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WorksheetsIntroduction to World History
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 41mins
What continent is this?
Asia
Africa
Europe
South America
What continent is this?
Africa
Asia
Antarctica
Australia
What continent is this?
Africa
Asia
Europe
North America
What continent is this?
Europe
Asia
Australia
North America
What continent is this?
Europe
Asia
North America
Africa
What continent is this?
South America
North America
Africa
Asia
What continent is this?
North America
South America
Asia
Africa
A primary source is...
A firsthand account
The best source
A secondhand account
not important to historians
A secondary source is...
a secondhand source based on primary sources.
a firsthand account
the best source
does not matter to historians
All are examples of primary sources except...
A letter written by a soldier describing a battle
An artifact of a gun
A photograph of Abraham Lincoln
A history textbook
All are examples of secondary sources except...
An encyclopedia
a history textbook
A newspaper article about ancient China
the actual Declaration of Independence
How do we define culture?
The way we live daily.
The way of life – language, tools, skills, beliefs, and traditions – that people develop and leave to their children.
to judge another culture based on one's perspective
the way people acquire food
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Indian Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Indian Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Indian Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Asia
Europe
Antarctica
Australia
What is chronology?
the term used to describe crimes against humanity
the term used to describe chaotic events in history
the arrangement of events or dates in random order
the arrangement of events or dates in the order of their occurrence.
What is meant by cause and effect?
the reasons why kings fall and the consequences or outcomes to society
the reasons why events have occurred and the consequences or outcomes.
the reasons why wars have occurred and the consequences or outcomes of famine
the reasons why events have occurred
Which of the following is NOT an element of chronological thinking
Distinguish between past, present, and future time.
Interpret data presented in time lines and create timelines.
Measure and calculate calendar time.
Evaluate major debates among historians.
Understanding who the author of a document is, and examining his or her reliability is an example of..
Sourcing
Contextualization
Corroboration
Close Reading
Analyzing cause and effect.
Evaluating different sources.
Determining a fact and opinion.
Comparing and contrasting.
The following fall under which thinking standard?
Chronological Thinking
Historical Analysis and Interpretation
Sourcing
Research Capabilities
When you feel so strongly about something that it influences what you say and do you have displayed __________.
Evidence
Bias
Sourcing
Causation
Essential skills we need for life can be learned by studying history. Which one is NOT an essential skill?
Ability to read a map
Agreeing with everyone's opinion
Assess the validity of evidence
Critical thinking and decision making
The ability to put yourself in the middle of a historical event, imagine different course of action and consequences of those different actions is known as...
Historical Research
Historical Comprehension
Historical Imagination
Chronological Thinking
Searching out a variety of sources that will help you answer an historical question or learn more about a historical period or event is known as...
Historical Research
Historical Comprehension
Historical Imagination
Chronological Thinking
BCE represents the same era of time as
BC
AD
CE
In the 2020 election, people voted for either Joe Biden or Donald Trump to be President. This is an example of which form of government?
Representative Democracy
Direct Democracy
Autocracy
Anarchy
The scenario below describes a government decision.
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A self-appointed council amends the country’s constitution.
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Based on the scenario, which form of government is taking action?
Dictatorship
Monarchy
Oligarchy
Republic
In these elections, representatives speak on behalf of the citizens that elected them
Direct Democracy
Representative Democracy
Town Hall Meetings
None of These
In 1959 Fidel Castro took control of Cuba and ruled until his death in 2016. Castro embraced Communism and along with this form of government suppressed the freedom of the Cuban people.
Autocracy
Absolute Monarchy
Direct Democracy
Representative Democracy
Religious laws are the government's authority
Based on the image, what is the fundamental difference between direct and representative democracy?
In a representative democracy, the people do not vote on laws and rules.
In a direct democracy the people elect a representative to vote on laws and rules.
In a representative democracy the people vote directly on laws and rules
None of the above
How does monarchy differ from other form of governments?
Leaders are named in the constitution.
Leaders are chosen by the upper class.
Leaders are born into ruling families.
1. The scenario below describes a government.
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A few wealthy people decide to take over a country and hold all the power for themselves.
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What form of government does the scenario describe?
Autocracy
Oligarchy
Republic
Socialism
Which statement applies to all types of monarchies?
Their ruler holds absolute power, unlimited by Parliaments or constitutions.
The monarch inherits his or her power.
They combine the executive and legislative branches.
The monarch's power, whether total or limited, is established in a written constitution.
One person has all control
Democracy
dictatorship
autocracy
theocracy
What type of government recognizes God or a divine being as the ultimate authority?
Democracy
Dictatorship
Oligarchy
Theocracy
Surplus food produced by agriculture allowed more people to train for special skill or job, known as ______________.
specialization
economy
heritage
diversity
What allowed cities to grow and the population to increase?
A surplus of weapons
A surplus of people
A surplus of food
A surplus of animals
Which feature of civilization creates and keeps order in society through laws?
Religion
Social Classes
Government
Writing
What feature split people up based on their level of respect or the type of job they did?
Religion
Government
Social Classes
Writing and Record Keeping
What feature was created to express the values of a civilization?
Social classes
Art and Architecture
Writing Systems
Government
What feature is organized by the government that benefits the entire community or city.
Art and Architecture
Public Works
Social Classes
Writing
in the past some civilizations worshiped many gods. This is called:
monotheism
polytheism
multiculturalism
seculariztion
What feature is the belief in and worship of one or more gods that helped explain the world around them.
Religion
Writing System
Technology
Art and Architecture
Which ocean is marking with an X on this picture?
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Southern Ocean
Arctic Ocean
"Medieval" means?
Middle Ages
Evil behavior
Like a Sea
Prehistory
How was the Cold War different from previous wars involving the United States?
Previous wars were fought between the United States and European countries, and the Cold War was fought between the United States and the Soviet Union.
The Cold War refers to the political and economic tension between the United States and the Soviet Union-not an actual war.
The Cold War was fought in the cold climate region of the Soviet Union, whereas previous wars were fought in warmer climate regions.
The Cold War battles were fought with more modern weaponry since it took place in the 1960s.
What is prehistory?
before people existed
before writing existed
before typing existed
before spoken language existed
What does the acronym SPICE-T stand for?
Social, Political, Interactions, Cultural, Economic, Technology
Society, Power, Innovation, Culture, Economy, Trade
State, Politics, Ideas, Commerce, Environment, Technology
Social, Political, Ideas, Culture, Environment, Trade
Religion influences all of the following themes except:
Politics
Economics
Technology
Geography
