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Semester Exam 2018

Total questions: 150

Worksheet time: 2hrs 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of these sets of dates are in chronological order?

a)

100 BC > 200 BC > 300 BC > 50 BC

b)

2000 AD > 4000 AD > 200 BC > 50 BC

c)

1000 AD > 5000 AD > 3000 BC > 8000 BC

d)

3000 BC > 1000 BC > 100 AD > 2000 AD

2.

Which of these are an example of a PRIMARY source?

a)

Diary

b)

Biography

c)

Textbook

3.

What does A.D. stand for on a timeline?

a)

After Death

b)

Anno Domini

c)

After Donkeys

d)

Ants Dance

4.

What does B.C.E stand for on a timeline?

a)

Before Columbus Existed

b)

Before Common Era

c)

Before Christ Excelled

d)

Before Cats Eat

5.

An AUTOBIOGRAPHY is an example of which kind of source?

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

6.

A decade is:

a)

10 years

b)

100 years

c)

1,000 years

d)

10,0000 years

7.

Which of these dates came first/is the oldest?

a)

5000 BCE

b)

8000 BCE

c)

5000 CE

d)

8000 CE

8.

Which era do we learn about in this class, that goes from 3500 BC to 500 AD?

a)

Prehistory

b)

Middle Ages

c)

Ancient History

d)

Modern History

9.

How many years are in a millennium?

a)

10 years

b)

100 years

c)

1,000 years

d)

10,000 years

10.

A primary source is

a)

never important because it is so old

b)

a second hand account of an event, written by people who were not there

c)

the only important source there is

d)

a first hand account of an event, written by people who were there

11.

What does B.C. stand for on a timeline?

a)

Before Canaries

b)

Before Camping

c)

Before Civilization

d)

Before Christ

12.

If you were a paleontologist, what kinds of objects would you study?

a)

Fossils and Bones

b)

The clothing of Christopher Columbus

c)

What people in Mexico eat

d)

Stone weapons

13.

Which of these is NOT a reason we study history?

a)

To make decisions about the future

b)

To teach us who we are and how we fit in the human story

c)

To write very interesting textbooks

d)

To learn about our past and present

14.

If you were to dig up artifacts from the past and study them, you would be a

a)

historian

b)

anthropologist

c)

archaeologist

d)

paleontologist

15.

What does C.E. stand for?

a)

Christ Eats

b)

Common Exits

c)

Common Era

d)

Christ Era

16.

100 years is a

a)

decade

b)

century

c)

millenium

d)

giganticum

17.

Which of these came first?

a)

900 BC

b)

700 BC

c)

800 BC

d)

600 BC

18.

Which of these came first?

a)

2000 AD

b)

2007 AD

c)

2011 AD

d)

2018 AD

19.

A person who studies, analyzes, and interprets events in the past is a:

a)

paleontologist

b)

anthropologist

c)

archaeologist

d)

historian

20.

A secondary source is:

a)

a piece of useless information in history

b)

the most important document we can use in history

c)

a first hand account of an event, when the person was actually there

d)

a second hand account of an event, when the person was not actually there

21.

A textbook is a

a)

primary source

b)

secondary source

22.

Do we live in AD/CE or in BC/BCE?

a)

AD/CE

b)

BC/BCE

23.

An anthropologist would probably study something like

a)

fossils

b)

dinosaur bones

c)

how humans interact with one another

d)

the first wheel ever created

24.

What is the difference between BC and BCE?

a)

I don't know

b)

There is absolutely no difference

c)

BCE is the religious term BC is not

d)

BC is the religious term BCE is not

25.

Which of these are the most recent?

a)

2018 AD

b)

2018 BC

c)

1000 AD

d)

1000 BC

26.

What is cultural diffusion?

a)

When a hurricane grows and spreads from one state to another

b)

When a human moves from one place to another in search for food/shelter

c)

When beliefs, behaviors, and traits spread from one group of people to another

d)

When a specific smell spreads to another and they make a new scent.

27.

Why were rivers so important to early settlers?

a)

They provided transportation, food, fresh water, irrigation systems, and fertile soil.

b)

They provided bathing water, dry soil, flooding, and wood for boats.

c)

They provided cataracts that defended them from enemies.

28.

If you were to travel from Greece to France you would be going

a)

northeast

b)

northwest

c)

southeast

d)

southwest

29.

