Long Quiz

Long Quiz

Asian History 7

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Simple stone tools

• Paleolithic Age
• Ice Age
• Both

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A person who moves from place to place in search of food

• Migration
• Culture
• Nomad
• Artisan

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What are people changing when they adapt

• Human Behavior
• Physical Geography
• Climate
• Wildlife

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The development of stone tools is an example of

• Art
• Weponary
• Farming
• Technology

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Which of the following developed after the Paleolithic Age?

• Spoken language
• Farming
• Art
• Tools

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How did people spend their time during the Paleolithic Age?

• Building cities
• Learning new jobs
• Finding food
• Weaving and Farming

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One of the most important technologies used during the Paleolithic Age

• Tools
• Written Language
• Art
• Religion

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Paleolithic people were able to survive because they used

• Rocks
• Water
• Caves
• Fire

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The early period of human history

• Iron Age
• Bronze Age
• Ancient Age
• Stone Age

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Time of extreme cold when great sheets of ice covered parts of the earth

• Bronze Age
• Ice Age
• Stone Age
• Golden Age

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Farm based communities led to better health, longer life, and the beginning of ……………..

• Civilizations.

• Cities

• Towns

• Countries

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The largest settlements had enough people, power, and wealth to be called……..

• Cities

• Towns

• Villages

• None of the above

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Goats and sheep were the first domesticated farm animals.

• True

• False

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Which among the following statement is true?

• Women started agriculture

• Women started to domesticate animals

• Women hunt for food

• All of the above

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Which among the following was the reason for Early Humans to start a settled life?

• Because they have started agriculture

• Because they want to control food supply

• Because they have started domesticating animals

• None of the above

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Hieroglyphics

• Ancient hand signals

• Artifacts from Africa

• Egyptian writing system

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Monarchy

• Government ruled by democrat and republican

• Government ruled by older parents

• Government ruled by axis of powers

• Government ruled by King or Queen

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Theocracy

• Government controlled by parliament

• Government controlled by religious leaders

• An ideology of finding results

• an concept of controlling government

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Class

• A classification used to place people in society

• An idea adopted by Indians

• A royal lineage of people who are rich

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Polytheism

• Belief in many wives

• Having many political beliefs

• Having a difference in belief in culture

• Belief in many Gods

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Monotheism

• Belief in one God

• Belief in systematic thoughts

• Free will

• Belief in octo beliefs

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What is it called when ideas are spread from one place to another?

• Caste systems

• migration

• segregation

• Cultural Diffusion

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_______ created Cuneiform

• Sumerians

• Egyptians

• Africans

• Aborigines

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Oldest written language

• Hieroglyphics

• sign language

• Spanish

• cuneiform

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The Sumerian numeric system included :

• Trigonometry & multiplication

• Geometry & Algebra

• Calculus & Division

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First Civilization and collection of city-states

• Ziggurat

• Turkey

• Sumer

• Israel

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The fertile land between the Tigris & Euphrates

• River Nile

• Southern Peninsula

• Mesopotamia

• Fertile Crescent

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Mesopotamia is known as

• The land between the oceans

• The land between the city

• the land between the rivers

• the land between the capital

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Mesopotamia is known as

• The land between the oceans

• The land between the city

• the land between the rivers

• the land between the capital

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Paleolithic people were able to survive because they used

• Rocks
• Water
• Caves
• Fire

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During the Mesolithic Age, humans improved their lives by:

• making progress in toolmaking

• learning to fish

• creating sharper edges for tools

• building houses

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The Indus Valley civilization was in present-day _____ and northwest India.

• California

• China

• Iraq

• Pakistan

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Babylonian women had more rights than in most other ancient societies.

• True

• False

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Babylonian society was unusually _________ for its time when compared to other ancient civilizations.

• fair

• cruel

• unfair

• powerful

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a collection of written laws is called...

• a code of law

• an economy

• an empire

• a siege

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The code of laws were not just based on his authority, but on the word _______________________________.

• of the government

• of the people

• of the priests

• of the gods

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The Babylonian empire was named after its capital Babylon sometimes also called Babylonia.

• True

• False

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Hammurabi is best known for...

• his code of laws

• the empire he created with Babylon at its center

• creating the first empire in the world

• creating stele

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Hammurabi was a __________________ king.

