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Worksheets6TH SOCIAL STUDIES N.C.F.E. REVIEW
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How did innovations such as irrigation, aqueducts, and improved farm techniques transform civilizations?
Innovations made it possible to expand settlements at arid locations.
Innovations increased the numbers of hunters and gatherers.
Innovations required smaller herds and less livestock
Innovations decreased the size of cities.
In 711 CE, the Moors invaded Spain and established Islamic rule. During this period, philosophy, mathematics, and science flourished in the nation. For instance, Ibn Zuhr, a physician and surgeon, tested medical procedures on animals before using them on humans. His work was translated into Latin and Hebrew and had a significant impact on the medical field. Spain remained closely connected to Baghdad for 200 years before becoming independent. Spain was one of the wealthiest areas of Europe during the period of Moorish rule.
Based on the passage, how did the Moorish invasion of Spain affect civilization in the region?
It forbade the advancement of philosophy and emphasized religion.
It led to the development of new scientific and mathematical techniques.
It created an isolated area of economic development and trade.
It transformed Spain into a society primarily concerned with military power.
- Trade routes linking West Africa and North Africa required the shipment of goods across the hot, dry Sahara Desert. It was difficult for the traders to carry these goods along these trade routes
- Domesticated camels were brought to the Sahara. The camels could go for long stretches without drinking, survive extreme temperatures, and haul heavy loads.
How did camels affect the transport of goods across the Sahara desert?
Traders were able to use camels to stop trans-Saharan shipments of goods.
Traders were able to drink the milk from camels during their journey.
Camels made travel across the desert more reliable and safer.
Camels slowed transport by requiring frequent drinks of water.
THE ROMAN FORUM
The Roman forum was located at the center of Ancient Rome. It was a gathering place where public events were held. Soon the forum grew to also include merchant shops, temples and government buildings. The forum became the religious, economic, and government center for Rome
Based on the information, how did the forum contribute to Roman civilization?
instead of being solely focused on commerce, the forum also fulfilled cultural needs of Romans
The forum provided cheaper prices for Romans than other markets.
Government buildings were the focus of the forum, showcasing the power of the Roman government.
Forum ruins still can be found today, because they were so well built.
As restrictions and prohibitions are multiplied in the Empire, the people grow poorer and poorer. When the people are subjected to overmuch government, the land is thrown into confusion.. The greater the number of laws and enactments, the more thieves and robbers there will be. Therefore the Sage says: "So long as I do nothing, the people will work out their own reformation. So long as I love calm, the people will right themselves. If only I keep from meddling, the people will grow rich. If only I am free from desire, the people will come naturally back to simplicity."
--The Sayings of Lao-Tzu: "Government" translated by Lionel Giles, 1904
What were Lao-Tzu's views on government?
Lao-Tzu thought that people were naturally evil and needed many laws to govern their behavior.
Lao-Tzu advocated for limited government involvement in people's everyday lives.
Lao-Tzu believed that only people from the upper class were fit to govern.
Lao-Tzu felt that regulations on trade would lead to more people becoming rich.
TIMELINE OF LEGAL CODES
1700 BCE- Hammurabi's code in Babylon created strict laws and punishments
550 BCE- Solon's code in Greece created less strict laws and punishments.
1215 CE- Magna Carta in England limits a king's power and protects citizen's rights.
How has the role of legal codes evolved through time in human societies?
Laws have become stricter over time.
Legal codes have been based on religious beliefs
Governments have never supported the rights of citizens.
Legal codes have gradually given more protection to citizens.
How did innovations that developed over time--such as writing, trade routes, schools, and the printing press--affect societies?
They increased the spreading of ideas.
They reduced the construction of buildings.
They limited contact between peoples.
They lowered literacy rates.
The Chinese civilization began along the Yellow River basin around 1700 BCE and soon spread along other rivers in China. Yellow River floods enriched the surrounding soils, allowing farmers to produce surplus crops and domesticate animals. Yellow River floods often destroyed early settlements and ruined crop production for years.
How did geography affect the development of Chinese civilization?
The growth of Chinese civilization depended on the Yellow River, but the Yellow River also brought suffering to Chinese people.
The growth of Chinese civilization was slowed by the Yellow River and it only flourished when people moved away from rivers.
The natural resources of China encouraged Chinese people to build massive public works projects to benefit the poor.
