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WorksheetsGLOBAL 9 REVIEW
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 55mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
People who migrate from place to place are called...
a)
farmers
b)
paleolithic
c)
laborers
d)
nomads
2.
What do archeologists study?
a)
people and their culture
b)
artifacts from the past
c)
the earth
d)
the weather
3.
What was the Agricultural Revolution?
a)
people stopped hunting and gathering and began planting crops
b)
A new type of corn was developed
c)
people began inventing tools
d)
they invented fire
4.
The Neolithic Revolution refers to the time when early humans-
a)
mastered fire.
b)
developed agriculture.
c)
migrated from Africa.
d)
organized governments
5.
The taming of animals for personal use.
a)
domestication
b)
domination
c)
animalization
d)
petting zoo
6.
The belief in many gods is referred to as
a)
polytheism
b)
monotheism
c)
animism
7.
The Haung He and Yangtze rivers are located in
a)
Egypt
b)
China
c)
India
d)
Mesopotamia
8.
The Pharaohs had the pyramids built
a)
protect them from attacks.
b)
as a temple to worship the Gods.
c)
as a palace for the Pharaohs to live in.
d)
as a place to bury dead Pharaohs and their families.
9.
Where did the first civilization occur?
a)
river valleys
b)
deserts
c)
coastlines
d)
chokepoints
10.
During the neolithic revolution, specialized labor occurred due to a surplus of food. What does this mean?
a)
people performed jobs other than farming such as blacksmiths, soldiers, architiects
b)
people learned new farming techiques
c)
there was not enough food
d)
people became nomadic
11.
The following would be associated with
a)
Sumeria
b)
China
c)
Egypt
d)
India
12.
What is the written script of the sumerians called?
a)
hieroglphs
b)
cuneiform
c)
calligraphy
d)
sanskrit
13.
This man created one of the earliest sets of laws and it was harsh.
a)
Sargon
b)
Hammurabi
c)
Solomon
d)
Moses
14.
The building of a canal to bring water to farms is an example of _____.
a)
domestication
b)
diasphora
c)
transferance
d)
irrigation
15.
Why was Mesopotamia also called the Fertile Crescent?
a)
It was a crescent cookie
b)
good water
c)
had rich soil and was shaped as a crescent
d)
it was in Iraq
16.
What two rivers is Mesopotamia in between?
a)
Tigris & Euphrates
b)
Nile & Euphrates
c)
Yellow & Yangzi
d)
Mississippi & Platte
17.
What is the name of the civilization that grew up in the Indus River Valley?
a)
Harappan
b)
Mesopotamia
c)
Egypt
d)
Aryan
18.
Which of the following has a major geographical influence on India?
a)
tornadoes
b)
hurricanes
c)
monsoons
d)
volcanoes
19.
What does Huang He translate to?
a)
red river
b)
blue river
c)
white river
d)
yellow river
20.
What was the largest trade item in ancient China?
a)
silk
b)
cattle
c)
metal
d)
coal
21.
Gunpowder was invented in ancient China.
a)
True
b)
False
22.
A line of rulers who belong to the same family
a)
Famine
b)
Emperor
c)
Dynasty
d)
Oracle Bones
23.
Widespread shortage of food
a)
Gorge
b)
Famine
c)
Loess
d)
Steppe
24.
The Indus River Valley is found in ___________.
a)
Mesopotamia
b)
India
c)
China
d)
Egypt
25.
______________ and Mohenjo-Daro were very well organized cities in the Indus River Valley.
a)
Hamahama
b)
Harappa
c)
Himalaya
d)
Hindu Kush
26.
The major ocean south of India is called the _________________.
a)
Pacific
b)
Atlantic
c)
North
d)
Indian
27.
The written language developed by the Egyptians is called _________________.
a)
Cunieform
b)
Hierogliphics
c)
Sanskrit
d)
Phonics
28.
This is the name of the social system in India.
a)
Untouchables
b)
ancient
c)
caste
d)
Vedas
29.
What happened in the Neolithic Revolution?
a)
People moved to cities
b)
People leaned to farm and domesticate animals
c)
people hunted
d)
people gathered
30.
Which social scientist studies factors of production and resources?
a)
Economist
b)
Political Scientist
c)
Geographer
d)
Sociologist
31.
The Code of Hammurabi, Code of Justinian and 12 Tables all provide their societies with _________________.
a)
food
b)
shelter
c)
laws
d)
money
32.
How did the Romans unify their civilizations?
a)
natural barriers
b)
Walls
c)
Deserts
d)
roads and bridges
33.
What was a major contribution of Athens?
a)
monarchy
b)
monotheism
c)
hieroglyphics
d)
democracy
34.