• Akkadian

• Babylonian

• Assyrian

• Neo-Babylonian

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Candidates for government jobs had to pass official _______________ after Confucius' ideas took hold in government.

• examinations
• orders
• physicals
• readings

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Confucius' ideas were put into a book called....

• The Analects
• The Quran
• The Bible
• The Buddha

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Confucius said people should know their place in ___________ and _____________.

• family, society
• town, kingdom
• books, magazines
• life, death

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Who was Confucius?

• the founder of Legalism
• the founder of Daoism
• The founder of Buddhism
• The founder of Confucianism

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What was Buddha also known as? 

• The clever one
• The enlightened one
• king of the Buddhists
• His Holiness

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Who was the founder of Buddhism? 

• Confucius
• Ashoka
• Siddhartha Guatama
• Attilla

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The heart of Buddha's teachings is contained in what? 

• The Four Noble Truths
• Nirvana
• Dharma
• Illusions 

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What does Vesak or Wesak celebrate?

• The Middle Path

• The birth, enlightenment, and death of Buddha

• The life of the Dalai Lama

• When the Qur'an was revealed to Muhammad

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In Buddhism, the rebirth of a soul in a new body is....

• reincarnation

• kharma

• nirvana

• resurrection

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To end suffering one must follow the

• Middle Way

• Dharma

• The Eightfold Path

• The Five Pillars

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The predominant religion of India.

• Buddhism
• Islam
• Christianity
• Hinduism

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Members of the lowest caste (social class) in India.

• brahmans
• communists
• untouchables
• kshatriyas

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What is the system that is a class society and is a way to become closer to god?

• Hinduism
• Vishnu
• Caste
• Moksha

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Which of the following is not associated (connected) with the teachings of Hinduism?

• reincarnation
• caste system
• karma
• nirvana

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This determines the state of your reincarnation

• Vedas
• Karma
• Aryans
• Upanishads

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Hindus worship many gods.

• true 
• false

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The rebirth of a soul in a new body. 

• dharma
• reincarnation
• ahisma
• shrine

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The effect of a person's actions in this and in previous lives. 

• karma
• dharma
• ahisma
• moksha

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What river do Hindus hold sacred where they try to bathe daily in its water?

• Indus
• Amazon
• Ganges
• Nile

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Where did Hinduism originate? 

• Indian Valley 
• India 
• Nepal and India Border 
• Indus Valley 

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Some elements of Zoroastrianism found expression in which of the following philosophical or religious traditions?

• Judaism
• Daoism
• Hinduism
• Confucianism

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Which Empire practiced Zoroastrianism?

• Persia
• Nubia
• Phoenicia
• Egypt

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What are people who practice Islam called?

• Christians

• Jews

• Muslims

• Hindi

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During Ramadan Muslims are expected to:

• Refrain from almsgiving
• Make a pilgrimage to Mecca
• Fast from sunrise to sunset
• All of the above

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One obligation of a Muslim is to make at least one pilgrimage to:

• Medina    
• Mt Arafat    
• Baghdad
• Mecca

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What are the basic practices of Islam called?

• Four Noble Truths

• Five Pillars

• Eightfold path

• Three Wise Sayings

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What type of religion is Islam?

• Polytheistic

• Agnostic

• Monotheistic

• Spiritualist

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What is the pilgrimage to Mecca called?

• Kaaba
• Tajj
• Hajj
• Medina

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Which of these is NOT one of the five pillars of Islam?

• There are no other Gods but Allah

• Must go to Mecca at least once

• Fasting must be done every day

• Muslims must donate to charity

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What is the Arabic word for God?

• Dios

• Allah

• Dieu

• God

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What is the name of the leader of the Roman Catholic Church?

• Patriarch
• Emperor
• Jesus
• Pope

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Christianity and Judaism both believe in one god and are called...

• Monotheistic
• Polytheistic
• Atheistic
• Agnostic

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Christianity is an extension of what religion?

• Judaism
• Buddhism
• Hinduism
• Shintoism

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Christianity is an extension of what religion?

• Judaism
• Buddhism
• Hinduism
• Shintoism

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Which of the following was part of the Caliphate at its peak?

• Northern Africa

• Spain

• Western India

• Middle East

• All of the above

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What country was established bringing about the end of the Ottoman Caliphate?

