Question 1

In relation to Egyptian leaders,Horus represents ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  eternal life 
B)  power 
C)  military victory 
D)  wealth 
A)  eternal life 
B)  power 
C)  military victory 
D)  wealth

Question 2

It is probable that city-states did not develop in ancient Egypt because ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  urbanization was limited there 
B)  villages developed into towns earlier than in Mesopotamia 
C)  grain production was limited 
D)  the central state developed early 
A)  urbanization was limited there 
B)  villages developed into towns earlier than in Mesopotamia 
C)  grain production was limited 
D)  the central state developed early

Question 3

How has our impression of Egyptian culture been influenced by the nature of ancient Egypt's most spectacular remains? How could historians correct that impression?

Accepted Answer

Our impression of Egyptian culture has b

Question 4

The role of Isis in the Osiris myth relates to her function as the Egyptian deity of ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  rebirth 
B)  peace 
C)  kingship 
D)  death 
A)  rebirth 
B)  peace 
C)  kingship 
D)  death

Question 5

The "kingdoms" of Egyptian history represent ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  dynasties 
B)  territories 
C)  periods of relative continuity 
D)  periods of invasion 
A)  dynasties 
B)  territories 
C)  periods of relative continuity 
D)  periods of invasion

Question 6

Which of these patterns was common to ancient Mesopotamia,Egypt,and Indus valley civilization?

Accepted Answer

A)  the development of a writing system at the same time as urbanization 
B)  a powerful central state 
C)  rule by priests 
D)  the development of towns from villages 
A)  the development of a writing system at the same time as urbanization 
B)  a powerful central state 
C)  rule by priests 
D)  the development of towns from villages

Question 7

The ________ first entered India around 1250 B.C.E.

Accepted Answer

A)  Harappans 
B)  Aryans 
C)  Persians 
D)  Sumerians 
A)  Harappans 
B)  Aryans 
C)  Persians 
D)  Sumerians

Question 8

About when did kings begin to rule in Egypt?

Accepted Answer

A)  7200 B.C.E. 
B)  5900 B.C.E. 
C)  1400 B.C.E. 
D)  3100 B.C.E. 
A)  7200 B.C.E. 
B)  5900 B.C.E. 
C)  1400 B.C.E. 
D)  3100 B.C.E.

Question 9

The greatest of the Egyptian pyramids was built for what pharaoh?

Accepted Answer

A)  Djet 
B)  Khufu 
C)  Menkaure 
D)  Amenhotep IV 
A)  Djet 
B)  Khufu 
C)  Menkaure 
D)  Amenhotep IV

Question 10

The citadel of Mohenjo-Daro plays roughly the same role as Mesopotamian ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  walls 
B)  cemeteries 
C)  shrines 
D)  ziggurats 
A)  walls 
B)  cemeteries 
C)  shrines 
D)  ziggurats

Question 11

The peoples that conquered or replaced the Indus Valley civilization were ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  herders 
B)  farmers 
C)  warriors 
D)  villagers 
A)  herders 
B)  farmers 
C)  warriors 
D)  villagers

Question 12

How would you characterize the interaction of Harappan and Aryan cultures? What other cultures followed a similar pattern?

Accepted Answer

The interaction of Harappan and Aryan cu

Question 13

Concerning the great pyramids,it is believed that they reflected the ________ of the power of the pharaohs.

Accepted Answer

A)  earliest beginnings 
B)  end 
C)  decline 
D)  height 
A)  earliest beginnings 
B)  end 
C)  decline 
D)  height

Question 14

The Egyptian mother goddess was ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Isis 
B)  Osiris 
C)  Nepthus 
D)  Seth 
A)  Isis 
B)  Osiris 
C)  Nepthus 
D)  Seth

Question 15

The fact that knowledge of the Indus valley civilization was entirely lost for millennia indicates that this culture ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  had not reached the level of civilization 
B)  did not give rise to later cultures 
C)  was confined to a small area 
D)  had no writing system 
A)  had not reached the level of civilization 
B)  did not give rise to later cultures 
C)  was confined to a small area 
D)  had no writing system

In relation to Egyptian leaders,Horus represents ________.

It is probable that city-states did not develop in ancient Egypt because ________.

How has our impression of Egyptian culture been influenced by the nature of ancient Egypt's most spectacular remains? How could historians correct that impression?

The role of Isis in the Osiris myth relates to her function as the Egyptian deity of ________.

The "kingdoms" of Egyptian history represent ________.

Which of these patterns was common to ancient Mesopotamia,Egypt,and Indus valley civilization?

The ________ first entered India around 1250 B.C.E.

About when did kings begin to rule in Egypt?

The greatest of the Egyptian pyramids was built for what pharaoh?

The citadel of Mohenjo-Daro plays roughly the same role as Mesopotamian ________.

The peoples that conquered or replaced the Indus Valley civilization were ________.

How would you characterize the interaction of Harappan and Aryan cultures? What other cultures followed a similar pattern?

Concerning the great pyramids,it is believed that they reflected the ________ of the power of the pharaohs.

The Egyptian mother goddess was ________.

The fact that knowledge of the Indus valley civilization was entirely lost for millennia indicates that this culture ________.

The Dry Bones Speak

From Village Community to City-State

A Polycentric World

Dawn of the Empires

Rome and the Barbarians

China

Indian Empires

Hinduism and Buddhism

Judaism and Christianity

Islam

Establishing World Trade Routes

The Opening of the Atlantic and the Pacific

The Unification of World Trade

Migration

Political Revolutions in Europe and the Americas

The Industrial Revolution

Nationalism, Imperialism, and Resistance

Methods of Mass Production and Destruction

World War II

Cold War, New Nations, and Revolt Against Authority

China and India

Contemporary History: Evolution, Settlements, Politics, and Religion

Trade,Revolution,Technology,Identity

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Exam 3: River Valley Civilizations

In relation to Egyptian leaders,Horus represents ________.

It is probable that city-states did not develop in ancient Egypt because ________.

How has our impression of Egyptian culture been influenced by the nature of ancient Egypt's most spectacular remains? How could historians correct that impression?

The role of Isis in the Osiris myth relates to her function as the Egyptian deity of ________.

The "kingdoms" of Egyptian history represent ________.

Which of these patterns was common to ancient Mesopotamia,Egypt,and Indus valley civilization?

The ________ first entered India around 1250 B.C.E.

About when did kings begin to rule in Egypt?

The greatest of the Egyptian pyramids was built for what pharaoh?

The citadel of Mohenjo-Daro plays roughly the same role as Mesopotamian ________.

The peoples that conquered or replaced the Indus Valley civilization were ________.

How would you characterize the interaction of Harappan and Aryan cultures? What other cultures followed a similar pattern?

Concerning the great pyramids,it is believed that they reflected the ________ of the power of the pharaohs.

The Egyptian mother goddess was ________.

The fact that knowledge of the Indus valley civilization was entirely lost for millennia indicates that this culture ________.

The Dry Bones Speak

From Village Community to City-State

A Polycentric World

Dawn of the Empires

Rome and the Barbarians

China

Indian Empires

Hinduism and Buddhism

Judaism and Christianity

Islam

Establishing World Trade Routes

The Opening of the Atlantic and the Pacific

The Unification of World Trade

Migration

Political Revolutions in Europe and the Americas

The Industrial Revolution

Nationalism, Imperialism, and Resistance

Methods of Mass Production and Destruction

World War II

Cold War, New Nations, and Revolt Against Authority

China and India

Contemporary History: Evolution, Settlements, Politics, and Religion

Trade,Revolution,Technology,Identity

Filters