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WorksheetsTrimester 3 Final
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 42mins
The main purpose of this map is to illustrate the location of:
overseas trade route
early belief systems
river valley civilizations
burial sites of ancient rulers
A source created about an event or time-period by someone who was there
Primary
Secondary
History is
one single story that everyone agrees on.
memorizing facts about the past.
different accounts of events depending on people's perspectives.
only useful if you want to be a historian
What is animism?
The belief that animosity is the essence of all objects, places, and creatures.
The belief that all objects, places, and creatures possess a distinct spiritual essence.
The belief that objects, places, and creatures do not possess any spiritual essence.
The belief that only humans possess a distinct spiritual essence.
What are the monotheistic religions we discussed
Hinduism, Buddhism, Daoism
Islam, Christianity, Buddhism
Judaism, Christianity, Confucianism
Judaism, Islam, Christianity
Which area of the world has Islam had the most influence on?
United States
Africa
Middle East
Europe
Oral traditions are ...
stories that are told through generations
3D objects
2D images
imaginary objects
The preamble of the constitution says one purpose of government is to "establish justice & insure domestic tranquility". This means...
Maintain order and safety
Protect national security
Promote the general welfare
Protection of rights
Which of the following was NOT a characteristic of legalism?
Strict laws
Strong government
Harsh punishments
Focus on the family
Which of the following is a core belief in legalism?
5 key relationships are necessary for a strong China.
Government should stay out of the lives of the people.
A strong leader and a strong government are needed to create social order.
Superior and inferior relationships.
What was the primary reason the Ghana Empire was so powerful and wealthy?
Its large army
Control of gold mines
Advanced technology
Extensive library collections
Which of the following was an outcome of trans-Saharan trade?
West Africa became more connected with the world
New kingdoms developed in West Africa
Scholars recorded the first written records of Western Africa
All of the above
What did people throughout northern Africa and parts of Europe learn about the Mali kingdom for the first time?
The fabulous wealth of the kingdom
The size of the empire
The religious tolerance in the kingdom
The military strength of the empire
How did Mansa Musa establish West Africa as a center of Islamic culture?
He spent so much gold on his haij that it upset the economy of Egypt for years.
He extended Mali’s territory and made Mali one of the largest empires of its time.
He brought Muslim scholars, artists, and teachers from his haij to work in Timbuktu.
He established trade links with Muslim salt merchants in North Africa.
Which of the Mesoamerican cultures was monotheistic?
Mayans
Aztecs
Incas
None of them
________ used floating gardens to increase their food production.
Aztecs
Mayans
Spanish
Incas
List of Inca technology
Trails, bridges, stone walls & buildings, aqueducts
mita, Inca Trail, Sapa Inca & Inti, mummies
Temples, Llama, fruit from trees, bridges
monarchy, the creator, hauca, surplus
How did monsoon winds make Indian Ocean Trade possible?
They were chaotic so you had to guess which way they would blow.
They were predictable and traders could plan journeys around them.
They were predictable and only blew for one week each year.
They made ocean currents much stronger.
What is the purpose of the map provided?
To show trade within Europe.
To describe the trade of goods along the Trans-Saharan Trade Route.
To show different Empires in Africa.
To provide context to the Silk Road Trade Route.
Which historical figure ...
- helped spread feudalism throughout Europe
- created the Holy Roman Empire
- established Christianity as the religion of the Holy Roman Empire
Thomas Aquinas
Charlemagne
Joan of Arc
Michelangelo
To unify Europe, Charlemagne wanted to convert everyone to?
slaves
Christianity
Lombards
vassels
What change began the Neolithic Age?
hunting
farming
trading
building
Which of the following civilizations is known as the "Fertile Crescent"?
Egypt
Indus Valley
China
Mesopotamia
One result of the Neolithic Revolution was
an increase in the number of nomadic tribes
a reliance on hunting and gathering for food
the establishment of villages and the rise of governments
a decrease in trade between cultural groups
What is the best title for this diagram?
Elements of Belief Systems
Characteristics of Classical Civilizations
Benefits of the Counter Reformation
Changes during the Neolithic Revolution
As a result of trans-Saharan trade, the areas of West Africa converted to —
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
Buddhism
Which trade route was important for the exchange of gold, salt, and other commodities?
Mediterranean Sea trade route
Trans-Saharan trade route
Indian Ocean trade route
Silk Road
All of the following were major trade routes from 1000 to 1500 C.E. EXCEPT —
maritime routes across the Indian Ocean
the Silk Road
trans-Saharan routes
maritime routes across the Pacific Ocean
How did the government of Athens differ from that of Sparta?
Athens focused on democracy, while Sparta focused on voting.
Athens focused on military, while Sparta focused on trade.
Athens had a monarchy, while Sparta had a democracy.
Athens focused on democracy, while Sparta focused on military and oligarchy.
Which of the following places connects to Democracy?
Maya
Egypt
Sparta
Athens
What was the center of political, commercial, and social activity in ancient Greek cities called?
Acropolis
Agora
Polis
Forum
What were the Crusades?
colonization of the Americas
a series of religious wars to take over Jerusalem
a series of religious wars to take over Mecca
colinization of Africa
Which of the following is TRUE of the Goal of the Crusades?
Christians wanted to take back the Holy Land
Christians wanted to stop the Muslims from invading Spain
Christians wanted to conquer the Byzantine Empire
Christians wanted to eliminate all foreign religions
What was the primary motivation for the Crusades?
political
economic
social
spiritual
