WorksheetsSemester Exam Review - Fall 2021
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
The time period before there are any written, visual, or oral records. It could also be considered the time before primary sources existed.
Prehistory
Paleolithic
Humanistic
Neolithic
When we have records of people’s lives during their lifetime. This could be in the form of written, visual, or oral records.
GRAPES
Prehistory
Nomadic
History
Nomadic living / Small Populations / Hunting &Gathering / 2.5 Million BCE - 8000 BCE / "The Stone Age"
Neolithic Era
Paleolithic Era
Neapolitan Era
Prehistoric Era
Neolithic Revolution (also called the Agricultural Revolution) / Increase in farming and domestication of animals / Permanent Settlements / Job Specialization / Social classes and gender roles / 8000 BCE - 3000 BCE / "The NEW Stone Age"
Neolithic Era
Paleolithic Era
Neapolitan Era
Prehistoric Era
Which is NOT one of the four Early River Valley Civilizations?
Mesopotamia
Ancient Egypt
Indus River Valley
Ancient China
Aztec Empire
The study of human societies and cultures and their development
Archeology
Domestication
Anthropology
Cultural Diffusion
Taming an animal and keeping it as farm produce or cultivating a plant for food
Domestication
Farming
Agriculture
Anthropology
Which is NOT one of Classical Persia’s achievements?
Standardized Coins
The Royal Road
The Grand Canal
Imperial Bureaucracy
Which is NOT one of Buddhism’s beliefs?
The Eightfold Path will help you understand the Four Noble Truths and reach nirvana
Nirvana is the union with the universe and release from reincarnation
Rejected the caste system; since no one is superior, everyone can reach nirvana regardless of birth
Filial Piety is the main priority for all families
Was an ancient trade route that linked the Western world with the Middle East and Asia and increased trade between the Roman Empire and China and later between medieval European kingdoms and China.
Silk Road
Mandate of heaven
Confucianism
Judaism
Each person should live up to his or her name and fulfill their social obligations, obedience and natural order, Roles of Each Person
Buddhism
Confucianism
Filial Piety
Golden Rule
The birthplace of democracy
Sparta
Rome
Athens
Egypt
Expanded his empire throughout the Mediterranean, Egypt, and India
King Leonidas
Alexander the Great
Darius
Socrates
What factor did NOT lead to the fall of the Roman Empire?
Outside Invaders
Tax Fraud
Corrupt Gov't
Population Decline
Culture created from a blend of Greek, Persian, Egyptian, and Indian cultures.
Hellenistic Culture
Diffused Culture
Socratic Culture
Agrarian Culture
Which is NOT a significant piece of Roman Architecture?
Parthenon
Pantheon
Aqueduct
Roman Forum & Colosseum
Granite Tower of Peace
Why was it difficult for the Greek city-states to unite?
Inflated Gas Prices
Separated by Mountains & Sea
Attacks from Mongols on the Silk Road
Sickness & Disease plagued the major roads
Who did NOT use or believe in Reason and logical thinking could be used to understand the universe
Socrates
Plato
Alexander
Aristotle
Which ancient civilization is most closely associated with the Twelve Table, an extensive road system, the invention of concrete and the spread of Christianity?
Roman
Egyptian
Indian
Chinese
Holding of land in exchange for service or
labor; Self-sufficient & similar to the Caste
system in India.
Feudalism
Democracy
Religious Tolerance
Filial Piety
Who is considered the spiritual founder of Islam?
Jesus
Moses
Muhammed
Darius
What is considered the Holy Book of Islam?
Roman Files of Judah
The Bible
The Scrolls of Aragon
The Quran
Name the famous church that was built and represented the Byzantine Empire?
Hagia Sophia
Colosseum
Eiffel Tower
Taj Mahal
To capture the Holy Land from Islamic rulers...
Expansion of the Silk Road
Reason for the Great Wall
Purpose of the Crusades
The creation of the Byzantine Empire
Signed in 1215 by King John and the Monarch's power was limited, and people had basic rights.
Magna Carta
Pax Mongolica
Declaration of France
Peace Initiative
What two products dominated trade in the African Sahara?
Iron & Ore
Gold & Copper
Salt & Uranium
Gold & Salt
Mongol chieftain that unified the Mongol Tribes and created the world’s LARGEST empire, stretching from the Pacific to Eastern Europe
Huong Wu
Marco Polo
Genghis Khan
Darius the Great
Brought a period of peace within the Mongol Empire during the 1200s & 1300s increased trade between Europe and Asia
Pax Mongolica
Magna Carta
Peace Initiative
Declaration of France
He was a Venetian explorer that brought Western Culture to Eastern civilizations and helped to increase trade between China and Europe
Leonardo DiVinci
Kublai Khan
Marco Polo
Marquis De La Salle
Famous wealthy ruler of the Kingdom of Mali; the fame of Mali as a center of learning for the Muslim community.
Mansa Musa
Ibn Battuta
Muhammed Ali
Marcus Aralias
Civil service exams, extending the Great Wall, improving the Grand Canal, and building parts of the Forbidden City for the rulers.
Ming Dynasty
Qing Dynasty
Mongol Empire
Aztec Empire
Christian boys taken from conquered territories and raised as an elite military force
Mongols
Janissaries
Sultans
Spartans
What city conquered by the Ottoman Empire ended the Byzantine Empire?
Paris
Egypt
Rome
Constantinople
What is one of the greatest Indian Empires?
Mughal
Ottoman
Ming
Qing
A monument built by Shah Jahan for his wife, considered to the the “jewel of Muslim art in India”.
Eiffel Tower
Hagia Sophia
Colosseum
Taj Mahal
