Sem 1- 6 week (2) Flashcards

1
Q

Match the following vocabulary word on the left to the best definition on the right.
patrician

A

a person who is a member of the highest social class

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2
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Match the following vocabulary word on the left to the best definition on the right.
plebeian

A

a member of the common people of ancient Rome

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3
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Match the following vocabulary word on the left to the best definition on the right.
republic

A

a country that is governed by elected representatives

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4
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Match the following vocabulary word on the left to the best definition on the right.
senate

A

the group of officials who led the ancient Roman government

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5
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The Twelve Tables was the law code created during the Roman Republic.
True
False

A

True

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6
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Roman architecture was only influenced by the Egyptians.
True
False

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False

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7
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Romans used mathematical and scientific principles learned from the Greeks.
True
False

A

True

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8
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Women were given the same rights as plebeians in Classical Rome.
True
False

A

False

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9
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Which of the following established a representative republic in Rome?
  Illiad and The Odyssey 
  Twelve Tables 
  hieroglyphs 
  Magna Carta
A

Twelve Tables

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10
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Which of the following concepts was influenced by the Greeks?
  plebeians 
  republic 
  senate 
  democracy
A

democracy

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11
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How did the geography of Rome influence its development?

  • Its location in the Alps led to protection from invaders.
  • Its location on the coast provided protection and access to trade.
  • Its location on an island allowed for easy access to coastal trade cities.
  • Its location in a desert hindered agricultural development.
A

Its location on the coast provided protection and access to trade.

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12
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Who did the Romans borrow the idea of democracy from?
  Mongols 
  Greeks 
  Etruscans 
  Minoans
A

Greeks

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13
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The Roman Republic refers to the time period in which Rome was governed by \_\_\_\_\_.
  a tribune 
  a senate
  a woman 
  a king
A

a senate

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14
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Which of the following best describes the representative republic in Rome?

  • All citizens, men, women, and slaves had representation in government.
  • Freed men were represented by the senate and tribunes.
  • All citizens were given the opportunity to participate in direct democracy.
  • Women were elected to tribunals.
A

Freed men were represented by the senate and tribunes.

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15
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What Roman class of people included wealthy, land-owning aristocrats?
  royals 
  patricians 
  plebians 
  consuls
A

patricians

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16
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The Twelve Tables were innovative at the time because they _____.
gave citizens equal treatment before the law
gave slaves the right to vote in major elections
came up with the idea of an “eye for an eye”
allowed for intermarriage between patricians and plebeians

A

gave citizens equal treatment before the law

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17
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How did the patricians get representation in the Roman Republic?
  They overthrew the senate. 
  They elected consuls to the senate. 
  They chose tribune representatives. 
  They passed a civil service exam.
A

They elected consuls to the senate.

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18
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What was one result of the Punic Wars fought between the Romans and the Carthaginians?
Carthage sacked the Romans, leading to their decline.
Carthage took over the Roman government.
Rome lost land but their government was stable.
Rome gained land but was left with political turmoil.

A

Rome gained land but was left with political turmoil.

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19
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Who was the first dictator of Rome in 44 BC?
  Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus 
  Marc Antony 
  Gaius Julius Caesar 
  Marcus Licinius Crassus
A

Gaius Julius Caesar

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20
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What enabled Augustus to rule as emperor without challenge from citizens?
He stopped collecting taxes and fighting wars.
He was oppressive and killed any opponents.
He gave women the right to vote and divorce.
He restored systems that were popular in the Roman Republic.

A

He restored systems that were popular in the Roman Republic.

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21
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Which statement best describes the period known as Pax Romana?
Rome grew, and art and architecture flourished.
Rome fought several wars and grew.
Rome was in a state of decline and financial ruin.
Rome prospered because of a high turnover of emperors.

A

Rome grew, and art and architecture flourished.

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22
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Which statement best illustrates the Roman Republic’s influence on the U.S. government?
U.S. citizens vote on legality in court cases.
U.S. citizens vote for representatives in the government.
U.S. citizens vote directly for laws to be passed.
U.S. citizens vote if they own land and have wealth.

