World History Midterm 2024

1 To Domesticate means to

• To Clean house
• move to other places to spread one's culture
• bring under your control, such as crops and animals
• to create waterways to grow crops

2 What transpired (happened) to create the Agricultural Revolution?

• People began to take control of their own food supply
• People began to domesticate animals and crops
• People began to live together for protection and to help each other
• all of the Above
• None of the Above

3 A ruling family

• pharaoh
• dynasty
• ceasar
• emperor

4 The four major ancient civilization all revolved around rivers because

• early gods were all river gods
• Just lucky I guess
• rivers provide water, food, irrigation, and transportation
• Life always flows from the waters

5 Today if someone lives in an RV they would be considered a

• Domesticated
• part of a clan
• Neolithic
• nomad

6 Because the Egyptians had a strong belief in the afterlife, they (Check two)

• build massive tombs for their leaders
• Renamed buildings and cities after them.
• developed mummification to preserve bodies
• Wrote their names in the book of Life
• Forced slaves to be sacrificed so they could continue to have servants.

7 The Roman religion was ________________ , if you don't believe you can ask Jupiter, Apollo, Venus, and Juno

• Buddhist
• monotheistic
• polytheistic
• Anabaptist

8 The most powerful lawmaking body in Rome. 300 members were chosen (for life) from the upper class; like how our leader are elected to our legeislature of the same name

• Magistrates
• Counsul
• Senate
• Tribunnes

9 A turning point in Rome's history came when they went to war with ____________ over trading rights in sicily and much of the Mediterenean Sea in a series of wars called the ______________________

• Sparta in Greece / The Great War
• Carthage in Africa / Punic Wars
• Turkey in the Middle East / Persian Wars
• Spain in Europe / War to end all Wars

10 This Roman Legal concept ensures it is the state's obligation to prove a person guilt. this is

• Innocence until proven guilty
• reasonable doubt
• Vice Versa
• Carpe Diem