The natural resource of China encouraged Chinese farmers to create artificial rivers, like the Yellow River, where they could produce crops.
Kings wanted to control decision making in their governments. How did this desire affect the structures of governments?
Governments became constitutional monarchies when the king or queen shared the power with a legislative council.
Governments became hereditary monarchies when kings and queens transferred power to their children.
Governments became absolute monarchies when the king or queen held all power in their hands.
Governments became elected monarchies when kings or queens were elected by the people.
{Baghdad straddled} the banks of the {RIVER} Tigris... The water exits, both on the north and the south, were, like the city gates, guarded night and day by relays of soldiers stationed in the watch towers on both sides of the river. Every household was plentifully supplied with water "at all seasons" by the numerous aqueducts which intersected the town....
A Short History of the Saracens, by Syed Ameer Ali, 1899
Based on the excerpt, how did the city's location on a river influence its development?
The river provided a natural barrier to protect Baghdad from invasion by enemies.
The river provided a supply of fish that could be traded throughtout the region for other goods.
Because of the river, traders were easily able to access Baghdad from throughout the region.
The river provided an easily accessible supply of water that was transported throughout the city via aqueducts.
Who was Hammurabi?
He was a god.
He was a king of the first city of Ur.
He was the king of the Babylonian empire.
He was a Mesopotamian scribe.
The ancient civilization of Mesopotamia surrounded what river(s)?
Tigris
Huang He
Nile
Euphrates
How would you describe Hammurabi's laws?
complicated
Fair and balanced.
Very harsh by our modern standards.
Too lenient (easy on the offender)
Using the map, which letter indicated the area known as Mesopotamia.
W
Y
X
Z
Trade route that stretched from western China to southern Asia
filial piety
Silk Road
Anyang
Great Wall
Line of rulers from the same family
dynasty
filial piety
Legalism
long Chinese line
What is a City-State?
Who knows? ;-;
When there is a surplus of food people no longer have to hunt and gather all day.
an early city that was like a small independent country with its own land and government
a form of government in which the ruling power is in the hands of one person
What do Ancient China and India have in common?
literature
Architecture built
Religions made
Life
Based on the map, which best describes how the physical features of Egypt affected its development?
The Mediterranean Sea bordered the major cities.
Large cities were created in the Western Desert.
Many large cities developed along the Nile River.
The Red Sea provided Lower Egypt with a barrier from attack.
All south from this is named the Middle Kingdom. . . . The people . . . have not to . . . attend to any magistrates and their rules; only those who cultivate the royal land have to pay (a portion of) the grain from it. . . . The king governs without . . . corporal punishments. Criminals are simply fined, lightly or heavily, according to the circumstances (of each case). A Record of Buddhistic Kingdoms by Faxian, translated by James Legge, 1886 But in Crete . . . all the fruits of the earth, of cattle, of the public revenues . . . one portion is assigned to the gods and to the service of the state, and another to the common meals, so that men, women, and children are all supported out of a common stock. The Politics of Aristotle, translated by Benjamin Jowett, 1885
Based on the excerpts, how did the responsibilities of citizens in the Middle Kingdom compare to those of citizens of Crete?
In both kingdoms, citizens were required to contribute a portion of their crops to provide food for citizens in the kingdom in which they lived.
Citizens of the Middle Kingdom had to pay a portion of their crops only if they used royal land, but in Crete everyone had to pay a portion to the state.
In both kingdoms, citizens had to grow crops on royal land and give their proceeds to the king, who distributed them evenly among citizens of the kingdom.
D Citizens of the Middle Kingdom had to pay a portion of their crops to their government, while in Crete only citizens in the highest social class had to make a contribution.
Accounts of the Routes of the Jewish Merchants to the East, 847: These merchants . . . journey from west to east, from east to west, partly on land, partly by sea. . . . On their return they carry back musk, aloes, camphor, cinnamon, and other products of the Eastern countries . . . where they again embark on the Western Sea. Book of Ways by Ibn Khordadhbeh, 847, translated by Joseph Jacobs, 1919 How did the Jewish merchants’ trade routes affect people living in Asia and Europe?
People began to move away from the routes used by the foreign traders.
People were able to buy and trade goods with people from other regions.
People needed to build ships to participate in the trade.
People learned to avoid speaking foreign languages.
Based on the chart, how does the Himalayan Mountain Range differ from the Andes and the Appalachian Mountain Ranges?