Which of these are natural/ physical characteristics of geography?

a)

the Eiffel tower

b)

a school building

c)

the ocean

d)

a bridge

30.

If you have a surplus of supplies, it means you have

a)

not enough supplies

b)

more supplies than needed

c)

just enough supplies

d)

no supplies at all

31.

Which of these places are early humans more likely to settle near and why?

a)

Mountains so they are isolated from other people

b)

Deserts so they can always be warm.

c)

A frozen tundra so they can never get too hot.

d)

A river so they have an irrigation system to help grow crops.

32.

What is culture?

a)

The amount of people living in a city

b)

The amount of food a settlement grows

c)

the beliefs, behaviors, and traits of a group of people

d)

the spread of rain from one city to another.

33.

What problem could you face when living in a desert?

a)

It being too cold and frozen to grow food.

b)

It being too hot with little rainfall to grow food.

c)

It having a surplus of water, flooding your crops.

d)

It having too many mountains, cutting off trade to other people.

34.

If I am traveling from Algeria to Italy I am going

a)

northeast

b)

northwest

c)

southeast

d)

southwest

35.

If you were to travel from Germany to Rome you would be traveling

a)

north

b)

east

c)

south

d)

west

36.

Which of these would be an example of cultural diffusion?

a)

A hurricane starting in Puerto Rico and moving to Florida

b)

the creation of the first government ever

c)

the growth of a wheat plants in fertile soil

d)

the opening of a Panda Express in America

37.

If you have a scarcity of sources it means you have

a)

too many resources

b)

not enough resources

c)

just enough resources

d)

no resources at all

38.

Natural resources are made by

a)

the planet Earth

b)

scientists in a lab

c)

humans

d)

Android Phones

39.

Which of these physical features might make travel and cultural diffusion difficult?

a)

mountains

b)

plains

c)

rivers

d)

canals

40.

Rivers help people

a)

drink clean water

b)

trade ideas and goods

c)

make food by providing fertile soil and irrigation

d)

all of the above

41.

If a resource is scarce, how might people get more of it?

a)

Trading with another group of people for it.

b)

Asking fortnite players to buy them more.

c)

Praying to the gods to make more appear.

d)

Asking the local magician to magically create more.

42.

According to the map, approximately how far is it from Luderitz to Keetmanshoop?

a)

0 miles

b)

200 miles

c)

20 miles

d)

1000 miles

43.

Approximately how far is it from Louberg to Luluville?

a)

5 miles

b)

3 miles

c)

100 miles

d)

10 miles

44.

What part of a map do you use to help you measure how far of a distance it is from one place to another?

a)

map key

b)

map legend

c)

map compass

d)

map scale

45.

Which of these are natural resources?

a)

Rivers and mountains

b)

Schools and Government buildings

c)

Clay tablets and ipads

d)

Mount Rushmore and the White House

46.

As food supply increases, what happens to the population?

a)

It decreases.

b)

It stays the same.

c)

It increases.

47.

Cave Painting, Hunting and Gathering, and Stone Tools are all a part of the :

a)

Bronze Age

b)

Paleolithic Age

c)

Neolithic Age

48.

Which of these describe the role of Neolithic men?

a)

Being community leaders, farming, domesticating animals.

b)

Hunting animals and making clothing from the fur.

c)

Taking care of the food supply, the household, and the children.

d)

Gathering nuts, berries, etc. and cave painting.

49.

What is term for growing food on a regular schedule?

a)

Agricultural Revolution

b)

Systematic Agriculture

c)

Domestication

d)

Specialization

50.

What did Paleolithic people make tools out of?

a)

Aluminum and copper

b)

Berries and Animal Fur

c)

Stone and Wood

d)

Stone and Tin

51.

What is domestication?

a)

Taming/training animals for the benefit of humans

b)

Growing food on a regular schedule

c)

Being able to specialize in many jobs

d)

Hunting animals for food and warmth.

52.

What was the term for when humans stopped only hunting and gathering and began to farm?

a)

Systematic Agriculture

b)

Specialization

c)

Agricultural Revolution

d)

Scarcity

53.

Neolithic people at first used tools of stone, but later they began making tools of ______________ and _____________.

a)

bronze and copper

b)

aluminum and wood

c)

titanium and diamonds

d)

glass and aluminum

54.

Where did people create holy places to worship?

a)

Pyramids

b)

Malls

c)

Specialization

d)

Shrines

55.