A

U.S. citizens vote for representatives in the government.

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23
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How did farmers and merchants get representation in the Roman Republic?
They elected consuls to the senate.
They overthrew the republic.
They had direct democracy.
They chose representatives in tribunes.

A

They chose representatives in tribunes.

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24
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The Colosseum was used primarily for \_\_\_\_\_.
  education academies 
  entertainment 
  military training 
  religious services
A

entertainment

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25
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The group of officials who led the ancient Roman government

A

senate

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26
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A country that is governed by elected representatives

A

republic

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27
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An extensive territory or enterprise under single domination or control

A

empire

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28
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The language of ancient Rome

A

Latin

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29
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A person who rules a country with total

A

dictator

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30
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Which of the following is a monotheistic religion?
  Roman mythology 
  Greek mythology 
  Hinduism 
  Christianity
A

Christianity

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31
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Judaism and Christianity both believe in \_\_\_\_\_.
  the New Testament 
  one God 
  the Quran 
  many gods
A

one God

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32
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One factor that helped spread Christianity in the Roman Empire was \_\_\_\_\_.
  literacy among the poor 
  a singular ethnicity 
  a common language 
  a common homeland
A

a common language

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33
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One result of the siege of Jerusalem in AD 70 was that _____.
Christians were no longer allowed in Jerusalem
Jews had to pay a tax to practice their faith
Christians were allowed to practice their faith underground
Jews were granted the same rights as Roman elites

A

Jews had to pay a tax to practice their faith

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34
Q
The Edict of Milan in AD 313 granted \_\_\_\_\_.
  slaves rights to own property 
  religious tolerance to Christians 
  religious tolerance to all religions 
  women the right to vote
A

religious tolerance to Christians

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35
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Which of the following was the Christian prophet called the Son of God? 
  Noah 
  Moses 
  Abraham 
  Jesus of Nazareth
A

Jesus of Nazareth

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36
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Both Jews and Christians follow the Ten Commandments.
True
False

A

True

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37
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Christians had to practice their faith in secret until the Edict of Milan.
True
False

A

True

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38
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The ineffectiveness of the Roman military was mostly due to the inadequate pay.
True
False

A

False

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39
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Political instability and corruption played a major role in the fall of the Roman Empire.
True
False

A

True

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40
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Which of the following led to the collapse of Rome?
  standardization of coins 
  Germanic invasions 
  peace agreements with foreigners 
  continual land acquisition
A

Germanic invasions

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41
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Which of the following was an economic factor in the decline of Rome?

  • An increased rate of inflation within the empire contributed to the decline.
  • The collapse of the Roman army led to the decline of the empire.
  • A large increase in employment within the empire contributed to the decline.
  • A series of poorly constructed alliances with Egypt contributed to the decline.
A

An increased rate of inflation within the empire contributed to the decline.

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42
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Which of the following was a political factor in the collapse of Rome?

  • A widespread outbreak of diseases reduced the population too quickly.
  • The inflation rate of Roman currency caused the economy to destabilize.
  • Widespread corruption of the empire’s leaders led to distrust and a lack of loyalty among the citizens of Rome.
  • The constant expansion of the empire stretched its resources too thin.
A

Widespread corruption of the empire’s leaders led to distrust and a lack of loyalty among the citizens of Rome.

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43
Q
What did Romans contribute to architecture?  
  Obelisks 
  Domes 
  Columns 
  Naves
A

Domes

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44
Q
What best defines a republic form of government?  
  citizens vote directly on laws 
  citizens elect representatives 
  citizens do not get a vote 
  citizens only elect senators
A

citizens elect representatives

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45
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A succession of unstable, corrupt Emperors contributed to the fall of Rome.
True
False

A

True

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46
Q
Who legalized Christianity in the Roman Empire?  
  Julius Caesar 
  Diocletian 
  Constantine 
  Theodosius
A

Constantine

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47
Q
During the \_\_\_\_\_ Rome flourished, and grew in size, art, and architecture.  
  Pax Mongolica 
  Pax Romana 
  Pax Republic 
  Pax Christianity
A

Pax Romana

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48
Q
What group invaded Rome, contributing to its fall?  
  Byzantine 
  Huns 
  Han 
  Egyptians
A

Huns

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49
Q
When Rome split into two, what did the Eastern part become known as?  
  Holy Roman Empire 
  Ottomon 
  Byzantine 
  Ming
A

Byzantine

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50
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Which of the following statements best summarizes the impact of the fall of the Roman Empire on western Europe?