The Andes and the Appalachian Mountains have precipitation all year, while the Himalayas are dry.
The Andes and the Appalachian Mountains both are home to rain forests, while the Himalayas are not.
The Andes and the Appalachian Mountains vary in climate, while the Himalayas stay snow-covered all year.
The Andes and the Appalachian Mountains are located in Asia, while the Himalayas are located in South America.
A single population of modern humans migrated from southern Siberia . . . and crossed over to the Americas 16,500 years ago. . . . Sites all around the country . . . now provide more promising indications that the earliest Americans spread throughout the continent at least 14,500 years ago. Currently, the oldest claim for human settlement in the Americas lies at the Topper Site in South Carolina, dating back to about 15,000 years ago. “Other Migration Theories” Bering Land Bridge National Preserve, National Park Service Based on the text, how did the migration of the first people in America affect the region?
They came from different regions and fought over territory.
They populated areas throughout the modern United States.
They quickly developed permanent settlements in the Americas.
They continued to use common languages and cultural practices.
Towns in medieval Europe neglected their water supplies and did not construct sanitation systems. How did this choice affect the quality of life of medieval Europeans living in towns?
It decreased as they left towns to live in the countryside.
It improved as they quickly learned more about medicine.
It increased as they organized to create advanced technologies.
It declined as they suffered from diseases coming from water.
Polytheistic means...
To believe in many gods
To believe in only one god
That you do not believe in any gods
What is this a picture of?
House
Store
Ziggurat
This time period was the transformation from hunting and gathering into farming.
Agricultural Revolution
Early Man
2018
Rulers of Ancient Egypt that had complete control.
Kings
Peasants
Pharaohs
Hammurabi was the King of Babylon from 1792 BCE to 1750 BCE. He wrote The Code of Hammurabi, the oldest set of laws known to exist, which is made up of 282 laws. The code was carved in stone for all to see and read.
Facts about The Code of Hammurabi:
-First written code-people could see it. This increased people's ability to read.
-treated women fairly
-harsh punishments made civilizations safer
-reinforced class structure-punishments were different for different classes
Based on the information, how did Hammurabi help to transform society.
his laws got rid of the existing class system
he required that every class be punished equally
he continued the practice of treating women differently from men
his laws were written to include women
All south from this is name the Middle Kingdom...The people...have not to...attend to any magistrates and their rules; only those who cultivate the royal land have to pay (a portion of ) the grain from it...the king governs without ...corporal punishments. Criminals are simply fined, lightly or heavily, according to the circumstances (of each case).
A Record of Buddhistic Kingdoms by Faxian, translated
But in Crete...all the fruits of the earth, the cattle, of the public revenues...one portion is assigned to the gods and to the service of the state, and another to the common meals, so that men, women, and children are all supported out of a common stock.
The Politics of Aristotle, translated
Based on the excerpts, how did the responsibilities of citizens in the Middle Kingdom compare to those of citizens of Crete?
In both kingdoms, citizens were required to contribute a portion of their crops to provide food for citizens in the kingdom in which they lived
Citizens of the Middle Kingdom had to pay a portion of their crops only if they used royal land, but in Crete everyone had to pay a portion to the state
In both kingdoms, citizens had to grow crops on royal land and give their proceeds to the king, who distributed them evenly among citizens
Citizens of the Middle Kingdom had to pay a portion of their crops to their government, while in Crete only citizens in the highest social class had to make a contribution
Based on the text, how did the migration of the first people in America affect the region?
They came from different regions and fought over territory
they populated areas throughout the modern US
they quickly developed permanent settlements in the Americas
they continued to use common languages and cultural practices
Based on the excerpt, what role did Leif Ericsson play in transforming Viking society?
his explorations led to war with the people of Greenland
his expeditions led to him becoming King of the Vikings
his voyages led to the expansion of Viking territory
his journeys led to the development of trading routes with Asia
The Hindu belief that each person has many lives is known as:
Karma
Nirvana
Dharma
Reincarnation
Sample Laws in the Code of Hammurabi
196 - If a man puts out the eye of another man, his eye should be put out
197 - If he breaks the bones of another man, his bones shall be broken
198 - If he puts out the eye of a freed man or breaks the bones of a freed man, he shall pay one gold mina.
199 - If he puts out the eye or breaks the bone of a man's slave, he shall pay one half of the value.
Based on this list, what motivated people to follow the law?
