle Ages in Europe and Japan was known as
Democracy
Manorialism
Dictatorship
Feudalism
11
The leader of the Golden Age of Athens was:
PERICLES
ARISTOTLE
PLATO
SOCRATES
12
A group of islands is called a(n)
Monsoon
Steppe
Savanna
Archipelago
13
This geographical feature hindered contact between India and China
The Alps
Andes Mountains
Himalaya Mountains
Gobi Desert
14
A person who examines artifacts and uses carbon dating test results is a(n)
Sociologist
Archaeologist
Historian
Political Scientist
15
The holy pilgrimage in Islam is known as the:
HAJJ
KARMA
SHINTOISM
FIVE PILLARS OF FAITH
16
The Pax Romana was
a deadly disease in Rome
really contagious
200 years of relative peace in the Roman Empire
Another name for the golden age of Islam
17
City-states developed in Greece because of this geographic feature
plateau
mountainous terrain and islands
tundra
desert
18
The Roman set of laws and legal procedures were known as the:
YANKEES RULE!
JUSTINIAN CODE
TEN COMMANDMENTS
TWELVE TABLES
19
China's earliest civilization was located along the
Blue River
Orange River
Yellow River
Red River
20
Two beliefs systems that believe that spirits live in nature are
Hinduism and Buddhism
Christianity and Judaism
Daoism and Shintoism
Judaism and Islam
21
The Eightfold Path is a moral code of conduct associated with
Judaism
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
22
The Caste System is associated with this belief system
Hindusim
Buddhism
Shintoism
Zen Buddhism
23
Which institution unified Europe during the Middle Ages
The Western Roman Empire
The Roman Catholic Church
The Abbasid Caliphate
The Protestant Church
24
Nomads were on the move because they were
running away from animals
hunter-gatherers
couldn't sleep
bored
25
Judaism, Christianity and Islam are all
Polythiestic
none
Monotheistic
Athiest
26
The basis of this written set of laws in Ancient Babylon was "Eye for an Eye"
Hammurabi's Code
Ten Commandments
Edict of Milan
Asoka's Edicts
27
Brahma, Dharma, Moksha are most closely associated with
Animism
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
28
The Gupta Empire in India is known for
The concept of zero and the decimal system
silk
moveable type
gunpowder
29
Monsoons, Himilayas, Indus River shaped this classical civilization
Qin Dynasty
Ancient Greece
Ancient Rome
Maurya Empire
30
The Greek's most lasting contribution to America has been
Democracy
Tragedy/Comedy Plays
The movie 300
column
31
Seasonal winds are also called
Monsoons
Volcanoes
Hurricanes
Tsunamis
32
The civilizations of both Egypt and Sumer included
written language
modern technology
democratic governments
Pyramids
33
Which nation did the Byzantine Empire greatly influence
JAPAN
FRANCE
RUSSIA
SAUDI ARABIA