POWERPOINT JEOPARDY

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Final Exam Review Units 1-5
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Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 5
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Question 1 - 10

• A patriarchal society traces lineage and
  inheritance through the
• a. mother
• b. aunt
• c. uncle
• d. father

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Answer 1 10

• d. father

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Question 1 - 20

• The Phoenicians contributed greatly to written
  communication by introducing the first use of
• a. phonetic symbols
• b. hieroglyphics
• c. cuneiform
• d. pictographs

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Answer 1 20

• a. phonetic symbols

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Question 1 - 30

• One reason for the development of an early
  civilization in the Tigris-Euphrates river
  valleys was that a. the location protected the
  people from land invasion
• b. periodic flooding left rich soil, which was
  ideal for farming
• c. these rivers provided a direct trade route
  between Europe and Asia
• d. these rivers flowed into the Mediterranean
  Sea

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Answer 1 30

• b. periodic flooding left rich soil, which was
  ideal for farming

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Question 1 - 40

• Which of the following associations is correct?
• a. Sanskrit India, Hieroglyphics
  Mesopotamia, Cuneiform Egypt
• b. Hieroglyphics Egypt, Cuneiform India,
  Sanskrit Mesopotamia
• c. Sanskrit India, Hieroglyphics Egypt,
  Cuneiform Mesopotamia
• d. Hieroglyphics Mesopotamia, Sanskrit
  Egypt, Cuneiform India

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Answer 1 40

• c. Sanskrit India, Hieroglyphics Egypt,
  Cuneiform Mesopotamia

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Question 1 - 50

• Which characteristic did the early civilizations
  that developed along the Nile, the
  Tigris-Euphrates and the Huang He (Yellow River)
  have in common?
• a. each societys religious beliefs were based
  on monotheism
• b. urban communities were built using iron
  and steel tools
• c. the form of government in each community
  was based on male suffrage
• d. transportation and communication were
  promoted by a mild climate, fertile soil, and
  natural waterways

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Answer 1 50

• d. transportation and communication were promoted
  by a mild climate, fertile soil, and
  natural waterways

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Question 2 - 10

• To restore social order, harmony, and good
  government, Confucius believed it was necessary
  for society to be organized around what general
  category?
• a. values
• b. golden rules
• c. relationships
• d. social classes

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Answer 2 10

• c. relationships

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Question 2 - 20

• What is the difference between a monotheistic
  religion and a polytheistic religion?
• a. Monotheistic worships many gods and
  polytheistic worships one god
• b. They are the same thing
• c. Monotheistic worships one god and
  polytheistic worships many gods
• d. Polytheistic worships many gods and
  monotheistic recognizes the spirits in
  nature

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Answer 2 20

• c. Monotheistic worships one god and
  polytheistic worships many gods

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Question 2 - 30

• Which of the following religions has the largest
  number of adherents/followers?
• a. Shintoism
• b. Christianity
• c. Islam
• d. Buddhism

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Answer 2 30

• b. Christianity

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Question 2 - 40

• The religion of the early Hebrews, Judaism, was
  unique from other groups in Mesopotamia in what
  way?
• a. The Hebrews were polytheistic and the other
  Mesopotamian groups were monotheistic
• b. They were animistic
• c. The Hebrews were monotheistic and the other
  Mesopotamian groups were polytheistic
• d. They denied the belief of God

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Answer 2 40

• c. The Hebrews were monotheistic and the other
  Mesopotamian groups were polytheistic

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Question 2 - 50

• One similarity between the Five Pillars of Islam
  and the Ten Commandments is that both a. support
  a belief in reincarnation
• b. promote learning as a means to salvation
• c. encourage the use of statues to symbolize
  God
• d. provide a guide to proper ethical and moral
  behavior

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Answer 2 50

• d. provide a guide to proper ethical and moral
  behavior

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Question 3 - 10

• A form of government where the citizens elect
  representatives to run their government is known
  as
• a. direct democracy b. oligarchy
• c. monarchy
• d. republic

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Answer 3 10

• d. republic

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Question 3 - 20

• What was the Greeks main means of trade?
• a. they only traded with Greeks
• b. the Silk Road
• c. the sea
• d. overland trade routes