A reason for the decline of medieval society in Europe
the church broke all ties with the government
Asian traders weakened the economy
peasants gained new economic opportunities, which freed many from feudal estates
Confucianism: The ruler bears responsibility for the well-being of the people and, therefore, for peace and order in the empire.
Chinese leaders moved from a legalistic government to a government based on Confucianism. How did Confucius transform the society?
What do you call it when you take a plant or animal from the wild and use it for personal use?
Surviving
Domesticate
Translate
The quotation above illustrates the importance ancient Athenians placed on individual participation in the
These things were left behind by humans
Fossils
Artifacts
Computers
________ wrote things down and recorded history.
Scribes
Typers
Journalists
Hammurabi was the the king of Mesopotamia and wrote the 1st set of laws
True!!
False!!
Where did the Egyptians thing the Pharaohs went after they were mummified
A Party
A terrible place
The After-Life
How did warriors in canoes cause the Songhai people to conquer the Mali kingdom?
How feudal government in Europe was organized
social status was determined by birth
control was shared equally among all people
serfs elected the lords of the manor
a key idea implied by the English Bill of Rights in that the King of England...
does not have to follow any rules
is subject to the same British laws as the people
is the ruler of the people of America
Development of irrigation techniques
Domestication of plants and animals
How did these changes impact human society?
What is a dictatorship
Government by officials of the church/religion.
Single ruler or a small group holds absolute authority.
A government ruled by a king or queen.
What is a democracy?
Citizens elect representatives to make government decisions on their behalf.
Single ruler or a small group holds absolute authority.
Government tightly controls all aspects of life- total control.
A government ruled by a king/queen.
Government completely by the people who vote on everything.
What is a monarchy?
Government completely ruled by the people who vote on everything.
Citizens elect representatives to make government decisions on their behalf.
Government by officials of the church/religion.
A government ruled by a king/queen.
What is a theocracy?
Government by officials of the church/religion?
Government tightly controls all aspects of life total control.
Government completely by the people who vote on everything?
Traditional economy is
A developed economy where the people are free to own businesses as they see fit. Also known as Market, or Capitalist.
An underdeveloped economy where people perform the same jobs their family has done for years and are the only people with that job.
Literacy rate is
the average age people will live to be.
the number of babies out of every 1,000 born who die in the first year.
the percentage of people who can read and write.
Labor force is
the percentage of people who can read and write.
the number of TV's computers, and phones.
the number of people available to work in the country.
Place of worship for Christians
Church
Synagogue
Mosque
Worship place for Jews
Chruch
Mosque
Synagogue
Worship place for the Islam religion
Church
Mosque
Synagogue
What do countries with traditional economies base their answers to economic questions on?
What skills workers have
What consumers want
What previous generations produced
What the government wants
Why is Abraham an important figure in the history of the ancient Hebrews?
He was a Hebrew scholar during the Babylonian exile.
He led the Hebrew people from slavery in Egypt.
He was chosen to be the first Jewish king.
He was a founder of Judaism.
A pharaoh is...
a king in Egypt
a god in Egypt
a man in Egypt
a god-king in Egypt
Read the source and answer the question.
As soon as he was at the head of affairs, Solon liberated the people once and for all. . . . Next Solon drew up a constitution and enacted new laws. . . . The laws were
inscribed on the wooden stands, and set up in the King’s Porch, and all swore to obey them. . . . He divided the population according to property into four classes . . . , giving offices to each class.
Why is this series of events significant in the history of Ancient Greece?
It illustrates the origins of democracy.
It describes the decline of self-government.
It suggests the effectiveness of oligarchical rule.
It demonstrates the characteristics of a caste system.
Study the diagram and answer the question.
Which characteristic completes this diagram?
Built large pyramids to bury rulers
Located in Africa
Bordered by the Black Sea
Practiced polytheistic beliefs
Study the source and answer the question.
We are unreasonably oppressed and we suffer extortion [abuse] by those persons whose duty it is to maintain the public welfare. . . . Generals and soldiers . . . coming to us, . . . taking us from our tasks, requisitioning [seizing] our
plowing oxen, make exactions that are by no means their due. And it happens thus that we are wronged by extortions. Our possessions are spent on them, and our fields are stripped and laid waste.
— Petition to the Emperor Philip, On Official and
Military Extortion, 246 CE
Based on the source and your background knowledge, which statement provides a reason for the decline of the Roman Empire?