What is a nomad?

a)

A person that travels from place to place

b)

A person that stays in one area

c)

A person that trains and tames animals

d)

A person that worships in shrines

56.

Which of these describe the Neolithic achievement of domestication?

a)

Hunting an animal and eating its meat.

b)

Killing animals and using their skin for clothing.

c)

Putting items on an animal to help carry them.

57.

What are the 4 major ancient river valley civilizations?

a)

China, Florida, Georgia, India

b)

Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, China

c)

Africa, Egypt, Mesopotamia, Asia

d)

Mesopotamia, Asia, Europe, Rome

58.

Which of these is true of BOTH the Paleolithic and Neolithic Age?

a)

They both domesticated animals

b)

They both farmed and grew crops

c)

They both lived in permanent settlements

d)

They both had different roles for men and women

59.

Why did the specialization of jobs occur in the Neolithic Age?

a)

People got smarter and wanted to do more things.

b)

With the population increasing, not everyone had search/grow food, so they had time to specialize.

c)

People got tired of hunting and gathering so they wanted to find new jobs.

d)

It paid more money to do things other than hunting and gathering and farming

60.

Which of these is NOT a characteristic of the Neolithic Age?

a)

Domestication

b)

Systematic Agriculture

c)

Nomadic lifestyle

d)

Specialization

61.

With more farming, the population began to grow. How did this change the roles of women in the Neolithic Age?

a)

They were still the ones to gather berries.

b)

They began to take charge of the household and children.

c)

They became community leaders and protectors.

d)

They were the ones to farm and domesticate animals.

62.

Which characteristic of civilization describes the tools and advancements that make life easier?

a)

Technology and Achievements

b)

Religion

c)

Writing and the Arts

d)

Food Supply and Geography

63.

This characteristic explained the world around them, such as the forces of nature and roles of humans

a)

Technology and Achievements

b)

Writing and the Arts

c)

Cities and Government

d)

Religion

64.

Which characteristic describes the land of an area?

a)

Religion

b)

Food Supply and Geography

c)

Social Structure

d)

Writing and the Arts

65.

This characteristic divides people into levels based on the type of work that they do

a)

Cities and Government

b)

Social Structure

c)

Writing and the Arts

d)

Technology and Achievements

66.

This characteristic helps protect the people and the food supply, creating laws to help make life run more smoothly

a)

Food Supply and Geography

b)

Writing and the Arts

c)

Technology and Achievements

d)

Cities and Government

67.

This characteristic has to do with record keeping and keeping information

a)

Writing and the Arts

b)

Food Supply and Geography

c)

Social Structure

d)

Religion

68.

Civilizations used rivers for things like fresh water and fertile soil. How else did rivers help them develop communities?

a)

Providing trade and transportation

b)

Flooding their crops

c)

Creating barriers from others

d)

They didn't use rivers for anything else.

69.

Which of the following describe the Paleolithic Age?

a)

Nomadic lifestyles

b)

Growing crops

c)

Domesticating animals

d)

Specializing in jobs

70.

What age does this picture show?

a)

The Paleolithic Age

b)

The Neolithic Age

c)

The Ice Age

d)

The Bronze Age

71.

This person created the Hanging Gardens of Babylon

a)

Nebuchadnezzar

b)

Sargon

c)

Hammurabi

d)

Gilgamesh

72.

This characteristic of civilization shows that Mesopotamia WAS NOT PREHISTORIC because it pertains to recording information

a)

technology and achievements

b)

writing and the arts

c)

food supply and geography

d)

religion

73.

Which of these were NOT created by the people of Mesopotamia?

a)

sailboat

b)

wheel

c)

plow

d)

paper

74.

What characteristic of civilization helps make like easier/more efficient through the development of new tools?

a)

Writing and the Arts

b)

Food Supply and Geography

c)

Technology and Achievements

d)

Social Structure

75.

What was the oldest written epic in history?

a)

the Epic of Gilgamesh

b)

the Code of Hammurabi

c)

the Code of Harambe

d)

the Epic of Nebuchadnezzar

76.

What was the name of the first written language that was created in Mesopotamia?

a)

Hieroglyphics

b)

the Code of Hammurabi

c)

Cuneiform

d)

Ziggurats

77.

What is irrigation?

a)

a group of merchants traveling on camels

b)

a system that supplies dry land with water

c)

a place where people worship

d)

when people believe in more than one god

78.

