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AP World History Review 3
AP World History Review 3
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1
Which pairs of ancient civilizations put the most emphasis on secularism?
Persia & Rome
Greece & Han China
Maurya India & Rome
Greece & Gupta India
2
Which is an accurate comparison of the Indus River Valley civilization to ancient Egypt
Egypt was more complex than the Indus River valley
Egyptians worshiped a mother goddess, but the Indus did not
Indus writing system has been more difficult to decipher
Cities in Egypt were larger than those in the Indus Valley
3
In contrast to the Olmec, the Chavin of South America
had a domesticated beast of burden
did not have advanced metallurgical skills
had few organized trading caravans
were centered on a river valley
4
The Roman Empire contrasts with most other ancient civilizations in its
dependence on slave labor for most economic activities
emphasis on the role of gods in shaping human affairs
degree of social inequality
problems with defending boarders from nomadic invasions
5
The map shows events that created the phenomenon known as
the 3rd century crisis
independent invention
systems failure
the Hellenistic synthesis
6
A significant challenge in creating strong empires in ancient India was the subcontinent's
lack of strong religious traditions
lack of navigable waterways
long-lasting ties to Persia
political fragmentation based on kinship groups
7
In contrast to early travel on the Mediterranean sea, travel on the Indian Ocean required
large & more numerous oars
lateen sails
square sails
routes that followed shore lines
8
Which did all the cultural hearths illustrate on the map have in common?
All centered economic life on navigable rivers
all were connected by a strong trade network by 2500 BCE
All had highly centralized gov'ts with power in one leader
all raised rice as the main staple crop
9
Which had the highest social status in Han China?
priests
scholar-gentry
skilled artisans
merchants
10
Early hunter & gatherer societies differed from the early agricultural ones in that they were
more likely to practice polytheism
less likely to base division of labor on gender
more likely to require more hours of work per person
less likely to be characterized by gender inequality
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Early horticulturalists differ from early pastoralists in that horticulturalists
usually settled in one place
relied less heavily on hunting & gathering
were able to domesticate animals
had plows whereas pastoralists only had digging sticks
12
Which is an accurate statement about the writing system in Zhou China?
It was closely associated with merchants and trade
The earliest form of Chinese writing was the pictograph
Contrasted with other early systems, it had an alphabet
It was less complex than other early writing systems
13
Which of the following pairs were (are) universalizing religions?
Hinduism & Buddhism
Christianity & Judaism
Christianity & Buddhism
Daoism & Confucianism
14
The Roman Empire and Han China were similar in that both had
weak central control over the diverse people they rule
harmonious relations between peasants & landowners
huge landholdings with long borders to defend
large #s of slaves to build roads & public buildings
15
Which was a major innovation of the Babylonians?
the first known democracy
the first known phonetic alphabet?
the first known monotheistic religion
the first known written law code
16
Which is NOT an accurate statement about the rule of Shi Huangdi?
He mandated that 1 version of Chinese script be used
Laws & currencies were standardized for all regional states
The 1st fortifications of the Great Wall were built
He was one of the most popular Chinese leaders in history
17
The Confucian value of xiao emphasizes the importance of
kindness and benevolence
devotion of the individual to family
a sense of propriety & orderly rituals
the mandate of heaven
18
Politics in the Roman Republic were strongly shaped by
democratic principles
patron-client relations
religious principles
the opinions of the emperor
19
Roman, Han and Gupta differed from the earliest civilizations-pre-600 BCE - in that they had
authoritarian government structures
access to trade with the Americas
writing systems
more contact with nomads
20
Which of these civilizations was politically organized into city-states?
Greece
Persia
Han China
Rome
21
General Zhang Jian's discovery of the "heavenly horses" was a significant event because it
contributed to the decline of pastoral nomadism in Asia
initiated trade that eventually created the Silk Roads
Inspired the Han to challenge Qin Dynasty
shaped religious beliefs centered on Confucianism