Along the Silk Road of Ancient China, the exchange of products, ideas and practices between Eastern and Western civilizations is an example of --

• Multiculturalism

• Cultural Adaptation

• Cultural Separation

• Cultural Diffusion

This monument was part of the religion of the __________________ and can still be found today in _________________________. Which terms complete the sentence?

• Egyptians...Africa

• Mayans...Latin America

• Christians...Europe

• South America...Mayans

The conflict in Rwanda during the 1990s was mostly a conflict between —

• ethnic groups (Hutus & Tutsis)

• political parties

• religious groups

• economic systems

While visiting a new city you notice temples, churches, synagogues, mosques, Kingdom Halls and more. You might conclude that the city is a --

• bilingual society

• cultural society

• multicultural society

• variety society

Which important civic duty being performed in the drawing above allows individuals to influence the way their country is governed?

• voting

• paying taxes

• volunteering

• serving on a jury

Which of the following is the BEST category for the items, things, listed?

• rights outlined in the Bill of Rights

• obligations or responsibilities of US citizens, civic duties

• different ways of organizing governments

• ways citizens influence the political process

Making items using the natural resources on a large scale is an example of which type of economic industry?

• Agriculture (farming, crops)

• Manufacturing (making products, factories)

• Retail (Target, J C Penney, Wal Mart)

• Service (provide a service-Healthcare, Education, Restaurants, Hair Stylists)

Land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship are all considered to be --

• Factors of migration

• Factors of immigration

• Factors of production

• Factors of marketing

The early civilizations of Africa were great empires. Their location along waterways allowed for their wealth and power to increase. Which of these was easier for them to do because of their location along waterways?

• hunting

• religion

• trade

• industry

Many people from all over the world are immigrating to the United States today for which of the following "pull" reasons?

• to learn to read

• to escape violence

• to escape famine

• to get a better job