WorksheetsHistory 2nd 6 Weeks Test
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 50mins
Which of the following is a list of the 5 major religions in the world that we discussed in previous class?
Mormon, Baptist, Methodist, Episcopalian, Catholicism
Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism
Satanism, Rastafarianism, Sikhism, Daoism, Paleontology
Justinian, Pantheonism, Hammurbean, Racism, Nationalism
Islam, Christianity, and ______________ are know as the "Abrahamic" religions, and have similar characters in their respective holy books.
Daoism
Shintoism
Judaism
Hinduism
Polytheism means the belief in ______________ god(s).
Powerful
Multiple
One
Hunting
The diffusion of ideas as a result of trade along the Silk Road can be seen ______________
with the introduction of paper currency into Western Europe
with the diminished power of the Byzantine capital of Constantinople.
with the Roman Catholic church embracing different philosophies.
in Islamic kingdoms restricting trade.
Which trade route correctly completes the excerpt?
Amber Road
Royal Road
Burma Road
Silk Road
Which type of government best safeguards the individual rights of its citizens?
Totalitarian state
Theocratic state
Modern autocracy
Modern democracy
Which of the following best completes Column 2 of the graphic above?
1. Republic 2. Oligarchy 3. Theocracy 4. Totalitarianism
1. Oligarchy 2. Theocracy 3. Totalitarianism 4. Republic
1. Theocracy 2. Oligarchy 3. Republic 4. Totalitarianism
1. Oligarchy 2. Republic 3. Totalitarianism 4. Theocracy
A historian would identify the objects above as:
Written records
Secondary sources
Artifacts
Carbon Dating
What can be concluded by examining the objects?
Their societies were divided into many social classes
The people who made them had organized cities
Animal domestication helped people with work
The people used farming to provide food
Study the image above. What can you infer, based on what you see in the image, aided the spread of Christianity under the Roman Empire?
The infrastructure of Rome restricted travel to rural areas.
Laws restricted the creation of new religions.
The extensive network of roads provided an easy flow of ideas to spread throughout the Roman Empire.
The new political borders and road system created in Rome restricted immigration and the influence of different cultures.
