Describe the historical reasoning skill "Comparison".

Comparison describes similarities and/or differences between different historical developments or processes

Comparison is a skill that involves creating fictional narratives about historical figures.

Comparison focuses solely on memorizing dates of historical events.

Comparison involves predicting future events based on historical data.

Describe the historical reasoning skill "Continuity and Change".

Continuity and Change describes patterns of continuity and/or change over time

Continuity and Change focuses on predicting future events based on past patterns.

Continuity and Change in history refers to the study of only major events and not everyday life.

Continuity and Change involves looking at unrelated events without considering their historical context.

Describe the theme "Social Interactions and Organizations".

The theme 'Social Interactions and Organizations' in AP World History focuses on how societies interact with each other and how they are structured.

The theme 'Social Interactions and Organizations' in AP World History focuses on technological advancements

The theme 'Social Interactions and Organizations' in AP World History focuses on artistic expressions

The theme 'Social Interactions and Organizations' in AP World History focuses on environmental sustainability

Describe the theme "Technology and Innovation".

The theme 'Technology and Innovation' in AP World History explores how technological advancements and innovations transform societies over time

The theme 'Technology and Innovation' focuses on ancient agricultural practices

Technology and Innovation in AP World History is primarily about artistic movements

The theme 'Technology and Innovation' explores the impact of political ideologies on societies

Describe the theme "Humans and The Environment".

The theme 'Humans and The Environment focuses on the interactions between human societies and the natural world.

The theme 'Humans and The Environment' centers around cultural exchanges.

The theme 'Humans and The Environment' emphasizes technological advancements.

The theme 'Humans and The Environment' focuses on political conflicts.

Describe the theme "Cultural Developments and Interactions".

The theme 'Cultural Developments and Interactions' explores how societies interact through cultural practices and beliefs.

The theme 'Cultural Developments and Interactions' focuses on technological advancements in society.

The theme 'Cultural Developments and Interactions' explores the impact of climate change on cultural practices.

The theme 'Cultural Developments and Interactions' is about political systems in different societies.

Describe the theme "Governance" .

Governance refers to the various ways in which societies organize and manage themselves and their territories.

Governance focuses on the culinary traditions of different regions in APWH.

Governance refers to the study of astronomy in APWH.

Governance primarily deals with the artistic achievements of civilizations in APWH.

Describe the theme "Economic Systems".

The theme 'Economic Systems' History covers the structures, practices, and changes in economies over time.

The theme 'Economic Systems' focuses on political structures in history.

Economic Systems in AP World History only covers modern economic theories.

The theme 'Economic Systems' is irrelevant to the study of history.

What is Ms.Dupuy's late policy?

Late assignments are penalized 30 points as soon as they are late and may not be accepted 3 days beyond their due date.

Late assignments are penalized 30 points as soon as they are late and may not be accepted after 7 days/a week.

Late assignments are penalized 15 points for each day they are late and may not be accepted after two weeks.

Late assignments turned in late will receive a 10 point deduction per day, with a maximum of 50% after five days.

What is the political and social role of Confucianism?

Confucianism emphasized noble leadership, respect for authority, and moral ethics with a hierarchical social order (civil service exam and role of the five relationships)

Confucianism promoted a democratic system with equal political rights for all citizens.

Confucianism focuses solely on spiritual development and avoided interactions with other cultures.

Confucianism promotes individualism and rebellion against authority.

What are the social roles in Hinduism?

The social roles in Hinduism are defined by the caste system, consisting of four main varnas - Brahmins (priests), Kshatriyas (warriors/aristocrats), Vaishyas (merchants,) and Shudras (peasants).

The social roles in Hinduism are determined by wealth alone.

The social roles in Hinduism are based on gender only.

The social roles in Hinduism are fluid and change frequently.

What are the roles of the 5 relationships in Confucianism?

The roles of the 5 relationships in Confucianism are ruler-subject, father -- son, husband-- wife, older sibling -- younger sibling, and friend -- friend.

The roles of the 5 relationships in Confucianism are master -- servant, teacher -- student, grandparent --grandchild, leader -- follower, and coach -- athlete.

The roles of the 5 relationships in Confucianism are neighbor -- neighbor, buyer -- seller, citizen -- government, master -- apprentice, and commander--solider.

The roles of the 5 relationships in Confucianism king--queen, doctor--patient, judge--defendant, artist--patron, and sibling--sibling.

Compare Christianity and Hinduism.

Christianity is monotheistic, following the teachings of Jesus Christ and the Bible, while Hinduism is polytheistic with a wide range of sacred texts and beliefs.

Christianity and Hinduism share the exact same sacred texts and religious practices.

Hinduism and Christianity were both founded by the same prophet in the same region.