Roman emperors lost control over the actions of the military.
The composition of the military shifted to include a majority of Roman nobles.
Roman emperors reduced the size of the military through edicts.
The military was sent to foreign lands to expand the Roman Empire.
Read the diagram and answer the question.
Which classes are correctly identified in this diagram showing the structure of Egyptian
society?
1—Soldiers; 2—Priests
1—Farmers; 2—Traders
1—Merchants; 2—Nobles
1—Peasants; 2—Slaves
Study the table and answer the question.
Which entry could be added to the table?
Developed system of cuneiform writing
Constructed a defensive wall on northern frontier
Developed mathematical concept of zero
Constructed massive pyramids as tombs for rulers
How did the Himalayas help the people of the Indian subcontinent?
by limiting outside contact and allowing the development of a distinct culture
by providing large tracts of land to develop terrace farming
by influencing weather patterns and creating a desert climate
by providing a fertile plateau to allow the growth of wheat
Which three factors contributed to the initial spread of Christianity throughout the Roman Empire?
poorly constructed roads
the teachings of Paul
the concept of salvation
imperial support for missionaries
a message that appealed to many people
Read the list and answer the question.
Major Mesopotamian Deities
• An – god of the sky
• Enki – god of the sea
• Girra – god of light
• Baba – goddess of healing
What was the significance of this belief system on the people in Mesopotamian civilizations?
It created moral rules to follow.
It promoted economic cooperation.
It encouraged the development of monotheism.
It explained events occurring in nature.
Read the list and answer the question.
1. • development of a writing system
2. • invention of bronze tools and weapons
3. • creation of ceramic and bronze art
4. • construction of flood-control ditches
5. • domestication of pigs, sheep, and dogs
Which conclusion about the Shang Dynasty have archaeologists made from the information on the list?
Mongolian traders brought information from other cultures.
Female rulers led the dynasty in the early years.
Chinese warriors conquered nearby areas.
Chinese civilization began to develop.
Use the map and answer the question.
Which number marks the place known as the Fertile Crescent?
1
2
3
4
Which statement describes the main reason trade routes to Europe expanded during the Han Dynasty?
Europeans sought gold for jewelry.
Europeans valued silk for clothing.
Chinese wanted books on papyrus.
Jewelers wanted diamonds for rings.
Which type of exchange is shown in the diagram?
barter
cash
gift
credit
An imaginary line that measures a locations distance north or south of the equator.
Longitude
Lattitude
History
Civic Life
An imaginary line that measures a location's distance east and west of the Prime Meridian.
Lattitude
Politics
Government
Longitude
A location described by where it is in relation, or compares, to somewhere else.
Longitude
Relative Location
Latitude
Specific Location
To which religion is the Torah a sacred text?
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
Hinduism
Bible : Christianity as _____________ : Islam
Talmud
Koran
Torah
Old Testament
Russia is marked by which number on the map?
2
4
6
7
What hemisphere is north america in?
North East
North West
South West
South East
What hemisphere is North China in?
Northern
Southern
Eastern
Western
Trick question: there is no North China
What does this map show?
States
Countries
Continents
Oceans
How do you measure longitude?
How far east or west from the Prime Meridian
How far north or south from the Equator
With a ruler
My hands
What are the four hemispheres?
North, south, east, and west
Northwest, southwest, northeast, and southeast
What is a map projection?
Taking a globe and putting on a flat map
A movie
Which of the following locations was most favorable for growing crops and raising livestock?
A desert
A peninsula
A river valley
An archipelago
What was a positive effect of the flooding of Tigris and Euphrates Rivers?
The rivers provided a natural protection from invaders
Improvement of fishing techniques
Mud build-up trapping animals near the villages
Deposits of silt creating fertile soil
Where is the Fertile Crescent, a large arc of farmland in Mesopotamia, located?
Middle East
North America
South America
Asia
Which of the following best describes Mesopotamian religious beliefs?
Polytheistic
Neothistic
Monotheistic
Idealistic
Which of the following are examples of Mesopotamian inventions and achievements?
cave drawings, wheels, the calculator
gunpowder, the plow
the plow, cuneiform, and zigguarats
public baths, schools
What was a long lasting achievement of the Phoenicians?
The alphabet
Ziggurats
Pictographs
Architecture
What is a ziggurat?
