Early World History

The Early Civilization associated with the Ziggurat of Ur is

• Mesopotamia (Tigris & Euphrates)

• China / Yellow River Valley

• Egypt / Nile River Valley

• Indus River Valley

The Pyramid of Giza was

• Built by the Romans for games and bread

• Built by the Aztecs for sacrifice to the fire gods

• Built by the Egyptians as a tomb for Pharaohs

• Built by the Mesopotamians for laws and religion

The similarities between these two architectural monuments of the Egyptians and Mesopotamians suggest that

• They were built by the same designers

• The two civilizations traded with each other

• The two civilizations were opposed to each other

• The Chinese did not like the Egyptians

The shift from hunting and gathering to agriculture is known as

• Classical Revolution

• American Revolution

• Industrial Revolution

• Neolithic Revolution

The Neolithic revolution resulted in the invention of (a)  

Pre-Classical Civilizations were mainly all known for

• Patriarchy, Polytheism, and Heroism

• Monotheism, Matriarchy, and Cowardice

• Freedom, Revolution, and Computing

• Sailing, Democracy, and Patronage

The Hellenistic culture affected the empires of

• Greece and Incas

• China and India

• Greece and Parthian

• Romans and Songhai

The _________ and Songhai were located in __________ as were the ___________.

• Han, Europe, Guptas

• Mauryans, Asia, Romans

• Ethiopians, Africa, Ghanaians

• Mongols, America, Vikings

One effect of long distance trading is

• Exchange of ideas and culture

• Fear of trying new foods and rules

• Exchange of weather and climate

• Transfer of money and telegrams

One result of the Neolithic revolution was

• Population decreased because people did not have enough food

• Population increased because people discovered fire for barbeques and stews

• Population decreased because people contracted diseases from Persia and Egypt

• Population increased because people had enough to eat from farming and domesticated animals