World History Final Study Guide

How have major bodies of water impacted the development of civilizations?

• Transportation, Agriculture, Trade

• Military Defense, Urbanization, Technology

• Cultural Exchange, Religion, Art

• Mining, Construction, Communication

The map that shows physical landscape of an area, including mountains, rivers, and lakes.

• Political Map

• Topographic Map

• Physical Map

• Thematic Map

Which of the following best describes the role of the Senate in the Roman Republic?

• It served as an advisory body, influencing legislation and foreign policy.

• It was the primary legislative body, making all laws without consultation.

• It acted as a judicial authority, overseeing legal disputes among citizens.

• It functioned as a military command center, directing army operations.

How did the rise of Christianity affect the Roman Empire?

• It unified the empire under a single religion and weakened traditional beliefs.

• It led to the expansion of the empire's territory.

• It caused a decline in trade and economic stability.

• It strengthened the power of the Senate and traditional Roman gods.

What is the significance of the Mandate of Heaven in Ancient China?

• It justified the emperor's rule and the right to govern

• It was a religious doctrine that promoted democracy

• It established a system of checks and balances

• It was a method for selecting government officials

Why did the ancient Egyptians practice mummification?

• To prepare the body for the afterlife

• To preserve food for the afterlife

• To enhance physical strength in the afterlife

• To prevent decay of the body during burial

What was the role of the pharaoh in ancient Egyptian society?

• A leader of Egypt and a military commander

• A god in the flesh and leader of Egypt

• A common citizen with no special powers

• A priest responsible for temple rituals

The Religion that follows the teaching of Mohammed that is the worlds 2nd largest religion today.

• Christianity

• Hinduism

• Buddhism

• Islam

What is the significance of the covenant in Ancient Israelite religion?

• It was a promise between God and the Israelites regarding their relationship

• It was a set of laws governing daily life

• It was a historical document outlining the creation of the world

• It was a ritual performed during harvest festivals

What was the primary purpose of ziggurats in Mesopotamia?

• To serve as religious temples.

• To function as marketplaces.

• To act as royal palaces.

• To serve as agricultural storage facilities.