UNIT 1. REVIEW

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Archaeology
The study of the ways of life early peoples through the examination of their physical remains
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artifact
Object made by people
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city-state
a political unit consisting of a city and its surrounding land
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cultural diffusion
The spread of ideas, customs, and technologies from one people to another
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dynasty
ruling family
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Cuneiform
Early Sumerian wedge-shaped writing
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Latitude
Imaginary lines that measure north and south points on a map
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Old Stone Age
the earliest period of human history
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Why is geography important to history?

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a. It helps us predict the future.

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b. It shows us the connections between people, places, and events.

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c. It tells us when events took place.

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d. It uncovers artifacts left by early people.
d. It uncovers artifacts left by early people.
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How do archaeologists find out about early peoples?

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a. They read historical novels.

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b. They study old photographs.

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c. They dig to find artifacts.

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d. They go to museums.
c. They dig to find artifacts.
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Which of the following is the job of a historian?

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a. to study written evidence about the past

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b. to analyze rocks

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c. to track down criminals

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d. to study geology
a. to study written evidence about the past
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Which of the following was characteristic of the Old Stone Age?

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a. farming

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b. toolmaking

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c. written language

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d. organized government
b. toolmaking
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Which of the following beliefs was probably held by Stone Age people?

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a. The world is round.

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b. People are evil by nature.

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c. There is only one god.

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d. There is life after death.
d. There is life after death.
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What was the Neolithic revolution?

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a. the change from hunting and food-gathering to farming

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b. a war for independence

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c. a rejection of Paleolithic values by Neolithic people

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d. the movement of people to North America
a. the change from hunting and food-gathering to farming
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Which was a key feature of early civilizations?

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a. cities

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b. social equality

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c. steel making

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d. a system of exchanging goods for money
b. social equality
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Which of the following caused ancient civilizations to change?

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a. lack of traditions

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b. contact with other people through trade, warfare, and migration

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c. poor leaders

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d. nomadic herders
b. contact with other people through trade, warfare, and migration
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A new discovery about Stone Age life would most likely be made by which of the following?

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a. a geographer

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b. a geologist

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c. a physicist

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d. an archaeologist
d. an archaeologist
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When did early people first begin to use stone tools?

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a. in the Old Stone Age

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b. in the Neolithic age

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c. in the New Stone Age

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d. at the beginning of civilization
a. in the Old Stone Age
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How did ancient Egyptians view their pharaohs?

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a. as gods

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b. as father figures

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c. as cruel rulers

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d. as equals
a. as gods
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The Egyptians believed in which of the following?

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a. life after death

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b. that God would lead them to the promised land

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c. one god

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d. Ahriman and Ahura Mazda
a. life after death
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The need to keep records led to the development of which of the following in Egypt?

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a. cuneiform

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b. pyramids

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c. pharaohs

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d. hieroglyphics
d. hieroglyphics
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Sumer was made up of

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a. provinces.

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b. satrapies.

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c. independent city-states.

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d. two kingdoms.
c. independent city-states.
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The Epic of Gilgamesh is

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a. the story of the Hebrew's flight from Egypt.

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b. an Egyptian folktale.

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c. a tale about King Assurbanipal.

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d. a poem recounting the adventures of a Sumerian hero.
d. a poem recounting the adventures of a Sumerian hero.
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The Code of Hammurabi was a major achievement for which of the following reasons?

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a. It was the first major collection of laws.

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b. It treated men and women as equals.

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c. It ended capital punishment.

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d. It rejected the principle of an "eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth."
a. It was the first major collection of laws.
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Which of the following geographic features had the greatest influence on ancient Egypt?

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a. the Mediterranean Sea

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b. the Nubian Desert

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c. the Nile River

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d. the Red Sea
c. the Nile River
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The movement of people across the Fertile Crescent resulted in the

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a. belief in one god.

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b. exchange of ideas.

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c. building of pyramids.

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d. creation of colonies along the Mediterranean.
d. creation of colonies along the Mediterranean.
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How do archeologists find out about early peoples?

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A. They read historical novels