Worksheets7th Geography Benchmark #1 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
Latitude
The term for everything East of the Prime Meridian
A famous landmark located along the Equator
Runs East to West and is the distance North and South of the Equator
Runs North to South and is the distance East and West of the Prime Meridian
Longitude
A famous landmark located along the Prime Meridian
Runs North to South and is the distance East and West of the Prime Meridian
The total distance between the Equator and Prime Meridian
Runs East to West and is the distance North and South of the Equator
This part of a map shows how much space on a map represents a given distance on the land
Key/Legend
Locator Map
Compass Rose
Scale Bar
This type of map shows landforms and waterways
Political Map
Physical Map
Land Map
Special Purpose Map
This type of map shows borders, capital cities, and other places
Political Map
Special Purpose Map
Physical Map
Country Map
A map that serves a purpose other than showing physical features, borders, cities/capitals, or countries is known as a
Climate Map
Special Purpose Map
Physical Map
Political Map
The First Triumvirate was an unofficial alliance between which three men?
Caesar, Pompey, Crassus
Pompey, Caesar, Brutus
Brutus, Caesar, Crassus
Cinna, Lepidus, Brutus
The Pax Romana refers to a period of Roman history in which there was
a leader named Alexander the Great
a transition from Republic to Empire
relative peace and stability throughout the empire
constant warfare
The Delian League
was a rival to the famous Peloponnesian League
invaded the Persian Empire
defeated Alexander the Great
protected Greece from a future Persian invasion
After Alexander the Great's death, what happened to the Greek Empire?
It was passed on to his son, Alexander IV
It was divided up between his top generals
It quickly fell into the hands of the Romans
The Egyptians gained power and took control
Polytheism
a belief that no gods/goddesses have ever existed
a belief in one god/goddess
a belief in multiple gods/goddesses
a belief that Poly was the first goddess of warfare
Which of the following best explains the rapid spread of Christianity in the Roman Empire after 325CE?
A Christian Army defeated an army under Emperor Constantine
Emperor Constantine converted to Christianity
Christians threatened to rebel against Roman Laws
Christianity became the only religion allowed in Europe
The Iliad and The Odyssey were both written by
Homer
Aesop
Plato
Socrates
System of exchanging land for military service
Feudalism
Monarchy
Empire
Peasantry
Ancient Rome's government type
Direct Democracy
Constitutional Monarchy
Democratic Oligarchy
Representative Democracy
Ancient Greece's government type
Representative Democracy
Autocracy
Anarchy
Direct Democracy
After the fall of the Republic, Rome became an Empire under
Kaiser the Great
Tsar Kaiser
Caesar Augustus
King Caesar
Select the correct contributions of Ancient Rome that we still use today
Religion
Legal System/Government
Trading System
Language
What type of map is this?
Special purpose
political
physical
Temperature
