Social Final Exam

Why do you think the common people is important in history? 

• they contributed to the historical deeds.

• they help another people to study more

• they contributed to the economy

• they help us to grow

Choose the best word to complete the following sentence: The invention of ___________ gave rise to a new trade: scribes. 

• letters

• writing

• abecedary

• cuneiform

What changes did humanity experience with agriculture?

• it created the scribe´s office.

• allowed laws and administrative matters to be registered.

• in created gold and treasures

• the form of social organization became more complex.

Draw, what changes did humanity experience with "Writing"

Draw the definition of Crusades? 

Circle the three correct countries that are in the area where the culture of Mesopotamia flourished and spread. 

• Syria, Iraq, Iran

• Turkey, Egypt, Iran

• Baghdad, Iran, Cyprus

• Ecuador, Egypt, France

Which historical period placed human beings at the center of society? 

• the renaissance, humanism.

• the Mesopotamia cultures

• Roman Empire

• the Islam

Form this description, infer: What aspect was central in the development of the Mesopotamia civilization? 

• the construction of channels so that different cities could communicate with each other facilitated trade.

• the creation and spread of cuneiform writing because it allowed efficient administration of cities.

• the development of hydraulic technology that allowed flood control and water distribution.

• The use of brick in construction, channels dikes and irrigation.

Think about it. From the text. What was the source of wealth during feudalism?

• Industry became it allowed production of taxes in mass

• Land because servants produced necessary food to feed themselves from the feudal lord

• Trade, because the small farmers sold outside the feudal land.

• Mining, because it allowed extraction of metals for making coins, used to pay salaries.

To what concept does the text refer?

• culture

• pluralculturality

• interculturality

• multiculturality