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1
First “Hominids”; walked upright
Australopithecine
Neanderthal
Homo Habilis
Homo Erectus
2
What time in the past does "prehistoric" refer to?
Time before fire
Time before writing
Time before art
Time before hunter-gatherers
3
Which of the following is NOT an example of a COMPLEX INSTITUTION
Government
Transportation
Education
Religion
4
What does the term pastoralist mean?
the ancestors of the hunter-gatherers
A group of people that have common descendents
An individual or group that travels from place to place
An individual or group that herds domesticated animals
5
The early belief in multiple gods is known as
Animism
Monotheism
Pantheism
Polytheism
6
True of false: Artifacts are the skeletal remains of a previously living person or animal
True
False
7
Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 Themes of Geography
Cartography
Movement
Human-Environment Interaction
Place
8
For thousands of years humans of the Early Stone Age, adopted this "style of life”
Government official
Hunter gatherer /Nomad
Civilized Farmer
Artisan Metalworker
9
The New Stone Age is also known as
The Paleolithic Age
The Archaic Period
The Mesozoic Age
The Neolithic Age
10
Which of the following is NOT an Enduring Issue of World History
Conflict
Agriculture
Interconnectedness
Power
11
Tamed fire, spoken language, and the first to migrate
Australopithecine
Homo Sapien
Homo Habilis
Homo Erectus
12
Old Stone Age is also known as
The Paleolithic Age
Jurassic Age
The Neolithic Age
Mesozoic Age
13
Study of Earth & the interaction of physical, biological & cultural features of earth's surface
Culture
Paleontology
Geography
Archaeology
14
Labels such as the
Middle East
or the
American Southwest
fall under this Theme of Geography
Place
Location
Region
Movement
15
Improved Irrigation systems & better farming techniques allowed for a surplus of food. What best defines a "surplus?"
JUST having enough of something
Not being allowed to trade...ever
Not having enough of something
Having more than you need/extra of something
16
Define archipelago.
A region of volcanoes that circle the Pacific Ocean
A mountainous region
A chain of islands
A deserted land
17
Whats an Isthmus?
disorder and lawlessness caused by lack of effective government
a group of islands
a narrow strip of land that connects two larger land areas
the point at which water ways intersect.
18
Which can be referred to as A PILLAR of civilization?
Farming Acreage
Complex institutions
Time Keeping
Advanced cities
19
Discovered in France, by “accidental archaeology”, the Lascaux cave paintings display this
the story of Homo Erectus
Humans first written language
depiction of early man's metal tools
first depiction of human artistic expression
20
A long lasting pattern of an
organization
within a community that in creates a sense of
"stability"
institution
prehistory
ancient history
culture
21
A scientist who creates "the story" of past cultures by analyzing dug up artifacts.
Paleontologist
Anthropologist
Geologist
Archaeologist
22
In which part of the African continent where the earliest human remains discovered?
The Western Shore
The Island of Madagascar
The Great Rift Valley
Northern Egypt
23
which of the following best describes the "Enduring Issues"
is the official title of our Global textbook
circumstances that occur repeatedly across time
circumstances that occur one time only throughout history
ALL of the above
24
Which of the following is NOT a pillar of a CIVILIZATION
Advanced Irrigation techniques
Advanced Cities
Record Keeping
Complex Institutions
25
A historical phenomenon where one group of people absorbs the traditions and beliefs of another group of people
cultural diffusion
cultural behavior
cultural inclusion
cultural melting pot
26
First to use primitive stone tools
Homo Habilis
Homo Erectus
Australopithecine
Homo Sapien
27
What is a peninsula?
Land surrounded by water on three sides.
Land surrounded by water on two sides.
Something you write with.
Water connected to land.
28
Village to civilization was a process over time...what Economic “changes” made this happen
Irrigation systems allowed for the creation of a food surplus
Farming villages were simply renamed cities in the Middle East
less focus on farming allows for specialized workers to develop commerce
Farmers refused to trade their crops to people NOT from their civilizaiton
29
The Neolithic Revolution, occurred because of these 2 main causes
change in climate
shortage of deer in Europe
fully evolved humans improved tool making
Population Increase
30
The unique way of life of a group of people is known as this
Zoroastrianism
Animism
ethnocentrism
culture
31
3000-ish BC THESE Sumerian “record keepers” invented the FIRST system of writing called...
scribes --Hieroglyphics
scribblers- Archaic
royal writers -- sanskrit
scribes- Cuneiform
32
The ancient wedge shaped writing from the Ancient Sumerian Civilization
Sanskrit
Hieroglyphics
Sumerianic
Cuneiform
33
What is this landmark known as
Jarmo
Stonehenge
Catal Huyuk
Hanging gardens of Babylon
34
The Agricultural Revolution was historically important because it led to
invention of stone tools
a decrease in population
the abandonment of hunting and gathering
permanent settlements and the domestication of animals
35
The term "domestication" refers to
making water flow to new places
controlling plants and animals to benefit humans
finding and killing food to benefit humans
when a society learns to make letters and form an alphabet
36
Describe Latitude
relative location on a map
coordinate 50 degrees W of International Date line
geographic coordinate north and south of equator
geographic coordinate East and west of Prime Meridian
37
Understanding the system of trade/barter in Ancient Sumer is which of the Enduring Issues
Environmental Impact
Scarcity
Inequality
Conflict
38
First "metal" tools were used during the
Stone Age
Neolithic Age
Paleolithic Age
Bronze Age
39
What are the 2 types of Location...in regards to the 5 themes of Geography
Relative & Abundant
Relative & Absolute
Approximate & Latitudinal
Absolute & Abundant
40
Evolutionary stage of man that shows glimpses of early religion with ritual burials
Homo Erectus
Neanderthal
Australopithecine
Homo Habilis
41
Where did individuals enter the buildings of Catal Huyuk?
through an underground tunnel
like Tarzan, they rode vines through the window
through hatches on the roof
the doors in the walls
42
1958, archaeologists discover early Neolithic settlement (8000 years ago) in Turkey known as
Constantinople
Mesopotamia
Jerico
Catal Huyuk
43
Scientists who study the origin, development, and behavior of prehistoric & modern human cultures
Anthropologist
paleontologist
Archeologist
Cartographer
44
pyramid-like structures of ancient Mesopotamian cities -- center of spiritual & economic world
Church-bank
arc d'triumphs
ziggurats
Moseleums
45
Development of the wheel & the sail in Ancient Sumer falls under which of the Enduring Issues
Innovation
Ideas & Beliefs
Inequality
Cooperation
46
describe Longitude
the circumference of the earth's surface
geographic coordinate east and west of the Prime Meridian
geographic coordinate North and south of the equator
relative location on a map