Who created the world's first empire?

a)

Hammurabi

b)

Nebuchadnezzar

c)

Sargon

d)

Cyrus the Great

79.

What is the belief of many gods called?

a)

Monotheism

b)

Ziggurats

c)

Caravans

d)

Polytheism

80.

This characteristic of civilization refers to ordering people in classes from highest to lowest

a)

religion

b)

food supply and geography

c)

cities and government

d)

social structure

81.

Why did ancient civilizations settle near rivers?

a)

For the fertile land, trade and transportation, fresh water, etc.

b)

it was easier to worship the gods

c)

it was better to create technology

d)

for bathing, going swimming, and playing Marco Polo

82.

Who created a strict law code in Mesopotamia?

a)

Nabopolassar

b)

Sargon

c)

Gilgamesh

d)

Hammurabi

83.

Where did people worship their gods?

a)

Rivers

b)

Ziggurats

c)

Caravans

d)

Silt

84.

Plows and irrigation systems......

a)

helped people grow crops

b)

helped people build ziggurats

c)

helped people specialize in jobs

d)

helped people build cities

85.

Which characteristic of civilization helped people explain the forces of nature and the world around them?

a)

writing and the arts

b)

cities and government

c)

social structure

d)

religion

86.

Which of these people conquered the Assyrians?

a)

Hammurabi

b)

Nebuchadnezzar

c)

Nabopolassar

d)

Sargon

87.

Wheels were used for

a)

Transportation

b)

Pottery

c)

Plows

d)

ALL THE ABOVE

88.

Why was cuneiform important?

a)

It was the first written law

b)

It was the first written language

c)

It was the first temple created

d)

It was the first empire ever

89.

What two rivers surrounded Mesopotamia?

a)

Fertile and Crescent

b)

Blue Nile and White Nile

c)

Assyrian and Iran

d)

Tigris and Euphrates

90.

Which of the following was a major import of ancient Egypt that they received from the Phoenicians?

a)

Wood

b)

Papyrus

c)

Slaves

d)

Linen

91.

What is the term for the Egyptian invention of a long balancing pole with a weight and bucket used to get water from a river?

a)

Shadoof

b)

Irrigation

c)

Sickel

d)

Canal

92.

Who is Narmer (Menes) and what did he accomplish?

a)

last pharaoh to conquer the Persians.

b)

First pharaoh of Egypt to be buried in a pyramid.

c)

Main Egyptian god who controlled the flooding of the Nile

d)

First pharaoh, united Upper and Lower Egypt

93.

What were the pyramids built for?

a)

So that this country is popular all around the world

b)

To serve as tombs for Pharaohs

c)

To put dogs and cats inside

d)

To keep gold and all the king´s treasures safe

94.
What was Ancient Egyptian writing called?
a)
Hieroglyphics
b)
phonogram
c)
ideogram
d)
pictures
95.
The Ancient egyptians would write on paper made from:
a)
Papyrus
b)
skin
c)
stone
d)
rock
96.

Why is King Tutankhamen famous?

a)

He was the youngest pharaoh

b)

His reign lasted 50 years

c)

He was originally from Kush

d)

The Great Pyramid was built for him

97.

Artwork in Ancient Egypt most closely related to

a)

religious ideas of the afterlife

b)

hunting and gathering

c)

pyramids being built

d)

the Egyptian government

98.

What achievements did the Egyptians create while building the pyramids?

a)

A number system based on 10, fractions, and a 365 day calendar

b)

A sailboat, a wheel, and a pulley system

c)

Hieroglyphics, Papyrus, and artwork

d)

A shadoof, a wheel, and a calculator

99.

Which of these served as a guide for the afterlife in ancient Egypt?

a)

The Book of the Dying Egyptian

b)

The Book of the Living

c)

The Book of the Theocracy

d)

The Book of the Dead

100.

What was the name of the process developed by the ancient Egyptians of preserving a person's body after death

a)

Irrigation

b)

Embalming

c)

Theocracy

d)

Tombs

101.

Who made up the upper class in Egypt?

a)

Farmers, Scribes, Merchants, Bureaucrats, Slaves

b)

Priests, Farmers, Fishermen, Pharaohs, Craftsmen

c)

Craftsmen, Scribes, Priests, Nobles, Farmers

d)

Pharaohs, Bureaucrats, Pyramid Architects, Priests, Scribes

102.