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Answer 3 20

• c. the sea

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Question 3 - 30

• A major impact of Ancient Greece and Rome on
  Western Civilization was that a. the Greeks and
  Romans succeeded in achieving a classless
  society, which was later copied in Western
  Europe
• b. Greek sculpture and Roman architecture were
  much admired and copied in the 18th and 19th
  centuries
• c. Greece and Rome transmitted Islamic
  philosophy to the areas they conquered
• d. Greek and Latin are still widely spoken in
  universities throughout the West
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Answer 3 30

• b. Greek sculpture and Roman architecture were
  much admired and copied in the 18th and 19th
  centuries

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Question 3 - 40

• What regions of the world today are still
  strongly influenced by the achievements of Rome?
• a. Europe and the Middle East
• b. Europe and the United States
• c. the Middle East and Africa
• d. Africa and the United States

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Answer 3 40

• b. Europe and the United States

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Question 3 - 50

• SELECT ALL THAT APPLY
• What architectural innovations are credited to
  the Romans?
• a. Use of concrete
• b. Domes
• c. Aqueducts
• d. Minarets

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Answer 3 50

• a. Use of concrete
• b. Domes
• c. Aqueducts

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Question 4 - 10

• One of the most lasting and significant
  contributions of Byzantine Emperor Justinian is
  ________________.
• a. The Code of Justinian
• b. Hagia Sophia
• c. The city of Constantinople
• d. Accepting the Islamic faith

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Answer 4 10

• a. The Code of Justinian

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Question 4 - 20

• Who is the founder of Islam?
• a. Ghengis Khan
• b. Muhammad
• c. Justinian
• d. Ivan III

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Answer 4 20

• b. Muhammad

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Question 4 - 30

• A similarity between the ancient western African
  kingdoms of Mali, Ghana, and Songhai is that
  these kingdoms  a. limited the power of their
  rulers
• b. practiced Christianity
• c. established economies based on trade
• d. isolated themselves from other
  cultures

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Answer 4 30

• c. established economies based on trade

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Question 4 - 40

• Mansa Musa is most known for
• a. Founding the Islamic faith
• b. Founding the Empire of Mali
• c. His wealth and Hajj (Pilgrimage) to
  Mecca
• d. Creating a law code based on
  Justinians Code

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Answer 4 40

• c. His wealth and Hajj (Pilgrimage) to Mecca

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Question 4 - 50

• The contributions of the Golden Age of Islamic
  civilization include a. advances in mathematics
• b. irrigation systems
• c. polytheistic beliefs
• d. gunpowder and guns

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Answer 4 50

• a. advances in mathematics

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Question 5 - 10

• The main cause of the Black Death (Bubonic
  Plague) was which of the following
• a. early Viking germ warfare against the
  English
• b. merchant ships brought rats back with them
  from the Black Sea
• c. the Church had outlawed Jewish soap makers
• d. the Mongol invasions disrupted the health
  care system

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Answer 5 10

• b. merchant ships brought rats back with them
  from the Black Sea

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Question 5 - 20

• The Renaissance and the Protestant Reformation
  were similar in that both were a. stimulated by
  a spirit of inquiry
• b. supported by the working class
• c. limited to Italy, France, and Germany
• d. encouraged by the successes of the
  French Revolution

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Answer 5 20

• a. stimulated by a spirit of inquiry

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Question 5 - 30

• Which is NOT one of the results of the invention
  of the printing press?
• a. Books became cheaper to make and the cost
  went down
• b. Newspapers started to be printed and news
  started to travel faster
• c. More people started to read because it was
  cheaper to buy the printed material
• d. Only the wealthy could afford to be educated

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Answer 5 30

• d. Only the wealthy could afford to be educated

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Question 5 - 40

• The system of economic ties that bound nobles and
  serfs is referred to as
• a. feudalism.
• b. chivalry.
• c. manorialism.
• d. the vassal system.

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Answer 5 40

• c. manorialism.

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Question 5 - 50

• The Crusades have been called historys most
  successful failures. Which statement best
  explains this expression?
• a. The Crusades did not achieve their original
  goals, but they brought about many desirable
  changes in Europe.
• b. Although the Crusaders captured the Holy
  Land, they were unable to bring about
  democratic reforms
• c. The Crusades helped bring about the fall of
  the Roman Empire
• d. The Crusaders prevented the Turks from
  capturing Constantinople for many centuries

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Answer 5 50

• a. The Crusades did not achieve their original
  goals, but they brought about many desirable
  changes in Europe.