Unit 1 TCAP Review

Which of the following is a correct way to refer to the year 500 BCE? (Pg. 7)

• 500 years after the fall of Rome

• 500 years before the birth of Jesus Christ

• 500 years after the birth of Jesus Christ

• 500 years after the start of the 20th century

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Which statement correctly describes the difference between BC and AD? (Pg. 7)

• BC stands for "Before Civilization," while AD stands for "After Domination."

• BC refers to years before Jesus Christ’s birth, while AD refers to years after.

• BC means "Before Counting," while AD means "After Decimalization."

• • BC and AD are modern, non-religious terms.

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Which time period came first? (Pg. 7)

• 2500 BCE

• 500 CE

• 1000 CE

• 1500 CE

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Which pair of terms are used by historians to label time periods? (Pg. 7)

• AM/PM

• BCE/CE

• AD/BC

• AB/CD

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Which of these dates would be the most recent in history? (Pg. 7)

• 44 BCE

• 1492 CE

• 1066 CE

• 476 CE

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Which statement correctly describes a period of time that lasted for centuries? (Pg. 6)

• Julius Caesar was a dictator.

• The Twelve Tables were recorded.

• The Romans forced the Jews to leave Jerusalem

• The Roman Empire existed

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Which of the following is a characteristic of a nomadic hunter-gatherer society? (Pg. 10)

• Permanent homes

• Farming large crops

• Using tools to hunt animals

• Establishing large cities

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How did the domestication of plants give rise to new sources of shelter? (Pg. 12)

• by increasing the necessity for temporary structures

• by creating settlements based on herd migrations

• by increasing the need to build structures out of animal bones

• by creating permanent agricultural settlements

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How did the development of agriculture most influence the emergence of early civilizations? (Pg. 14)

• by increasing the size of the population

• by allowing for the formation of democratic government

• by supporting a nomadic lifestyle

• by establishing organized hunting groups

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What was one major effect of the Agricultural Revolution? (Pg. 14)

• People moved constantly in search of food

• People began settling in one place and building villages

• People relied only on hunting and gathering

• People abandoned farming and returned to nomadic life

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