Culture & Identity
West Africa Civilizations
Aztec & Inca Civilizations
Hinduism & Buddhism
Judaism, Christianity, & Islam
100

What is emphasized in an individualism society?  

What is personal achievement and self-expression? 

100

What unified Mansa Musa and the ruling class in the Kingdom of Mali? 

What is Islam? 

100

What daily life activities helped create shared beliefs and traditions in Aztec society?

What are schools teaching social roles, ritual ball games, and religious practices?

100

What is the sacred book for followers of Hinduism?

What are the Vedas? 

100

Christianity began as a sect of which religion?

What is Judaism? 

200

What is emphasized in a collectivism society? 

What is the common good of the group?

200

What did West Africa trade gold in exchange for? 

What is Salt? 

200

Why is the eagle with a snake in its mouth on Mexico’s flag?

What is to preserve and celebrate Aztec institutions and daily life as part of Mexico’s cultural heritage?

200

Which group of the Hindu caste system is often marginalized?

What are the Untouchables? 

200

Why are Christianity and Judaism different religions today?

They have different beliefs and sacred texts

300

Why are art, music, and literature important to societies? 

What is uniting people through shared ideas and cultural expressions? 

300

In addition to goods, what spread as a result of trade routes? 

What are ideas, knowledge, and technology? 

300

How did the Aztec adapt the environment to meet their needs?

What are Chinampas? 

300

How are followers of Hinduism rewarded for good karma?

They rise in the caste system and gain more rights and freedoms

300

What are the rules that followers of Islam live by called?

What are the Five Pillars of Islam?

400

A government limits where a religious group is allowed to travel. What does this show about how that group is treated?

What is they are marginalized? 
400

Why were griots important to West African societies even without written records? 

They preserved West African culture and history through oral tradition. 

400

In Incan society, everyone was expected to work and help the community. What value does this reflect?

What is collectivism? 

400

What set of rules do Buddhists follow to help overcome desire and suffering?

What is the Eightfold Path?

400

Why did Christianity develop separately from Judaism over time?

Different beliefs and sacred texts


500

A society has very little contact with outsiders for hundreds of years. How would this most likely affect its identity?

What is it would strengthen shared traditions, beliefs, and group identity?

500

How did trade help West African kingdoms become wealthy and powerful? 

Trade led to economic prosperity (meaning they were super rich because of trade)

500

What do Incan roads and terraced farming show about how the Inca interacted with their environment?

They adapted their environment to support and connect their empire

500

Why would Buddhists focus on ending desire in their daily lives?

To end suffering and reach enlightenment

500

What does the existence of Catholics, Protestants, Sunnis, and Shiites show about religion?

A range of beliefs often exists

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