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WorksheetsA2. Unit I Test Review PART TWO - Rise of Civilization
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 21mins
This person is the most famous philosopher/thinker/scholar in all of Chinese history:
Aristotle
Plato
Confucius
Lao-tzu
This is a Chinese philosophy/ethical system based on the teachings of Confucius - it has been at the heart of Chinese culture and government for over 2000 years.
Buddhism
Confucianism
Judaism
Taoism
Many Confucian teachings deal with how government should be run - including the idea that government should be open to all men of "______" talent (who have proven they are hard workers and intelligent by going to school and passing a series of exams).
average
superior
rich
inferior
Confucius taught that Chinese government should be broken up into departments which is referred to as a ______.
bureaucracy
departmentcy
democracy
dictatorship
Based on the ideas of Confucius, Chinese government developed the ________ which involved a series of tests over many years of education.
If you could pass the tests, you could be part of the Civil Service in the Chinese government.
Civil Service Examination System
Civil Employment Service
Union Public Service Commission Exams
Bar Exams
Confucius wanted Chinese government to be run by the most hard working and capable Chinese men - NOT just rich, upper class men and their sons.
As a result, China developed a merit (ability) system so that only men of "________" talent got to work in the government and run the bureaus.
"superior"
"average"
"inferior"
"rudimentary"
This was the classical period in China and the achievements of this time period left a lasting legacy for the Chinese to build on.
Han Dynasty
The Qin Dynasty
The Windsor Dynasty
The Zhou Dynasty
A "________ period" refers to a period of time long ago during which great achievements occurred and left a lasting influence/legacy for future generations in that culture.
classical
medieval
ancient
imperial
During the Classical Han period in China, the Chinese advanced MANY technologies such as paper making, printing and iron working. They also developed fore and aft (front and back) rudders and rigging which helped to advance _____ and _____.
trade, theology
exploration, trade
agriculture, economics
exploration, public education
Civilization in India began along the _____ River in present-day ______.
Indus, India
Indus, Pakistan
Nile, Pakistan
Ganges, Egypt
The ___________ lie in between India and China, separating the Indian subcontinent from the rest of Eastern Asia.
Himalayan Mountains
Gobi Desert
Mediterranean Sea
Indus River
The _____________ lie to the west of China and are the biggest geographic barrier separating China from western Asia.
Himalayan Mountains
North China Plain
Yellow and Yangtze Rivers
Arabian Desert
This is the process by which groups of people move from their home area to settle in a new area.
migration
cultural diffusion
agricultural revolution
cultural blending
One of the biggest themes in human history (and a great example of HEI) is that ______ tends to be a connective force and difficult _______ (like mountains and deserts) tends to divide people.
water, land
land, water
oceans, valleys
land, rivers
This is a fundamental "rule" in History
Water _____ and land _______.
connects, divides
divides, connects
connects, diffuses
diffuses, spreads
These religious both originated in India:
Hinduism and Buddhism
Confucianism and Buddhism
Judaism and Christianity
Judaism and Hinduism
Hinduism and Buddhism both have a common belief in ______.
reincarnation
education
cultural diffusion
reformation
In which type of society do females hold the power and/or run the family?
matriarchal
patriarchal
farcical
egalitarian
In which type of society to males hold the power and/or run the family?
patriarchal
matriarchal
atypical
archetypal
This religion was the first major monotheistic faith in human history.
Christianity
Judaism
Hinduism
Buddhism
Most ancient religions were ______.
polytheistic
monotheistic
anachronistic
based on reincarnation
A religion that has only one god is _______.
monotheistic
polytheistic
atheistic
agnostic
Judaism was different than most of the world's other religions in the ancient world in that it was _______.
monotheistic
polytheistic
atheistic
agnostic
This was a series (network) of trade routes that ran on and off between the Mediterranean cultures all the way to China.
the Silk Roads
the Silk Rivers
the underground railroad
the trade roads
All of the following places were connected to the Silk Roads trade network EXCEPT:
China and India
the Eastern Mediterranean Sea
the Middle East (Southwest Asia) including Persia
North America
Also known as acculturation, this term refers to the spreading of ideas, beliefs, and products of one group of people to another culture.
cultural diffusion
cultural confusion
reincarnation
acclimation
A great way to explain how an empire is made is:
land-grabbing
barn-dancing
land-forming
land-distributing
A ____ is a result of uniting (conquering) different peoples, nations, or countries that were formerly independent under one rule/power.
empire
city-state
nation
dynasty
If a country, kingdom, or city-state takes over other places and adds them to its rule/control, they are building a/an ______.
empire
dynasty
city-state
polis
A ______ is the result of uniting several peoples, nations, or formerly independent status under one rule.
empire
dynasty
country
city-state
Dynasties are a part of many cultures' histories.
Which two countries are EXTREMELY famous for their dynasties?
China and Egypt
China and Canada
Egypt and Polynesia
Egypt and Oceania
This is the term for the ancient social system in India which involved strict social classes which you were born into and and stayed in for life.
the caste system
the honor system
the civil service examination system
the Buddhist System
This is the belief that people are reborn after they die and is a central part of both Hinduism and Buddhism.
reincarnation
dehydration
approximation
reformation
Hindus believe that the type of ______ you built up in your previous lives determined which ______ you were born into.
karma, caste
friends, house
karma, empire
caste, religion
The word "caste" is a synonym for
social class
socializing
upper class
lower class
These two religions share a common belief in reincarnation.
Hinduism and Buddhism
Judaism and Christianity
Hinduism and Judaism
Confucianism and Judaism
A culture where males hold the power is called a _______ while a culture where women hold the power is called a ______.
patriarchy, matriarchy
matriarchy, patriarchy
patriarchy, oligarchy
democracy, dictatorship
All the major cultures/civilizations in history have been _____, but in recent times, many more women are gaining access to power (voting, holding positions in government, etc.).
patriarchies
matriarchies
oligarchies
democracies
The Israelites (Hebrews) of Southwest Asia did not create an empire or accept the gods of their conquerors or neighbors, BUT they left behind the major world religion of _____________.
Judaism
Christianity
Hinduism
Buddhism
Diffusion means ________.
spread
unify
divide
connect
The language of the Romans was _______.
Latin
Germanic
Mandarin
English
