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WorksheetsMidterm Study Guide
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 31mins
study of how human beings behave, how they act together, where they came from, and what makes one group of people different from another
Anthropology
Archaeology
Geology
study human life in the past by examining things that people left behind.
Anthropology
Archaeology
Geology
Time before written records
(a)
the many different elements that make up the way of life of a people.
(a)
The difference between wild and domesticated plants was:
(a)
Historians refer to early history in three stages based on the tools used at the time. What are the 3 early ages?
Stone
Bronze
Copper
Iron
The world's first city was:
Catalhoyuk
Sumer
Assyria
Uruk
What area of the middle east got its name form the Greek word meaning "Land between two rivers"?
Sumeria
Assyria
Mesopotamia
Egypt
World's first civilization was:
Uruk
Sumer
Akkadia
Assyria
Is an independent state that includes the city and its surrounding territory:
(a)
trading system in which people exchange goods directly without using money:
Barter
Swap
Trade
Religions of Sumeria and many other early civilizations were:
Polytheistic
Monotheistic
Animisitic
Large religious structures in ancient Sumeria:
Temples
Pyramids
Ziggurats
Early Sumerian writing using wedge shaped writing was known as:
Heiroglyphics
Greek
Phonetics
Cuneiform
The earliest known law code in Sumeria, written by Ur-Nammu, included all EXCEPT:
How to conduct business
Marriage
Slavery
Causing harm to others
The first empire is credited to the:
Assyrians
Sumerians
Akkadians
Babylonians
The most famous structure of the Neo-Babylonian Empire was:
(a)
What was the belief, in ancient Persia, that some historians believe, influenced the teachings of Judaism, Islam, and Christianity?
Zoroatrianism
Monotheism
Polytheism
Hinduism
Under what ruler did the Persians defeat their oppressors, the Medes, and expand their reign from Egypt and India, into Greece and modern day Turkey?
Darius
Xerxes
Cyrus the Great
Agamemnon
The strongest of the Persian military units, were the Immortals. Named so, because their numbers never went above or below what number?
(a)
The Phoenicians succeeded what early group of people who lived in the lands of Syria and Jordan?
(a)
The land that the Phoenicians inhabited was mountainous and uneven which left Phoenicians with little options but to flourish their civilization through...
Racing
Trade
Mining
Farming
Their is evidence that Phoenician influence stretched as far as: (Select All That Apply)
Britain
West Africa
China
Russia
Which was not a method Phoenicians knew of or used when navigating the sea?
North Star
Wind Currents
Ocean Currents
Compass
The Greeks got their alphabet from:
Phoenicians
Romans
Egyptians
Sumerians
Who unified Egypt?
Thutmose III
Menes (Narmer)
Ramses II
Cleopatra
Belief in only one god
Polytheism
Animism
Monotheism
Consist of the first 5 books of the Hebrew Bible
Torah
Nevi'im
Ketuvim
Person believed to be chosen by God as a messenger to bring truth to the people
Judge
Prophet
Rabbi
The escape of the Israelites out of Egypt is known as the:
(a)
Who is the founder of Judaism?
Moses
Isaac
Jacob
Abraham
Where were pharaohs buried after pyramid construction stopped?
Valley of the Kings
Graveyard
Nile River
Temples
Who was the pharaoh that served the longest and believed to have been the pharaoh at the time of Moses and the Exodus?
Thutmose III
Ramses II
Tut
Seti I
Siddhartha Gautama founded what religion?
Hinduism
Zoroastrianism
Buddhism
Islam
Ancient Civilization that inhabited the island of Crete. We don't know what they called themselves. We name them according to their king.
Myceneans
Minoans
Dorians
What is our only literary source on the Trojan War?
The Illiad
The Odyssey
Oedipus Rex
Archaeological Record
The city of Troy was believed to be a myth until the discovery of an ancient city in modern-day Turkey was excavated showing evidence of war dating back to that time. What year was it discovered?
1880
1870
1890
1900
What was the name of the 2nd level of a Greek city where the patron temples were located?
Patras
Heraklion
Thessaloniki
Acropolis
Greek battle formations were known as:
Schiltron
Phalanx
Testudo
What Greek city-state wanted their youths to be well rounded and asked them to explore different avenues of interest as they grew up?
Athens
Sparta
Olympia
What Greek city-state trained boys for combat starting at the age of 7 and wouldn't allow them to retire until the age of 60?
Sparta
Athens
Olympia
Corinth
AOE is the abbreviation of what Greek city-state?
Corinth
Sparta
Athens
Olympia
The word "barbarian" comes from the Greek word "Barbaroi" meaning:
Wild and Uncivilized
Scary Animal
Someone who didn't speak Greek
Coach Morgan
The modern day marathon got its name for the 26 mile run from Marathon to Athens. Who ran it and then immediately die from exhaustion?
Pheidippides
Cleisthenes
Acacius
Isodoros
The Roman military punishment for desertion where 1 out of every 10 men were killed by the other 9 was known as:
(a)
The fall of the Roman Republic and the rise of the Roman Empire started with what emperor?
Tiberius
Julius Caesar
Augustus
Nero
What months are named after Roman Emperors?
August
July
June
October
What emperor converted to Christianity and legalized the practice of Christianity throughout the empire?
Caesar
Nero
Constantine
Caligula
The Byzantines referred to themselves as:
Greeks
Romans
Byzantines
Constantinian
Islam comes from the Arabic word meaning:
(a)
