Global 9 Final Review

Hunting & gathering ---> farming & domesticating

• Elements of Belief Systems

• Characteristics of Classical Civilizations

• Benefits of the Counter Reformation

• Changes during the Neolithic Revolution

Which of the following was an effect of the Neolithic Revolution?

• Paleolithic gatherers gained more power

• Establishment of the first civilizations

• Food supplies became insecure

• Livestock became wild

The main purpose of this map is to illustrate the location of

• overseas trade routes

• early belief systems

• river valley civilizations

• burial sites of ancient rulers

1. 1. Written language

2. 2. Organized religion

3. 3. Central government

4. 4. Arts & Architecture

5. 5. Cities

6. 6. Public Works

7. 7. Different jobs

8. 8. Social Classes

• Elements of a Civilization

• Features of a Nomadic Lifestyle

• Basic Components of the Paleolithic Age

• Human Life 50,000 Years Ago

Hammurabi's Code is an example of what type of source?

• Letter

• Legal code

• Newspaper article

• Oral history

Which idea of Babylonian society does this portion of the Hammurabi code of law reflect?

• All men were equal under the law.

• Fines were preferable to corporal punishment.

• Divisions existed between social classes.

• Violence was always punished with violence.

This map shows that the Silk Road

• crossed both Africa and Asia

• was located primarily in Asia

• followed a single route

• started in Khotan

One effect of the Silk Road was

• cultural diffusion between people in the Middle East and China

• the Persian conquest of China

• the spread of Hindu beliefs to Europe

• the isolation of Khotan

Cultural diffusion created the Hellenisti civilization as a result of...

• The fall of the Roman Empire

• The collapse of Greek civilization

• The spread of Buddhism

• The expansion of Alexander the Great’s empire

What statement is best supported by the information in the diagram?

• The Gupta Emperors did not support the caste system.

• Buddhists followed the caste system to provide order in their community.

• The caste system enabled Hindus to choose where they lived.

• The caste system determined what occupations one could have.