History Revision

What are the three main ancient civilizations in an ancient Southeast Asia?

• Indus, Shang,Funanese

• Mayan, Aztec, Incan

• Babylonian, Persian, Greek

• Greek, Roman, Chinese

Who was Queen Elizabeth I and what was her impact on history?

• Queen Elizabeth I was a famous scientist and inventor, known for her contributions to the field of astronomy and physics.

• Queen Elizabeth I was the Queen of England and Ireland from 1558 to 1603. She is known for her strong leadership, support of the arts, and the defeat of the Spanish Armada. Her reign is often referred to as the Elizabethan era, a period of great cultural and economic growth in England.

• Queen Elizabeth I was a renowned fashion designer, credited with revolutionizing the fashion industry during her reign.

• Queen Elizabeth I was a professional athlete, known for her achievements in the sport of archery and horseback riding.

What was the significance of Ferdinand Magellan's expedition?

• It resulted in the discovery of a new trade route to Asia

• It discovered a new continent

• It was the first expedition to circumnavigate the globe.

• It led to the colonization of the Americas

How did the invention of letters and newspapers impact communication in ancient civilizations?

• It caused confusion and miscommunication

• It made verbal communication obsolete

• It led to the decline of written language

• It allowed for written communication to be more widespread and efficient.

Which ancient civilization is known for building the Great Wall of China?

• Ancient Greek civilization

• Ancient Chinese civilization

• Ancient Egyptian civilization

• Ancient Mayan civilization

What were the major achievements of the Indus Valley civilization?

• Development of the Roman alphabet

• Discovery of gunpowder and firearms

• the construction of Mohenjo-daro and Harappa, development of seals , advancements in measurement of the weights and mathematics, and the establishment of a complex religious .

• Invention of the wheel and chariot

How did Queen Elizabeth I's reign contribute to the Golden Age of England?

• Queen Elizabeth I's reign contributed to the Golden Age of England by promoting the arts, literature, and exploration, and by establishing a period of relative peace and stability.

• Queen Elizabeth I's reign contributed to the Golden Age of England by neglecting exploration and trade opportunities

• Queen Elizabeth I's reign contributed to the Golden Age of England by imposing strict censorship on the arts and literature

• Queen Elizabeth I's reign contributed to the Golden Age of England by starting numerous wars and conflicts

What were the major obstacles faced by Ferdinand Magellan during his circumnavigation of the globe?

• No challenges faced, perfect weather conditions, easy navigation

• Abundance of food and supplies, well-behaved crew, familiar territories

• Harsh weather conditions, lack of food and supplies, mutiny among the crew, and navigating through unknown territories.

• Encountering friendly indigenous people, shortage of gold and silver, smooth sailing conditions

How did the use of letters and newspapers contribute to the spread of knowledge and ideas in ancient civilizations?

• Letters and newspapers facilitated the spread of knowledge and ideas by enabling communication over long distances and mass dissemination of information to a wider audience.

• The spread of knowledge and ideas was hindered by the use of letters and newspapers

• The use of letters and newspapers only benefited a small elite group

• Letters and newspapers had no impact on the spread of knowledge and ideas

What role did religion play in the governance of ancient civilizations?

• Rulers in ancient civilizations completely disregarded religious beliefs

• Religion only influenced art and culture in ancient civilizations

• Religion had no impact on the governance of ancient civilizations

• Religion provided a moral code, legitimized rulers, and influenced laws and social structure in ancient civilizations.