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WorksheetsWorld History 9 — Year-End Review
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 19mins
How long ago were the very first humans born, according to archaeological evidence?
20 years ago
1,000 years ago
300,000 years ago
2,000,000 years ago
Modern humans are members of which species?
H. sapiens
H. neantertalensis
H. habilis
H. erectus
In the paleolithic, most people were nomads. What is a nomad?
Someone who does a lot of swimming
Someone who is always on the move
Someone who only eats meat
Someone who always wins at Fortnite
What was the primary shift that happened when humans transitioned from the paleolithic to the neolithic?
They got, like, way more rocks.
They became vegetarians.
They began to farm and traveled less.
They created the first guns.
What did the first four civilizations all have in common?
They were all built along diamond mines.
They were all in North America
They were all built out of gold.
They were all built along water.
What does it mean to be polytheistic?
The belief that god is a flying spaghetti monster
The belief in more than one god
The belief in only a single god
The belief that there is no god
What was the code of Hammurabi?
The first constitution of France
A rock used primarily as decoration
A collection of laws created by a king
The cheat code for getting 99 lives in old arcade games
Which was the first religion to believe in only one god?
Hindu
Buddhism
Judaism
Islam
What was the first book ever written?
The Epic of Gilgamesh
Romeo and Juliet
50 Shades Freed
Mein Kampf
Ancient Chinese Dynasties were ruled by Divine Right. What is Divine Right?
The king is literally god
The king was appointed directly by god
The king prays to god a lot
The king is an athiest
What was the Buddha's actual name?
Nebuchadnezzar
Siddhartha Gautama
Muhammad
John Belushi
True or False: Though the Hindu religion may appear to have multiple gods, it is really a single god taking multiple forms.
True
False
Who built the Great Pyramids?
Common slaves
The king of Egypt
Skilled workers
Aliens
What were the Great Pyramids used for?
Nothing. They just thought it'd be cool to have some big pointy rocks.
Tempoes for religious worship
Throne rooms for royal people
Giant tombs for dead kings
What country invented democracy?
United States
England
The Roman Empire
Greece
Who fought at the famous "Battle of Thermopylae"? (Battle of the 300)
Fortnite vs PUBG
Rome vs Carthage
England vs The United Kingdom
Greece vs Persia
How do you write 26 in Roman Numerals?
XXVI
XXIV
XVIII
LVI
How did Julius Caesar die
He was poisoned
He was stabbed
He was pummeled by fidget spinners
He drowned
which of these did NOT contribute to the fall of the Roman Empire
Splitting the empire into two halves
The Black Plague
Constant changes in leadership
People unhappy about economic problems
Who had the least amount of power in feudal Europe?
The serfs
The freemen
The knights
The nobles
How many people in Europe did the Black Death kill?
5% of the population
30% of the population
50% of the population
Literally everybody
How did the black most commonly plague spread?
Only through contact with blood
It attached to water vapor and flew through the air
Getting bit by rat fleas
Poisoned food
What is this giant cube, known as the Ka'bah?
The world's largest lego
A Christian church
An important and sacred Islamic site
A Buddhist temple
Where did the Mongol Empire begin?
Western Europe
Southern Africa
South America
Central Asia
Which of these statements about ancient Mesoamerica is not true?
They built en entire city made of gold.
They would remove the hearts of living people as sacrifice ritual.
They built incredible farms that floated on water.
Their military members rose in rank by capturing enemy soldiers alive.
What was the key shift that made up the "Enlightenment" period?
People became more violent.
People started to rely on evidence more than tradition.
People started to go back to nomadic lifestyles.
People started to score more points on Quizizz reviews.
What was the Haitian Revolution all about?
Citizens wanted to replace monarchy with democracy.
Workers wanted to create communism.
Two kings fought over who would be in charge.
Slaves wanted to take control of their own country.
What were people protesting in the Selma march?
They wanted to be able to vote.
They wanted to end slavery in the south.
They wanted to end the Vietnam War.
They wanted to memorialize the death of MLK.
What was the goal of the Berlin Conference?
End WWII
Start WWI
Decide who gets to control Russia
Decide who gets to control Africa
What was the new type of warfare created for WWI?
Naval Warfare
Trench Warfare
Horseback Warfare
Cold Warfare
Why did the U.S. drop two atomic bombs on Japan?
They wanted to scare Russia
They were afraid that Japan had bombs of their own
It was done in direct response to Pearl Harbor
It was an effort to end WWII
Why did the U.S. become involved in the Vietnam and Korean wars?
They could potentially become incredibly rich if they won
They had a personal grudge against the leaders of both countries
They wanted to stop the expansion of Communism
They just wanted to give hippies something to get mad about
What is the core conflict in Israel?
A famine is forcing people to steal food from outside countries.
Vladimir Lenin is attempting to create a communist utopia.
Jews and Palestinians are fighting over who has the right to own local land.
A huge civil war between different factions of the Syrian population.
In OPVL, a "Value" is...
...something that makes the text more trustworthy or credible.
...a believable quote from the text.
...something that makes you like the text more.
...something that makes the text worth more money.
Which of the following themes describes the process of things or people spreading apart, moving from one place to another, or becoming more widely popular.
Invention
Revolution
Disintegration
Diffusion
OPVL stands for Origin, Purpose, Value, and...
Logic
Language
Limitation
Llamas
Would you like some free points?
No way
Nope
Not really
Heck yeah!
