24.25 - WH U1 Test

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Which of the following statements is true about the Indus Valley Civilization?
Without a way to translate Indus Valley written languages, there is little that we know about the Indus Valley civilization
Without any clear and obvious urban planning, there is little to know about inventions of the Indus Valley civilization
The closeness of the Indus language to Mesopotamian cuneiform has allowed us to translate Indus religious texts
Artifacts discovered at Indus settlements prove that the Indus Valley people were the first monotheistic civilization

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Without a way to translate Indus Valley written languages, there is little that we know about the Indus Valley civilization.

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Why are our early civilizations settled in different regions and not centered in one area?

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they settled along major rivers with fertile soil

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Why was the Great Wall of China built?

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to protect Ancient China from invasions from the North

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Hammurabi's Code treated people equally in the eyes of the law, regardless of social class.

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False

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Who developed the religious tradition of monotheism during the Ancient Civilizations era?

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Hebrews

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What is an accurate statement to explain the significance of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro?

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They proved that the Indus Valley Civilization has large and organized cities, societies, and governments.

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What benefit does Mesopotamia and Egypt have that the Indus Civilization does not?

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the writing systems provided early record keeping

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We know what caused the end of the Indus Valley Civilization.

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False

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What civilization was home to the terracotta warriors?

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China

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Even though the Indus Valley Civilization and the Chinese Civilization are on the same continent, they did not trade with each other due to significant geographic obstacles.

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True