Unit 2 Review

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) GEOGRAPHY

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(b) POLITICAL

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(c) ECONOMIC

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(d) SOCIAL

• Agricultural surplus

• Creation of states: Babylonian Empire

• Hereditary rulers

• Trade

• Centralized government based on religious authority: God-King

• Expansion of jobs: tax collector

• Settled near rivers

• Class based on occupation

• Metal technology

• Indus River

• Job specialization

• Rigid Hierarchy

• Nile River

• Written law codes: Code of Hammurabi

• Huang He River

• Slavery

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Earliest form of written language

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(b) Writing Systems

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(c) Phonetic Approach

• Alphabet

• Pictograms

• Oracle Bone Script

• Sanskrit

• Hieroglyphics

• Cuneiform

• Hebrew Alphabet

Match the following political patterns with its correct concept

• Written Law Codes

• Code of Hammurabi

• Expansion of government occupations

• City-state/Kingdom/Empire

• Ruler symbiotic with Religion

• God-King

• Ancient Systems of Government

• Government administrators, tax collectors

India, Egypt, and Nubia decided to build a model of a permanent settlement near a river for their history project. According to their research, what benefits would such a settlement provide? Choose all that apply:

• Rich soil for agriculture

• Water for irrigation

• easily protected from invasions

• high risk flooding

• water pollution

Match the following

• Moral laws given to Moses

• Moses

• Binding agreement with Abraham & Yahweh

• Covenant

• Patriarch of Judaism, led Exodus

• Ten Commandments

• Written records and beliefs of Jews

• Torah

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Monotheism

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(b) Polytheism

• Torah

• Abraham

• Yahweh

• India

• Egypt

• Mesopotamia

• Code of Hammurabi

• Judaism

• belief in one god

• Jerusalem

• Pharaoh

• belief in many gods

Nile, Phoenicia, and Judah are discussing their lifestyles. Judah says, 'Being sedentary is the same as having a permanent lifestyle. I could build a city.' Is Judah's statement true or false?

• True

• False

Answer explanation

False. The term 'Sedentary' is generally used to describe a lifestyle with little to no physical activity. It is not synonymous with 'permanent'. The term 'permanent' is used to describe something that lasts or is intended to last indefinitely without change. Therefore, the statement 'Sedentary is synonymous with permanent' is not true.

Which of the following are achievements are ancient civilizations?

• Writing

• Cities

• Monuments

• Simple stone tools

Order the development of cities in the correct chronological sequence.

• Development of Cities

• Job Specialization

• Increased Trade