WorksheetsEra II
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 30mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
an area of sediment deposited at the mouth of a river (makes fertile soil!)
a)
textile
b)
delta
c)
pastoralism
d)
metallurgy
2.
the art and science of producing metal goods
a)
textile
b)
delta
c)
pastoralism
d)
metallurgy
3.
a way of life where people survive on the products of their herds (animals); these people follow patterns of grazing in order to feed their animals
a)
delta
b)
patriarchy
c)
pastoralism
d)
polytheistic
4.
worshiping or believing in more than one god
a)
patriarchy
b)
monotheistic
c)
matriarchy
d)
polytheistic
5.
a society or system of government in which men are in charge
a)
patriarchy
b)
monotheistic
c)
matriarchy
d)
polytheistic
6.
worshiping or believing in only one god
a)
polytheistic
b)
matriarchy
c)
monotheistic
d)
patriarchy
7.
cloth or fabric that is woven, knit, or otherwise manufactured
a)
delta
b)
pastoralism
c)
metallurgy
d)
textile
8.
an order of social classes with producers at the bottom and leaders at the top
a)
intensification
b)
social hierarchy
c)
civilization
d)
specialization
9.
a society or system of government in which women are in charge
a)
polytheistic
b)
matriarchy
c)
monotheistic
d)
patriarchy
10.
action or process that makes something stronger or more extreme; the process of change in Era II
a)
specialization
b)
civilization
c)
intensification
d)
social hierarchy
11.
a type of society characterized by most of the following: lots of people, agriculture economy, social hierarchy, job specialization, government, architecture, a writing system, and religion
a)
social hierarchy
b)
intensification
c)
specialization
d)
civilization
12.
a wheeled carriage powered by horses that was essential for trade and warfare throughout Afroeurasia beginning in about 3000 BCE
a)
chariot
b)
social hierarchy
c)
civlization
d)
matriarchy
13.
in a civilization when people adopt different jobs, like artisan or priest, that don't involve growing or gathering food
a)
matriarchy
b)
civilization
c)
specialization
d)
intensification
14.
people who depend on domestic livestock and migrate in an established territory to find pastures for their animals
a)
matriarchy
b)
pastoral nomads
c)
specialization
d)
chariot
15.
Why didn't pastoral nomads settle down and farm where they were?
a)
Because they didn't want to.
b)
Because there wasn't any water where they were
c)
Because the land and climate did not support farming
d)
Because farming was sooo yesterday
16.
The pastoral nomads would trade with the farming societies. This is an example of which type of interaction?
a)
Cooperation
b)
Conflict
17.
The pastoral nomads would sometimes raid and attack the farming societies. This is an example of which type of interaction?
a)
Cooperation
b)
Conflict
18.
What characteristic does the G in G-PIRATES represent?
a)
Global
b)
Government
c)
Geography
d)
Goods
19.
What characteristic does the P in G-PIRATES represent?
a)
Politics
b)
Place
c)
Population
d)
Primary source
20.
What characteristic does the I in G-PIRATES represent?
a)
Immigration
b)
Ideas
c)
Import
d)
Important Individual
21.
What characteristic does the R in G-PIRATES represent?
a)
Region
b)
Religion
c)
Resources
d)
Relative Location
22.
What characteristic does the A in G-PIRATES represent?
a)
Adapt
b)
Artifact
c)
Art
d)
Authority
23.
What characteristic does the T in G-PIRATES represent?
a)
Technology
b)
Tax
c)
Treaty
d)
Trade
24.
What characteristic does the E in G-PIRATES represent?
a)
Ecology
b)
Environment
c)
Era
d)
Economy
25.
What characteristic does the S in G-PIRATES represent?
a)
Soil
b)
Supply
c)
Slavery
d)
Social
26.
Which characteristic of a civilization does the picture represent?
a)
Politics
b)
Economy
c)
Art
d)
Important Individual
27.
Which characteristic of a civilization does the picture represent?
a)
Geography
b)
Politics
c)
Social
d)
Technology
28.
Hammurabi wrote one of the world's first
a)
dictionaries
b)
law codes
c)
bibles
d)
cookbooks
29.
Why were rivers so important to the river valley civilizations?
a)
Drinking
b)
Bathing
c)
Farming
d)
Fishing
30.
What is a positive for mountains?
a)
They provide shade.
b)
They provide water.
c)
They provide protection.
d)
They are fun to climb.
31.
What is a positive for deserts?
a)
They provide heat.
b)
They provide sand for building.
c)
They provide lots of farming land.
d)
They provide protection.
32.
What is a positive for rivers?
a)
They provide water and fertile soil for farming.
b)
They provide water for transportation.
c)
They provide water for cleaning.
d)
They provide water for drinking.
33.
What is a negative for mountains?
a)
They could flood the rivers.
b)
They are difficult to climb.
c)
They do not provide space for farming.
d)
They are cold.
34.
What is a negative for deserts?
a)
They don't provide space for farming.
b)
There is too much sand.
c)
They are too hot.
d)
There's no water.
35.
What is a negative for rivers?
a)
The water could be dirty.
b)
People could invade.
c)
They could flood too much and ruin places and kill people.
d)
There may not be enough fish.
36.
Who is at the 3rd level of the pyramid?
a)
Scribe
b)
Pharaoh
c)
Priest
d)
Artisan
37.
Who is at the 6th level of the pyramid?
a)
Government official
b)
Scribe
c)
Farmer
d)
Artisan
38.
Who is at the 2nd level of the pyramid?
a)
Priest
b)
Soldier
c)
Government Official
d)
Scribe
39.
Which civilization is based around the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers?
a)
Ancient Egypt
b)
Mesopotamia
c)
Ancient Indus Valley
d)
Ancient China
40.
Which civilization is based around the Yellow River?
a)
Ancient Egypt
b)
Mesopotamia
c)
Ancient Indus Valley
d)
Ancient China
41.
Which civilization is based around the Nile River?
a)
Ancient Egypt
b)
Mesopotamia
c)
Ancient Indus Valley
d)
Ancient China
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