What were the first Egyptian books written on?

a)

Medicine

b)

Irrigation

c)

Gilgamesh

d)

The Nile River

103.
Government ruled by a religious leader
a)
Democracy
b)
Theocracy
c)
Oligarchy
d)
Monarchy
104.

Which is a reason that the Nile has been called “the lifeblood” of Egypt?

a)

Its valley and delta provide fertile soil for farming.

b)

It borders the important deserts of Egypt.

c)

It flows from North to South.

d)

It is the longest river in the world.

105.

One of the reasons for the success of early civilizations such as those in Egypt and Mesopotamia was because

a)

they formed democratcailly elected governmnets

b)

they were able to find ways to make stone tools

c)

they were geographically protected from outside invaders

d)

they used rivers and bodies of water for food and trade

106.

Which pharaoh of Egypt defied traditions and ruled as a women for over 20 years in the 1400s bce?

a)

Cleopatra

b)

Hatshepsut

c)

Thutmose

d)

Ramses III

107.

What was Imhotep known for?

a)

Being the first female pharaoh.

b)

Being the first great engineer of the pyramids.

c)

Being the youngest pharaoh to have ruled.

d)

Building multiple temples in Egypt.

108.

Which Pharaoh changed Egypt's religion from polytheistic to monotheistic?

a)

Ramses II

b)

Akhenaton (Amenhotep IV)

c)

Thutmoses III

d)

Hatshepsut

109.

Who was known as the peaceful and most successful pharaoh that built many temples during the New Kingdom?

a)

Imhotep

b)

Narmer (Menes)

c)

Ramses II

d)

Tutankhamen

110.

What did the Egyptians create to help solve the problem of the Nile River flooding?

a)

Irrigation systems and canals

b)

The shadoof

c)

Pyramids

d)

A water fountain

111.
What is the famous river in Egypt?
a)
Tigris
b)
Euphrates
c)
Nile
d)
Hudson
112.
This person is the religious and political leader of Egypt.
a)
Theocracy
b)
King
c)
Noble
d)
Pharaoh
113.
What was the special salt used to dry the body during mummification
a)
Sea
b)
Morton
c)
Natron
d)
Iodized
114.

Both Egypt and Mesopotamia settled on _______________________ for their fertile soil, transportation, and fresh water.

a)

lakes

b)

seas

c)

rivers

d)

oceans

115.
These were the people who specialized in learning and writing Hieroglyphics in ancient Egypt.
a)
Pharaohs
b)
Scribes
c)
Mummies
d)
Soldiers
116.

The silt in the river made the land...

a)

Fertile

b)

Dry

c)

Red

d)

Dusty

117.
A line of rulers from one family
a)
theocracy
b)
pharaoh
c)
dynasty
d)
shadoof
118.
Why were tombs filled with art, jewelry, etc.....?
a)
Tombs were museums.
b)
Tombs were private storage for the pharaoh.
c)
Tombs were the safest place in the kingdom.
d)
They believed the dead enjoyed their materials in the afterlife.
119.
What knowledge did Egyptians gain from embalming?
a)
That they needed to unite Upper and Lower Egypt.
b)
New mathematical equations.
c)
Basic medical skills.
d)
That the gods were not real.
120.
The jars that hold the internal organs of the deceased are called
a)
Canopic
b)
Bell
c)
Ziploc
d)
Mason
121.

The _____________________ , which was written in India, is considered to be the world's longest epic.

a)

Mahabharata

b)

Epic of Gilgamesh

c)

Ramayana

d)

Romulus and Remus

122.

What physical feature gave the Indus Valley civilizations natural protection?

a)

Sahara Desert

b)

The Mediterranean Sea

c)

the cataracts

d)

the Himalayan Mountains

123.

What is the name of the writing system of Ancient India that developed from the group of people called the Aryans?

a)

scribe

b)

calligraphy

c)

Sanskrit

d)

Cuneiform

124.

What are some contributions of the Aryan people to the people in Ancient India?

a)

They created the caste system, papyrus, and the wheel.

b)

They brought hieroglyphics to record information, the caste system, and cataracts.

c)

They created the sailboat, the plow, and the written language of cuneiform.

d)

They created a new social class system, new farming techniques, and the written language of Sanskrit.

125.

How did the Aryans treat the Indians?

a)

They pushed them out of India and made them move to Egypt.

b)

They mixed with the Indian people and helped influence their culture.

c)

They went to war with Ancient India for 700 years then took them over

d)

They slaughtered all the women and children, and made the men their slaves.