  • Western Europe was taken over by the British and grew dramatically.
  • Western Europe broke up into fiefs and the Dark Ages were ushered in.
  • Western Europe became the Byzantine Empire, which lasted another 1000 years.
  • Western Europe broke up into little kingdoms and made several scientific discoveries.
A

Western Europe broke up into fiefs and the Dark Ages were ushered in.

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51
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Compared to Hammurabi’s Code, the Roman Twelve Tables _____.
clearly illustrated unequal treatment before the law
gave women the right to vote and own land
allowed for equal treatment before the law
was a document based on Christian teaching

A

allowed for equal treatment before the law

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52
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What aided in the growth of the Christian religion in the Roman Empire?

  • The radical belief in one god was a new and novel concept never seen before.
  • It appealed to the poor, and the common language of the empire helped people spread and understand the message.
  • The limited trade routes did not allow for citizens to be exposed to polytheism from the Greeks.
  • Constantine permitted Christians to practice freely, and forced conversions on the citizens.
A

It appealed to the poor, and the common language of the empire helped people spread and understand the message.

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53
Q
Which dynasty implemented the civil service exams in China?
  Shang 
  Qin 
  Zhou 
  Han
A

Han

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54
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Which statement best reflects the Mandate of Heaven, which was used by Chinese Dynasties to justify their rule?

  • “Riots, revolts, and famine all legitimize the ruler’s power and the use of force within the dynasty.”
  • “Leaders put themselves before their subjects and the gods give them the power to rule.”
  • “The mandate from heaven is revoked when there is peace and prosperity in the dynasty.”
  • “The dynasty has a mandate to rule as long as leaders put their subjects first.”
A

“The dynasty has a mandate to rule as long as leaders put their subjects first.”

55
Q
One way in which the Han Dynasty and the Roman Empire were similar was that they both \_\_\_\_\_.
  had established trade networks 
  encouraged citizens to vote 
  developed the dome 
  gave women equal rights
A

had established trade networks

56
Q

In order to rule effectively, rulers must instill fear in their subjects and issue harsh punishments for violations of law.

Which dynasty would be associated with this statement?
  Zhou 
  Shang 
  Han 
  Qin
A

Qin

57
Q

correctly identify a phrase with a corresponding Chinese philosophy?
Treat others the way you want to be treated.

A

Confucianism

58
Q

correctly identify a phrase with a corresponding Chinese philosophy?
Rulers should not trust others.

A

Legalism

59
Q

correctly identify a phrase with a corresponding Chinese philosophy?
Let it go; don’t try to change things.

A

Daoism

60
Q

correctly identify a phrase with a corresponding Chinese philosophy?
The government should punish those who get out of line.

A

Legalism

61
Q

correctly identify a phrase with a corresponding Chinese philosophy?
Lead by example.

A

Confucianism

62
Q
What was the most popular item bought and sold on the Chinese trade routes?
  silk 
  spices 
  fruits 
  gold
A

silk

63
Q

How did the Silk Road influence culture in China?

  • Confucianism came to China from the Middle East through the Silk Road.
  • Daoism came to China from Europe through the Silk Road.
  • Buddhism spread to China from India through the Silk Road.
  • Christianity was introduced from the Roman Empire.
A

Buddhism spread to China from India through the Silk Road.

64
Q

How did the Silk Road help spread Chinese ideas?
Trade with foreigners led to the spread of knowledge and ideas.
It justified the emperor’s rule.
It provided protection from Northern invaders.
It spread Confucianism all the way to Rome.

A

Trade with foreigners led to the spread of knowledge and ideas.

