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Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 13mins
Indus Valley Civilization belonged to the ______ age
Copper
Iron
Bronze
Is Indus valley civilization a river civilization?
Yes
No
The rivers that were around Mesopotamia were called
Tigris and Euphrates
Black Sea and Dead Sea
Mediterranean River
Sumer
- Huang He (Yellow) River
- Calligraphy writing
- Paper and Silk
Sumer
The ancient Chinese believed that the gods had given this _______ to bless the ruling family.
The Mandate of Heaven
The Caste System
The Book of the Dead
Hammurabi's code
How did mountains change the way the Greeks lived?
mountains connected the city-states
mountains divided the territory into valleys
mountains made farming better
mountains allowed the Greeks to go on many adventures
What is a city-state?
a city that governs itself
a city that looks like a state
a country that governs many cities
none of the above
Why did Greek city-states develop separately from each other?
they didn't get along
they voted on it
they were separated by mountains and the sea
because the Greeks wanted different things
Greek city-states were _______ and all had different governments.
independent
unified
In some Greek city-states, direct democracies began to develop. What is a direct democracy?
A government ruled by the citizens
A government where a small group of people is in charge
A government where one person is in charge
A government ruled by a King or Queen
In Rome, rich landowners were members of this social class:
Slaves
Senators
Plebeians
Patricians
Feudalism
a social system in which people worked and fought for nobles who gave them protection and the use of land in return
a country whose ruler is a king or queen
of, or relating to the Middle Ages: of, or relating to the period of European history from about A.D. 500 to about 1500
the head of the Roman Catholic Church
Serf
a peasant who is legally bound to the land and subject to the will of its owner
a person in the past who received protection and land from a lord in return for loyalty and service
a building that is used for Christian religious services
a man who is a member of a religious and lives in a monastery
Under which system did landowning nobles govern and protect the people in return for services?
Feudalism
Mercantileism
Protectionism
Vassalism