Jewish house of worship
A pyramid shaped tower used for religious ceremonies
A horse drawn carriage
A Sumerian city-state
Which of the following civilizations were located in the region of Mesopotamia?
Check all that apply.
Greek
Babylonian
Egyptian
Sumerian
The movement of people into cities
Cultural urbanization
Migration
Urbanization
Nomadic herding
An area with similar characteristics that make it distinct from other areas
cultural regions
landforms
climate
regions
Areas in which people share common cultural characteristics, such as language, history, government, religious beliefs
regions
physical regions
cultural regions
population
The typical weather patterns and atmospheric conditions over a long period of time.
Acclimatized map
climate
region
economics
How a society organizes the ownership, production, distribution, & use of its resources
regional distribution
money distribution
culture
economics
Which is a type of landform?
plateau
urbanization
city planning regions
celestial bodies
Which of the following is a way humans modify their environment:
snowstorms in the Lake Erie region
hurricanes in Florida and droughts in Arizona
agriculture
introduction of language and religion
The Nile River flows north through Egypt and into what body of water?
Persian Gulf
Mediterranean Sea
Red Sea
Tigris River
What was the economy of ancient Egypt based on?
agriculture
religion
architecture
travel
Which is an accurate comparison of the governments of Egypt and Mesopotamia?
Both governments were theocracies
Both governments were democratic
Both governments were monarchies
Both governments were monotheistic
What physical feature gave ancient Egypt natural protection?
Fertile Crescent
Indian Ocean
Sahara Desert
Himalayan Mountains
What was the Egyptian writing system that used a combination of pictures and symbols?
cuneiform
alphabet
hieroglyphics
Which of the following were considered natural barriers along the Nile River? Check all that apply.
cataracts
Mediterranean Sea
deserts
pyramids
Which of the following is a continent?
Germany
United States
Coppell
Africa
Which of the following is an example of cardinal directions?
North, South, East, West
Northwest, Southwest, Northeast, Southeast
Magna Carta is a ....
secondary source
primary source
Which of the following countries is an example of theocracy?
Iraq
Iran
Italy
United Kingdom
Leader of the Bolshevik Party during the Russian Revolution and became the first leader of the Soviet Union
Adolf Hitler
Vladimir Lenin
Benito Mussolini
Joseph Stalin
What is an example on entrepreneurship?
A man worked hard everyday at a grocery store, so his boss gave him a raise
A man invested all of his money in the stock of a popular coffee company
A lady wanted a new smartphone, so she saved her paychecks until she could afford it.
A lady learned to code and started a company designing websites for other businesses
What part of the map transfers inches to miles on a map?
Compass Rose
Scale Bar
key
A renewable resource is one that can be replaced with in a few years to a hundred years.
True
False
If another country ships into the United States this is considered a(n) _______________.
Import
Export
When people migrate due to a bad situation, this is considered _________?
Push Factor
Migration
Immigration
According to the picture above, what is the line called that is splitting the Northern and Southern Hemisphere
Prime Meridian
Equator
Longitude
According to the picture above, what is the line called that is splitting the Eastern and Western Hemisphere
Prime Meridian
Equator
Longitude
Best describes the representative government of Ancient Rome
Men and women elected representatives for all the people
Each citizen participated in debates held by the assembly
Male citizens voted for assembly representatives
a time period of 100 years
a decade
a century
an era
a result of the plague
many people died
many people left Europe for America
it made many people rich
Resources created by people to help produce other things such as tools, machinery, and equipment.
Human Resources
Capital Resources
Natural Resources
Scarcity
What was an oligarchy?
a single ruler or king
leaders elected by all the people
a small group of wealthy, powerful men
a respected teacher or scholar
nirvana is
how should i know
the state of perfect peace
to sacrifice yourself
my teacher is making me do this under my will !!!!!!
Jesus's life and the teachings from the basis of a religion is called
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
Hinduism
King of England who raised taxes and punished his enemies without a trial. He is best known for being forced to sign the Magna Carta.
King John
King Michal
King David
King T'Challa
How has adopting the EURO help the European Union countries?
Stopped the fluctuation of currency values
Allowed member -states to economically specialize
Eliminated the costs of currency exchange
Created another barrier to trade with nonmembers
How did the use of metal tools most affect the development of civilizations during the Neolithic Age?
by allowing for the development of long-distance trade
by improving the transportation of goods between regions
by expanding the productivity of agricultural labor
by increasing dependence on hunting and gathering
