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WorksheetsWorld History Final Exam Review
Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 23mins

Which date is the earliest?
11,000 BCE
25,000 BCE
9,000 BCE
8,000 BCE
Why was the Rosetta Stone so important?
It allowed scholars to understand how the pyramids were built.
It gave directions to the Temple at Karnak
It helped scholars translate Egyptian Hieroglyphics.
It was originally written by Ramses II
Historiography is the written interpretation of the people and events in history.
True
False
The Lydian coin, considered to be the first coin of the world, was made of silver and gold and had images of a lion and a bull.
True
False
What did the tradition of mummifying the dead give ancient Egyptian doctors?
a wide knowledge of medicinal plants and herbs
the ability to fix broken bones and cure unhealthy teeth
a thorough understanding of the anatomy of the human body
the chance to use trial and error to test out new methods of curing the sick
By planting seeds that produced more and better plants and bigger farms, farmers could ...
feed more people and cities could grow
turn manure into fertilizer
preserve seeds for future planting
protect their crops from wild animals
Along with the growth of cities, agricultural tools became more advanced. What types of tools would be found in agricultural society?
wheel
plows
fire
hoses
Which of the following is a NECESSARY characteristic of a civilization?
Religion
Writing
Education
Government
How did the Mandate of Heaven affect government in China?
It led to long periods of war among families.
Religious leaders read oracle bones to select new rulers.
The ruler received a direct mandate from heaven that he should resign.
It allowed new rulers to justify the overthrow of a declining dynasty.
Which of the following refers to the religious beliefs of most of the early civilizations?
polytheistic
monotheistic
monochromatic
polydactic
Book that was buried with each person that gave instructions for the afterlife.
Book of the Anointed
Book of the Dead
Book of the Gods
Book of Heaven
Egyptian pharaoh's tomb that was found completely intact.
King Narmes
King Hermes
King Tutankhamen
King Ptolemy
Founder of Judaism, a monotheistic religion different from all others. He led his family from Ur to Canaan in obedience to God's command.
Ramses
Paul
Moses
Abraham
The man responsible for spreading Christianity:
John the Baptist
Paul of Tarsus
Moses of Egypt
You shall have no gods of silver or gods of gold. What does this mean?
One of the Ten Commandments that God gave to Moses and means not to worship any other gods.
Warnings from the Egyptians that the people should only worship Egyptian gods.
Advice from the Book of the Dead to follow the advice of the gods.
Rome was a republic type of government. The citizens ___________ leaders to represent them.
elected
worshipped
united
Which of the following images displays an aqueduct?
Built in Rome to hold many public entertainment events, including gladiator fights, fights between men and animals, public executions
Colosseum
Valley of Death
Temple of Doom
Parthenon
Was the Roman upper class
Patricians
Plebeians
Was the Roman lower class
Patricians
Plebeians
The lower social class could NOT marry into the upper social class.
True
False
What did the Romans invent that made it possible for the people in the Roman Empire to easily obtain fresh water over long distances?
aqueducts
mosaics
The Forum
roads
Many modern languages--including French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian were influenced by this language:
Latin
Greek
Mandarin
Chinese
1. Citizens directly vote for laws
2. Only adult males could vote
3. Council of 500 (like our Congress) wrote the laws
Spartan Oligarchy
Athenian Democracy
Boys had military training from the ages of 7-30; wanted every child to be strong, even girls
Sparta
Athens
Wealthy boys were educated formally at around 7 years old, with a short amount of military training later on; girls were educated at home on how to manage the home and be good wives
Sparta
Athens
Birthplace of Democracy; Influenced the U.S. Government
Sparta
Athens
This person was an astronomer. He spent years observing the sun, moon, stars, and planets. He thought that everything revolved around the Earth, rather than the Sun.
Pythagoras
Ptolemy
Thucydides
Herodotis
The Punic Wars was a war between
Rome and Greece
Rome and Carthage
Greece and Egypt
Rome and Persia
Hannibal attacks through the Alps using elephants; Rome wins; gains control of Spain
1st Punic War
2nd Punic War
3rd Punic War
Rome wins and now controls all of the Western Mediterranean
Cultural Diffusion is the spread of ideas, religion, disease, artifacts, music, food, type of dress, language, and any other part of a culture.
True
False
A series of trade routes that connected Asia, Europe, and Africa
Silk Road
Mongolian Road
Great Wall
Boardwalk of the World
Trades routes from China and South Asia/ India were sometimes called the Silk and Spice Routes because...
They provided luxury goods to other parts of the world.
They traded spices
They trades silks
All of the above
China controlled the Silk Road. In 1433, the Chinese Ming Emperor cut off trade and overseas expeditions. What was the effect of this?
Traders lost a lot of money.
Traders were angry and started a war.
Traders were forced to find alternate trade routes to the east
Religion of the Gupta Empire
Buddhism
Hinduism
Judaism
Christianity
Religion of the Mauryan Empire
Buddhism
Hinduism
Judaism
Christianity
What are the basic principles (teachings) of Buddhism called?
Ten Commandments
Shar'ia Law
The Four Noble Truths
The Five Noble Truths
The first and most basic principle of the Four Noble Truths is that all people suffer.
True
False
The teachings of "right understanding," "right action," and "right concentration" are part of the______ and will help us reach enlightenment and free ourselves from suffering.
Four Noble Truths.
ascetic lifestyle.
Hindu religion.
Eightfold Path.
One major achievement of the Gupta Empire:
Concept of Zero
Farming
Pottery-Making
Writing
* those in power were given the right to rule from a divine source
* allowed o stay in power as long as they were good leaders
* Could justify overthrowing a ruling dynasty if it became corrupt
Mandate of the Gods
Mandate of Heaven
Mandate of the Divinity
Mandate of the Lords
Filial Piety
respect for one's elders, parents, older siblings
animal worship
Worship of Gods
What was the main reason Emperor Qin wanted the Great Wall constructed?
To show how powerful he was
To keep out invaders from the north
To keep the Chinese people from escaping
To punish his enemies
What were the two key values in Confucius' teachings?
family loyalty and respect for elders.
education and respect for parents
wealth and fame
food and art
Major contribution of the Chinese
ink
paper
books
paint
This barrier was built on China's Northern Border, to protect China from invaders.
Terraces
Terracotta Warriors
The Great Wall
The Silk Road
True or False? The Mongol Empire created peace and stability, so trade could happen.
True
False
During what dynasty and emperor does the silk road system begin?
Qin Dynasty under Qin Shi Huangdi
Han Dynasty under Wu Di (Wu Ti)
Zhou Dynasty under Jiang Yuan
Shang Dynasty under Di Xin
Created a mathematical theorem about right triangles.
Aristotle
Hippocrates
Homer
Pythagoras
How many years separate 650 BC - 130 BC on a timeline?
580 years
180 years
780 years
520 years
What achievement brought fresh water into Roman cities?
Laws
Arches
Dome
Aqueducts
What Roman Achievement allowed for quicker travel?
Roads
Aqueducts
Domes
Baths
The decline of the Roman Empire was
accelerated (happened faster) because?
Rome waged war against a single
powerful trade rival.
Rome allowed Christianity to spread.
Rome was conquered by the Islamic
Empire.
Rome faced invasions from many
"Barbarian" tribes.
At the end of the first Punic War which group had control of the island of Sicily?
Rome
Cathage
Phoenicians
Invaders
Julius Caesar and Augustus were influential in Rome’s change from _____ to _____.
city-state to republic
republic to empire
empire to city-state
kingdom to empire