126.

What was the name of the group of people that came into the Indus River Valley around 1500 BC?

a)

The Egyptians

b)

The Indians

c)

The Aryans

d)

The Sudras

127.

Hinduism teaches that each person has a ______________, a set of spiritual duties to fulfill in each life.

a)

Mahavira

b)

Samskara

c)

Karma

d)

Dharma

128.
What is the name of Hinduisms supreme power?
a)
Brahman
b)
Atman
c)
Varna
d)
Shiva
129.

What is generally accepted as the oldest religion in the world? (still practiced)

a)

Buddhism

b)

Hinduism

c)

Islam

d)

Sikhism

130.
The idea that your actions in this life can affect your next life is called what?
a)
reincarnation
b)
dharma
c)
karma
d)
ahimsa
131.
The rebirth of a soul in a new body. 
a)
dharma
b)
reincarnation
c)
ahisma
d)
shrine
132.
The Golden Age of India's Gupta Empire is known for its
a)
development of gunpowder
b)
sea trade routes to Europe
c)
acceptance of Christianity as an official religion
d)
advancements in mathematics and medicine
133.
The study of the stars and planets
a)
alloy
b)
astronomy
c)
astrology
d)
geology
134.
The ancient Indians were the first people to create the mathematical concept of zero.
a)
true
b)
false
135.

Which of these are some medical advancements of Ancient India?

a)

Dental surgery, plastic surgery, setting broken bones, dressing wounds, ect.

b)

embalming bodies, creating pyramid tombs, mummification, etc.

c)

Dental surgery, mummification, setting broken bones, etc.

136.

Who founded Buddhism?

a)

Chandra Gupta Maurya

b)

Hinduism

c)

Siddhartha Gautama

d)

Ashoka

137.

What is the Caste System?

a)

The rules followed by doctors to help set broken bones

b)

The social structure that determined a person's marriage, job, and place in society.

c)

The system of writing in India

d)

What people follow to get to the Brahman

138.

Ashoka is known for.....

a)

creating the first empire in India

b)

Creating an efficient postal system.

c)

Going from a violent person to a peaceful one who promoted Buddhism throughout India

d)

Riding elephants across the Himalaya mountains

139.

The Mauryan Empire was the first empire in India. Who was the second?

a)

Chandra Gupta Maurya

b)

Ashoka

c)

Persian

d)

Gupta

140.

Which of these are not one of the four noble truths?

a)

Life is full of suffering

b)

People suffer because they desire worldy things

c)

To stop suffering you must give up worldy things

d)

To stop desiring things you must read the Four Noble Truths

141.

What did the Indians propose about the earth?

a)

That it was round and revolved around the sun

b)

That it was flat and orbited around it's moons

c)

That it's tilted axis created seasons

d)

That there were aliens on it's moons

142.

During the Gupta Empire, India entered a _____________________ Age where they made many achievements in math, science, art, literature, etc.

a)

Dark

b)

Golden

c)

Spiritual

d)

Educational

143.

The Buddha believed that in order to stop suffering in life, you must give up __________________________

a)

the four noble truths

b)

the eightfold path

c)

suffering

d)

desiring things

144.

Which of these are the mathematical concepts that the Indians created?

a)

Fractions, Number system based on 10, Calculus

b)

The concept of 0, numbers 1-9, Algebra

c)

Infinity, Fractions, Trigonometry

d)

Numbers based on 100, pie charts, percentages

145.

What language group were the Aryans a part of?

a)

Indo-Arabic

b)

European

c)

Indo-European

d)

Indian

146.

What helped the Gupta empire become very wealthy and prosperous?

a)

Isolating themselves from others

b)

Creating Iron

c)

Trading with other civilizations

d)

Inventing Algebra

147.

Buddhism grew out of what major religion?

a)

Judaism

b)

Islam

c)

Christianity

d)

Hinduism

148.

Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa were

a)

the two major religions of India

b)

the two famous rulers of India

c)

the two rivers the Indians settled on

d)

the first two planned cities in India

149.

Seasonal winds in Ancient India

a)

brahman

b)

monsoons

c)

himilaya

d)

vedas

150.

What were the two main empires in India?

a)

ganges and indus

b)

mohenjo-daro and harappa

c)

indian and arabian

d)

gupta and mauryan

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