• Saudi Arabia

• Egypt

• Syria

• Iraq

• Turkey

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Which of the following Caliphates had its capital city in Baghdad and ruled during the Islamic Golden Age?

• Rashidun Caliphate

• Umayyad Caliphate

• Abbasid Caliphate

• Ottoman Caliphate

• Fatimid Caliphate

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When did the Caliphate begin?

• It began with the fall of the Ottoman Empire

• With the rise of the Persian Empire in 550 BCE

• After the death of the Prophet Muhammad in 632 CE

• After the Roman Empire collapsed in 476 CE

• When the Prophet Muhammad was born

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What does the word 'caliph' mean in English?

• Successor

• Believer

• King

• Pilgrim

• Emperor

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Who was the leader of the Caliphate?

• Emperor

• Caliph

• Sultan

• King

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What were the new techniques for the ancient Lydian Empire?

• Good textiles

• Fasting

• Marketing

• Spear fishing

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What was the new invention that the ancient Lydian empire created?

• Coinage

• Shipment

• Painting

• Mailing

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______________ conquered the Persians.

• Martin Vizcarra

• Gilgamesh

• Hammurabi

• Alexander the Great

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Which culture ended during the Persian Empire's rule?

• Hittite culture

• Babylonian culture

• Akkadian culture

• Kassite culture

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What was the religion that was practiced by Persians?

• Christianity
• Judaism
• Islam
• Zoroastrianism

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Persian Empire was located in what modern Country?

• Iran

• Saudi Arabia

• America

• Europe

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Who founded the Persian Empire?

• Xerxes

• Cyrus II (the Great)

• Darius I

• Nabonidus

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Cuneiform, the wheel, and the wooden plow were developed during this empire...

• Chaldean

• Assyrian

• Babylonian

• Akkadian

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The lovely Hanging Gardens (one of the 7 Wonders of the World) was built during this wealthy empire...

• Akkadian

• Babylonian

• Assyrian

• Chaldean

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The first library was built in the capital of Ninevah during this empire...

• Akkadian

• Babylonian

• Assyrian

• Chaldean

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King Nabopolassar and his son Nebuchadnezzar led during this empire...

• Akkadian

• Babylonian

• Assyrian

• Chaldean

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Sargon led this empire that lasted for over 200 years...

• Akkadian

• Babylonian

• Assyrian

• Chaldean

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This empire had different kings due to being divided into provinces (it covered present day Turkey, Syria, Iran and Iraq)...

• Chaldean

• Assyrian

• Babylonian

• Akkadian

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Babylon was the capital of which 2 empires?

• Akkadian and Babylonian

• Chaldean and Assyrian

• Babylonian and Akkadian

• Babylonian and Chaldean

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A long poem that tells a story is called...?

• eulogy

• epic

• prose

• alliteration

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Hammurabi was the leader of this empire...

• Akkadian

• Babylonian

• Assyrian

• Chaldean

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This empire had a strong army of 50,000 soldiers...

• Babylonian Empire

• Chaldean Empire

• Akkadian Empire

• Assyrian Empire

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The first empire of all time was...

• Chaldean Empire

• Akkadian Empire

• Babylonian Empire

• Assyrian Empire

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Muslims are expected to make a _____________ to Mecca at least once during their lifetime.

• pilgrimage

• donation

• fast

• statue

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One of the Five Pillars requires Muslims to ________ 2.5% of their annual income.

• donate

• save

• spend

• waste

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Muslims are expected to _______ five times per day facing Mecca.

• eat

• pray

• fast

• travel

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Muslims are expected to follow the __________________.

• Ten Commandments

• Five Pillars of Islam

• Torah

• Ramadan

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The holy book of Islam is the ____________.

• Hebrew Bible

• Torah

• Koran

• New Testament

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A Muslim house of worship is called a _____________.

• temple

• mosque

• synagogue

• church

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A Muslim house of worship is called a _____________.

• temple

• mosque

• synagogue

• church

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At the time Islam began, Arabia was _________, meaning most people believed in ___________.

• monotheistic, one god

• monotheistic, more than one god

• polytheistic, one god

• polytheistic, more than one god

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_____________ is the founder of Islam.

• Abraham

• Moses

• Jesus

• Muhammad

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What word means "submission to God" in Arabic?

• Islam

• Muslim

• Koran

• Mecca