The Vedas is a holy book of ______________.
a)
Buddhists
b)
Christians
c)
Hindus
d)
Muslims
35.
The Five Pillars provide guidelines for ________________
a)
Muslims
b)
Christians
c)
Hindus
d)
Buddhists
36.
One result of the Protestant Reformation in Europe was _____________ in religious unity.
a)
increase
b)
decrease
37.
The Renaissance term emphasized studying the humanities
a)
Humanism
b)
Five PIllars
c)
decentralized
38.
The Incas adapted to living in the _______________ mountains by terrace farming.
a)
Andes
b)
Himalayas
c)
Alps
39.
The Five Pillars provide guidelines for ________________
a)
Muslims
b)
Christians
c)
Hindus
d)
Buddhists
40.
Why does Greece have independent city states.
a)
roads
b)
mountainous terrain
c)
deserts
d)
tundras
41.
What nation shares culture with China because it is close in proximity?
a)
Japan
b)
Britain
c)
Belgium
d)
Israel
42.
During the Middle Ages, feudal Europe was known for __________________ government
a)
centralized
b)
decentralized
43.
Who invented the stirrup, were great at horsemanship and were led by Genghis Khan?
a)
Mongols
b)
Mali
c)
Manchuria
d)
Vikings
44.
Where did the Black Death originate?
a)
Americas
b)
Europe
c)
Asia
d)
Africa
45.
Which explorer was first to sail around the world?
a)
Magellan
b)
Columbus
c)
daGama
d)
Ibn Battuta
46.
Which source of information is considered a primary source?
a)
travel diary of Ibn Battuta
b)
modern novel about the Golden Age of Islam
c)
textbook on the history of North Africa
d)
dictionary of English words adapted from Arabic
47.
What is the main reason the Neolithic Revolution is considered a turning point in world history?
a)
Fire was used as a source of energy for the first time.
b)
Spoken language was used to improve communication.
c)
Domestication of animals and cultivation of crops led to settled communities.
d)
Stone tools and weapons were first developed.
48.
Which title best completes this diagram
a)
Elements of a Civilization
b)
Features of a Nomadic Lifestyle
c)
Basic Components of the Paleolithic Age
d)
Human Life 50,000 Years Ago
49.
Which concept is most closely related to the main idea of the illustration?
a)
isolation
b)
cultural diffusion
c)
armed conflict
d)
urbanization
50.
The religious terms Four Noble Truths, Eightfold Path,and nirvana are most closely associated with
a)
Judaism
b)
Islam
c)
Shintoism
d)
Buddhism
51.
The illustration shows the relationship between individuals in a society according to the ideas of
a)
Confucius
b)
Moses
c)
Mohammad
d)
Siddhartha Gautama
52.
Which term best completes the partial outline below?
a)
Use of gunpowder
b)
Trade of gold and salt
c)
Development of Hammurabi's Code
d)
Distribution of the printing press
53.
Based on the information provided by this map, which statement about Constantinople is accurate?
a)
Africans traded more goods in Constantinople than in any other area.
b)
Constantinople was a city located on the Mediterranean Sea.
c)
Gold was the primary commodity that China sent to Constantinople.
d)
Constantinople was an important trading center
54.
The technology of papermaking traveled from China to Baghdad along the
a)
Saharan caravan trails
b)
Trans-Siberian Railway
c)
Silk Roads
d)
Suez Canal
55.
One way in which the code of chivalry in Europe and the code of Bushido in Japan were similar is that both codes were intended to
a)
help the ruler control his people
b)
guide the behavior of a warrior class
c)
benefit all the social classes
d)
support revolutionary ideas
56.
A major contribution of the Golden Age of Islam was the
a)
development of mercantilism
b)
creation of the first polytheistic religion
c)
spread of democratic ideals
d)
advancement of mathematics and science
57.
What was the effect of the extensive Mongol Empire on the people who lived in Europe and Asia in the 1200s?
a)
development of a common language
b)
adoption of Confucian ideas and practices
c)
expansion of Japanese cultural traditions
d)
significant increases in trade and travel
58.
During the 1400s, the cities of Venice, Constantinople, and Canton achieved prominence because their
a)
locations were favorable for trade
b)
pleasant climates led to an increase in population
c)
democratic governments attracted trade
d)
military power led to industrialization
59.
A study of Aztec, Maya, and Inca agricultural systems would show that these civilizations
a)
relied on mechanized agricultural techniques
b)
carried on extensive food trade with each other
c)
adapted to their environments with creative farming techniques
d)
relied on a single-crop economy
60.
What is the best title for this diagram?
a)
Encomienda System
b)
Columbian Exchange
c)
Silk Road
d)
Open Door policy
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