65
Q
About how long did the Silk Road last?
  30 years 
  1500 years 
  800 years 
  400 years
A

1500 years

66
Q

How did Confucianism impact women’s roles in China?
Women were given rights equal to those held by men.
Women were expected to study The Analects.
Women were expected to care for the shrines.
Women were expected to honor the family patriarch.

A

Women were expected to honor the family patriarch.

67
Q
How did the Qin Dynasty control the population?
  They adopted Daoist philosophy. 
  They adopted Legalist philosophy. 
  They adopted Christianity. 
  They adopted Confucian philosophy.
A

They adopted Legalist philosophy.

68
Q
How did the Zhou Dynasty justify their rule?
  Magna Carta 
  The Mandate of Heaven 
  Twelve Tables 
  The Analects
A

The Mandate of Heaven

69
Q

How did the Silk Road impact Chinese culture?
Silkworms were brought from Europe.
Daoism was brought from India.
Confucianism was brought from Egypt.
Ideas, knowledge, and goods were brought in by other cultures.

A

Ideas, knowledge, and goods were brought in by other cultures.

70
Q
What type of political system did ancient China have?
  democracy 
  republic 
  monarchy 
  theocracy
A

monarchy

71
Q

How did Chinese architecture influence other cultures?

  • Chinese architecture highly influenced Japan’s buildings.
  • Chinese architecture highly influenced Persian temples.
  • Chinese architecture highly influenced Mongolian yurts.
  • Chinese architecture highly influenced Indian stupas.
A

Chinese architecture highly influenced Japan’s buildings.

72
Q

How did Buddhism come to China?
It spread to China from Southeast Asia.
It spread to China from Japan.
It spread to China from the Roman Empire.
It spread to China from India along the Silk Road.

A

It spread to China from India along the Silk Road.

73
Q

What is filial piety?
the way
strict adherence to the rules
when and where a building should be placed
respect for one’s parents, elders, and ancestors

A

respect for one’s parents, elders, and ancestors

74
Q
Which of the following is an iconic architectural style of China?
  columns 
  domes 
  hip and gable roofs 
  post-lintel
A

hip and gable roofs

75
Q
What Chinese philosophy influences where and when a building is constructed?
  Legalism 
  Confucianism 
  Daoism 
  Feng Shui
A

Feng Shui

76
Q

What was the purpose of the Great Wall of China?
To trade goods between the West and the East.
To protect the Chinese from Northern invaders.
To create shelter for travelers.
It provided a shrine as a place to worship.

A

To protect the Chinese from Northern invaders.

77
Q

Which of the following are accomplishments made during the Qin Dynasty?
First to use the Mandate of Heaven.
Standardization of weights, measures, and coins.
Organization of law into criminal and civil codes.
First to use Confucianism to organize society.

A

Standardization of weights, measures, and coins.

78
Q

What do the Terra Cotta Warriors imply about the Qin Dynasty?
Economic wealth was important in the afterlife.
Military strength and the afterlife were important to them.
Arts and music were important in the afterlife.
Politics and law were important in the afterlife.

A

Military strength and the afterlife were important to them.

79
Q
Which of the following would cause a leader to lose his rule in ancient China according to the Mandate of Heaven?
  natural disasters 
  agricultural surplus 
  religious tolerance 
  political corruption
A

natural disasters

80
Q
Which of the following ideas were spread along the Silk Road?
  Buddhism 
  Stoicism 
  Legalism 
  Communism
A

Buddhism

81
Q

focuses on proper relationships between people

A

Confucianism

82
Q

focuses on obeying laws

A

Legalism

83
Q

focuses on harmony with nature

A

Daoism

84
Q

focuses on when and where to build

A

Feng Shui

85
Q

spread to China from India

A

Buddhism

86
Q

What are some problems that could arise from the caste system?

A

Problems: extreme poverty, lack of opportunity no matter how hard you work, segregation and ostracism; inequity with housing and resources

87
Q

Do you think that the caste system should be illegal? Why or why not?

A

yes. It should be illegal because it denies human rights and opportunity to someone just because of their birth parents/family.

