WorksheetsSpring 26 Unit 1 Assessment Modern World
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Given the description, select the right theme of civilization: When individuals choose one job to become very good at.
a)
Cultural Diffusion
b)
Organized Government
c)
Job Specialization
d)
Religion
2.
Given the description, select the right theme of civilization: The people of India's collective belief in Hinduism is due to this theme of civilization.
a)
Cultural Diffusion
b)
Organized Government
c)
Job Specification
d)
Religion
3.
Given the description, select the right theme of civilization: A King, or a President is a product of this theme of civilization
a)
Cultural Diffusion
b)
Organized Government
c)
Job Specification
d)
Religion
4.
Given the description, select the right theme of civilization: The president of Dowling, the principal and the teacher in that order could be considered a
a)
Art and Architecture
b)
Public Works
c)
Hiearchy
d)
Writing
5.
Given the description, select the right theme of civilization: Snow removal and waste removal are examples of this theme of civilization.
a)
Art and Architecture
b)
Public Works
c)
Hiearchy
d)
Writing
6.
Given the description, select the right theme of civilization: A record of what a civilization has done can be found in this theme of civilization.
a)
Art and Architecture
b)
Public Works
c)
Hiearchy
d)
Writing
7.
Given the description, select the right theme of civilization: The state capital or famous statues are examples of this theme of civilization.
a)
Art and Architecture
b)
Public Works
c)
Hiearchy
d)
Writing
8.
Tools that enhance efficiency of completing a task
a)
Technology
b)
Public Works
c)
Hiearchy
d)
Writing
9.
A period of new thoughts regarding government and humanity where the individual sought more power over authroity was called the:
a)
Enlightenment
b)
Renaissance
c)
Reformation
d)
Neolithic Revolution
10.
How did the Enlightenment challenge existing social structures?
a)
By encouraging people to think independently and question existing beliefs
b)
By completely accepting traditional authority
c)
By supporting absolute monarchy
d)
By rejecting scientific reasoning
11.
What was the primary economic transformation during the Industrial Revolution?
a)
Shift from hand production to machine-based manufacturing
b)
Increase in farming
c)
Decline in machine use
12.
Imperialism can best be described as:
a)
The process of one country taking control of territories outside its borders
b)
A system of equal international cooperation
c)
A peaceful cultural exchange
13.
Relating to society or its organization (religion, education, culture, language, clothing, etc)
a)
Social
b)
Political
c)
Economic
14.
Relating to the government or public affairs of a country
a)
Social
b)
Political
c)
Economic
15.
Relating to the economy or making a profit ($)
a)
Social
b)
Political
c)
Economic
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