WorksheetsGlobal 9 Review - Questions from August 2017 - Global Regents
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 18mins
Which group of people is represented by this migration pattern?
Phonecians
Hebrews
Persians
Bantu
The knowledge and skills of a geographer would best be suited for
identifying a set of bones discovered at an archaeological site
providing a cost analysis for production data received by a manufacturer
generating environmental impact reports for an energy company
developing a national party platform for an independent party
• What is the purpose of government?
• How is citizenship defined?
• Who holds power?
Which area of study focuses on the way societies answer these questions?
cartography
political science
physical anthropology
economics
Both the Han and the Roman empires declined as a result of
undisciplined armies and limited access to trade
overexpansion and foreign invasions by nomadic peoples
inefficient theocratic rulers and few government regulations
harsh climates and high taxes
The Ten Commandments are to Judaism as the Five Pillars are to
Buddhism
Shinto
Hinduism
Islam
Construction of stupas, writings by Kalidasa, and the development of the concept of zero are most closely associated with the
Gupta Empire
Tang dynasty
Mongol Empire
Abbasid caliphate
From the perspective of many Arab Muslims at the time of the Crusades, the European Crusaders were considered
refugees
invaders
allies
liberators
The cities of Constantinople and Kiev grew primarily as a result of the development of
trade routes
urban planning
rigid social systems
religious pilgrimages
. . . The town was a centre of attraction and diffusion, but above all it was a centre of production. The town was a crossroads and a terminus [last stop]: through contacts, meetings and exchanges it could play a major creative role. . . .
— Jacques Le Goff, in The Fontana Economic History of Europe: The Middle Ages
Which statement would this passage best support?
Towns were important in an emerging international economy.
Economic self-sufficiency was reinforced by the revival of towns.
Crossroad locations limit the functions of towns.
The culture of towns discouraged new ideas.
I. ......?..........
A. Archipelago
B. Limited arable land
C. Rugged mountains
D. Earthquakes
Physical Features of Korea
Geographic Factors of Japan
Natural Resources of Cambodia
Which situation led to the other three?
Mongol skills and weapons diffusing into China
Confucian scholars losing status and government positions
Mongols conquering China and establishing the Yuan dynasty
Marco Polo writing about traveling to the palace of Kublai Khan
Which two major commodities were traded on the trans-Saharan routes by West African kingdoms?
timber and wheat
silk and cotton
gold and salt
petroleum and spices
In the 1340s, the Black Death spread to Europe as a result of
trade with Asia
the expansion of Christianity
development of guilds in Italy
the explorations of Vasco da Gama
What is one reason the Ming emperors did not expand China’s economic influence across the Indian Ocean after the voyages of Zheng He?
Resources were needed to combat Japanese invaders.
Developing trade networks with Russia was more profitable.
Conquering European territories drained China’s treasury.
Foreign goods were considered inferior to those produced in China.
One way in which Akbar the Great and Suleiman the Magnificent are similar is that both leaders
centralized governmental power
imposed a polytheistic religion
implemented new systems of writing
provoked ethnic tensions
Based on this illustration, which statement about the Inca Empire is accurate?
Inca women sold the agricultural products of the empire.
Hunting and gathering was the main source of food for the Inca.
The Inca used hand-written documents to record each harvest.
The Inca developed technology to adapt their surroundings.
• Colonies are required to provide raw materials.
• Development of manufacturing in the colonies is discouraged.
Which European policy is being described by these statements?
appeasement
mercantilism
regionalism
neutrality
To increase the supply of food, some Neolithic communities living in arid regions of the world developed
three-field systems
petrochemical fertilizers
irrigation systems
slash-and-burn methods