88
Q

Match the term on the left with the explanation on the right.
Reincarnation

A

Soul is reborn

89
Q

Match the term on the left with the explanation on the right.
Brahma

A

Superior Being

90
Q

Match the term on the left with the explanation on the right.
Vishnu

A

The Preserver

91
Q

Match the term on the left with the explanation on the right.
Shiva

A

The Destroyer

92
Q

Match the term on the left with the explanation on the right.
Karma

A

Way of living your life

93
Q

Match the term on the left with the definition on the right.

Caucasus

A

Mountain Range in Asia

94
Q

Match the term on the left with the definition on the right.

Sudra

A

Farmer Caste

95
Q

Match the term on the left with the definition on the right.

Brahmin

A

Highest Caste

96
Q

Match the term on the left with the definition on the right.

Kshtriya

A

Warrior Caste

97
Q

Match the term on the left with the definition on the right.

Vaisyas

A

Merchant Caste

98
Q

compare a society that has a rigid social structure to one that allows mobility. Which type do you prefer and why? Use real world examples to support your view.

A

ability to work hard and be rewarded, class over caste so there is social mobility, plus some comment on equity and fairness for the person no matter the birthright.

99
Q

This is one earliest Indian civilizations

A

Aryans

100
Q

this is type of map

A

thematic

101
Q

the study of domestication of animals

A

husbandry

102
Q

this is the Hindu Preserver Deity

A

Vishnu

103
Q

This was one of India’s great rivers

A

Ganges

104
Q

the rainy season of SE Asia

A

monsoon

105
Q

the core teachings of Buddha

A

Four Noble Truths

106
Q

this is another name for Budda

A

“Enlightened One”

107
Q

this is a segment of the eightfold path

A

Right Speech

108
Q

this word is for a dry region

A

arid

109
Q

Which of the following are found in both Buddhism and Hinduism?

  • significant contributions to art and Indian history
  • reincarnation and aligned to a biblical source
  • reincarnation, presence in India, and belief in nonviolence
  • belief in non-violence and singular founder
A

reincarnation, presence in India, and belief in nonviolence

110
Q
The Aryans came from \_\_\_\_\_ to occupy the Indian subcontinent.
  Caucasus Mountains 
  Europe 
  Russia 
  South Africa
A

Caucasus Mountains

111
Q

He began to live an ascetic life, meaning he refrained from worldly pleasures and pursued spiritual goals. He decided to do without worldly things and live a life of sacrifice in the hopes of realizing a greater good.
The statement above refers to–

Vishnu.
Siddhartha Gautama.
Jawaharlal Nehru.
Brahma.

A

Siddhartha Gautama.

112
Q

Which of the following is an accurate statement about the Aryan invasions of India?

  • The Dravidians had migrated east before the Aryan invasions.
  • The Aryans had chariots and iron weapons.
  • The Aryans adopted the written language of the Dravidians.
  • The Aryans were a peaceful people.
A

The Aryans had chariots and iron weapons.

113
Q

There were three religions founded in India: Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism. How did this affect the early Chinese dynasties and their culture?

  • It expanded China’s economy by encouraging trade between India and China.
  • This had no effect upon China since China was firmly rooted in Taoism.
  • It led to peace between the two countries for the first time in centuries.
  • Buddhism became a major belief system in China and still impacts its society today.
A

Buddhism became a major belief system in China and still impacts its society today.

114
Q
Gandhi and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. both believed in peaceful resistance. This belief can be traced to Ancient India and the practice of \_\_\_\_\_.
  ahimsa 
  self-reflection 
  nirvana 
  meditation
A

ahimsa

115
Q
This period was marked by: relative peace, the development of two major religions, the artworks inspired by those religions, an established government, and the creation of epic literature. This period is considered \_\_\_\_\_ because it generated advances that would affect future civilizations. 
  migration 
  golden 
  regression 
  recession
A

golden

116
Q
Weapons needed to be sturdy and long lasting. Materials such as \_\_\_\_\_\_ and \_\_\_\_\_\_were used for weapons in Ancient India.
  iron and wood 
  cement and steel 
  wood and steel 
  gold and silver
A