Christianity and Hinduism both believe in reincarnation as a central tenet.

What are the 5 Pillars of Islam?

Shahada (Declaration of faith), Salat (Prayer), Zakat (Charity), Sawm (Fasting) , Hajj (Pilgrimage to Mecca)

Hijab (Head covering), Khutbah (Sermon), Zamzam (Holy water), Iftar (Breaking the fast), Tasbih (Prayer beads)

Eid (Islamic festivals), Sadaqah (Voluntary charity), Tawhid (Oneness of God), Riba (Interest), Suhoor (Pre-dawn meal)

Jihad (Holy water), Halal (Permitted food), Wudu (Ritual washing), Nikah (Marriage), Iman (Prayer leader)

What is the role of the civil service exam in Confucianism?

To select a poll of viable candidates who were all trained in the Confucian classics to be appointed as imperial officials at various positions.

Determining social status based on wealth

Appointing officials based on family connections

Selecting leaders through military prowess

What is Neo Confucianism?

A revival of Confucian teaching during the Tang Dynasty and Song Dynasty mixed with Buddhism and Taoism.

Neo-Confucianism is a form of Christianity

Neo-Confucianism is a type of Greek philosophy

Neo-Confucianism is a branch of Hinduism

Role of the caste system in South Asian society:

People are born into a caste system that determines their social status, career, and access to opportunities.

The caste system in South Asian society has been abolished and no longer exists

Caste is determined solely by an individual's wealth and possessions

The caste system in South Asian society promotes equality among all individuals

Role of Buddhist monastic communities/monks:

Helps the spread and preservation of Buddha's teaching and the guidance of Buddhist lay people.

Perform elaborate rituals to control the weather.

Monks in Buddhism are required to marry and have families as part of their spiritual duties.

Focuses primarily on accumulating wealth and political power.

Sunni vs Shia Muslims

Sunni Muslims believe that the Prophet did not explicitly declare a successor, while Shia Muslims believe he did.

The split between Sunni and Shia Muslims is based on dietary restrictions

Shia Muslims believe in the infallibility of the Quran

Sunni Muslims follow the teachings of Shia leaders

What is the difference between BCE & CE?

BCE is Before Common Era and CE is Common Era.

BCE is Before Civilization Era and CE is Civilization Era.

BCE is Before Current Era and CE is Current Era.

BCE is Before Christian Era and CE is Christian Era.

What is the role of the Catholic Church in medieval Europe?

It had substantial influence over monarchs, played a key role in education and scholarship, and was central to medieval society's social services.

The Catholic Church had no influence in medieval Europe

The Catholic Church focused solely on military conquests in medieval Europe

The Catholic Church promoted atheism in medieval Europe

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What are the monotheistic religions?

Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Zoroastrianism

Jainism, Baha'i, Mormonism

Shinto, Taoism, Confucianism

Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism

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Describe Judaism.

Judaism is a polytheistic religion

Judaism is based on the teachings of the Bible

Judaism worships multiple gods

Judaism is a monotheistic religion based on the belief in one God (Yahweh) and the teachings of the Torah.

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Describe Islam.

Islam has no connection to Prophet Muhammad.

Islam was founded in the 15th century.

Islam is a monotheistic religion founded in the 7th century by Prophet Muhammad, focusing on the Quran.

Islam is a polytheistic religion.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Describe Zoroastrianism.

Zoroastrianism is a polytheistic religion originating in Europe.

Zoroastrianism was founded by Buddha in India.

Zoroastrianism does not have any concept of good and evil.

Zoroastrianism is an ancient monotheistic religion founded by Zoroaster in Persia, focusing on the dualistic conflict between good and evil.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Describe Christianity.

Christianity is a monotheistic religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.

Christianity is a polytheistic religion.

Christianity is based on the teachings of Buddha.

Christianity worships multiple prophets.

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What are the three historical reasoning skills?

Argumentation, Comparison, Making Connections

Comparison, Causation, Continuity and Change

Sourcing and Situation, Causation, Contextualization

Developments and Processes, Claims, Continuity and Change.

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Describe the historical reasoning skill "Causation".

Causation understands the consequences of an event without considering the causes.

Causation refers to the ability to analyze unrelated events and find connections between them.

Causation describes the causes and/or effects of a specific historical development or process.

Causation is the skill of predicting future events based on past occurrences.

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Unit 0 Quiz - APWH

What are the monotheistic religions?

Describe Judaism.

Describe Islam.

Describe Zoroastrianism.

Describe Christianity.

What are the three historical reasoning skills?

Describe the historical reasoning skill "Causation".

Describe the historical reasoning skill "Comparison".

Describe the historical reasoning skill "Continuity and Change".

List the six themes in AP World History.

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