iron and wood

117
Q
During periods of peace, Ancient India prepared for war with \_\_\_\_\_.
  running 
  chess 
  drills 
  reading the Art of War
A

chess

118
Q
Ancient Indian \_\_\_\_\_ can be compared to today's social media, as they shared events and information among people during their era.
  parchment 
  brahmin 
  travelers 
  obelisks
A

obelisks

119
Q

Which of the following BEST describes a positive trait of the city-state system of government in India?
municpal projects to improve quality of life and travel for members
women had equal rights
dynastic succession
always a democratic system in place

A

municpal projects to improve quality of life and travel for members

120
Q
Many foreign generals admired and attempted to replicate India's success with \_\_\_\_\_.
  archery 
  war elephants 
  long spears 
  sorcery
A

war elephants

121
Q
The southernmost part of Asia is sometimes known as the  \_\_\_\_\_.
  Ganges 
  peninsula 
  subcontient 
  Indian Plain
A

subcontient

122
Q
Due to its density and durability, \_\_\_\_\_ was used for coins in Ancient India.
  silver 
  copper 
  gold 
  brass
A

copper

123
Q
Which of the options below is NOT a characteristic shared by the Gupta Empire and Greece under Pericles?
  democratic government 
  scholastic and scientific exploration 
  strong, decisive leadership 
  polytheism
A

democratic government

124
Q

In the year 1819, the world was awakened to the magnificence of the Ajanta Caves. These cave drawings were originally designed to _____.
showcase Indian victories in battle.
enable cultural enjoyment of the arts.
communicate Buddhist teachings.
teach basic Hindu beleifs.

A

communicate Buddhist teachings.

125
Q
The current debate about childhood inoculations can be traced back to Ancient India, with its study of medicine and use of \_\_\_\_\_.   
  meditation and wellness 
  skin grafts 
  vaccinations 
  herbs as medicine
A

vaccinations

126
Q
In your previous studies in this course, you studied Ancient Greece and the epic poems of Homer. Ancient India has a similar epic, called the \_\_\_\_\_. 
  Illiad 
  Noble Truths 
  Ramayana 
  Arabian Nights
A

Ramayana

127
Q
The \_\_\_\_\_ of the Ajanta Caves were to ancient Buddhist monks what the \_\_\_\_\_ was to Ancient Greek worshippers. 
  walls; columns 
  walls; Parthenon 
  red pigment; pyramids 
  frescos; Collosieum
A

walls; Parthenon

128
Q

If one was to find an artifact from the Maurya Empire, it would be written in _____.

A

Hindi
Sanskrit
Arabic
Greek

129
Q
With the discovery of coins from Ancient India in areas such as the Far East, what can we assume to be true? 
  Floods moved coins to the Far East. 
  Asia invaded India for money. 
  Both areas traded with each other. 
  Civilizations preferred bartering.
A

Both areas traded with each other.

130
Q
Having had a good life, \_\_\_\_\_ chose to uncover why others suffered and how to alleviate that suffering. In the process, he founded a religion that would become one of the largest in Asia and the fifth largest in all the world. 
  Rvana 
  Ramses 
  Gautama 
  Chandragupta
A

Gautama

131
Q
We know that Ancient India was not in complete isolation because Indian artifacts have been recovered from other areas of the world. We also know this fact due to the spread of \_\_\_\_\_ and \_\_\_\_\_ throughout the world. 
  Sanskrit and calligraphy 
  Hinduism and Buddhism 
  Hindi and folktales 
  music and poetry
A

Hinduism and Buddhism

132
Q
Zero, an Ancient Indian addition to the number system, is used in all of the following occupations EXCEPT \_\_\_\_\_.  
  computer design/programming 
  engineering 
  accounting 
  botany
A

botany

133
Q
The Ancient Indians developed a solar calendar, and studied the skies to determine patterns and establish cycles. This was not merely science, but also part of their \_\_\_\_\_, and necessary for their agricultural success. 
  religion 
  curiousity 
  traditions 
  history
A

religion