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100

The name of Mesopotamia comes from its location, which was 

A In the mountain foothills

B Near a region of many Conflicts

C Between Two Rivers

D At the site of the earliest cities

C: Between Two Rivers

100

Which one of these inventions most affected the food supply in sumer?

A The chariot

B The Arch

C The Wheel

D The plow

D The plow

100

The Akkadians used steles to?

A Attack enemy Forcess

B Record important events 

C Get water for farming

D Make objects from metal

B Record important events

100

Much of our knowledge of ancient Persia has come from the works of outsider, mostly Greeks. Why might these works not be entirely reliable?

A The writers had little first-hand knowledge of ancient Persia.

B The writers aimed to entertain rather than educate

C The writers recounted history only through poetry

D The writers were biased against Persians

D The writers were biased against Persians

100

What did ancient Persians do with light and mirrors?

A light fires for slash and burn farming

B show devotion to Ahura Mazda

C communicate critical messages

D redirect invading armies

C communicate critical messages

200

One Factor that made farming difficult in the area of sumer was 

A Growth of weeds

B Rocky Soil

C Steep hillsides

D Lack of Rainfall

D Lack of Rainfall

200

Vocab : A craftsperson

Artisan

200

A problem that all 4 Mesopotamian empires had was ?

A Controlling such a large area

B Trading with other empires

C choosing strong leaders

D keeping track of history

A Controlling such a large area

200

What is one reason there is limited access to written records about ancient Persia?

A ancient Persia relied largely on oral history

B scholars have been unable to translate ancient Persian texts

C later conquers of Persia worked to destroy most records

D written records have been lost mainly to natural diasters

A ancient Persia relied largely on oral history

200

in ancient Persian empires women were banned from?

A being a witness to a contract

B owning property

C asking for divorce

D earning more money than men

A being a witness to a contract

300

Vocab: These two rivers are the largest rivers in Southwest Asia that flow from the mountains in Turkey to the Persian Gulf.

Tigris, Euphrates

300

Which Sumerian belief about the king helped strengthen the social order?

A He was supported by the gods

B He cared most about poor people

C He consulted with wise advisors 

D He wanted everyone to be happy

A He was supported by the gods

300

How was the legal system of Babylon more advanced than that of other societies at that time?

A It used mild punishments 

B It gave women some rights

C It put an end to slavery

D It treated all classes the same

B It gave women some rights

300

what do the ancient Persian empires founded by alexander the great and by Seleukid Nicator l have in common?

A they are considered extensions of the Achaemenid Empire

B they lasted for over several hundred years

C they conquered most of the Arabian Peninsula 

D they are considered Greco-Macedonian empires

D they are considered Greco-Macedonian empires

300

Vocab: passed along from parent to child 

Hereditary

400

Why did the Rivers Flood in the spring

A Snow Melted in the mountains where the rivers began

B Heavy rain fell throughout the area

C Ice that had formed on the rivers broke into bits

D Strong winds blew from the Persian Gulf

A Snow Melted in the Mountains where the rivers began

400

What was a problem caused by Sumerian city states independence from one another?

A They could not defend themselves against stronger groups 

B They did not cooperate to build irrigation systems

C They were unable to trade crops with one another

D They had very few different natural resources available

A They could not defend themselves against stronger groups

400

Vocab: a collection of written laws and rules 

Code of Laws

400

How did the Sasanian Empire differ from earlier Persian-led empire?

A it lacked tolerance towards people who did not practice Zoroastrianism

B it enforced middle Persian as the only language of government

C it limited Greek cultural influences by banning the use of the Greek language

D  it replaced the satrap system by making the kings relatives governors

A it lacked tolerance towards people who did not practice Zoroastrianism

400

What was one of the effects of ancient Persia being tolerant of different people and their ideas?

A this ensured religious diversity across each empire

B this limited Persians need to engage in military conflicts

C this led leaders to embrace and preserve learning

D this made Persian the language of trade across Central Asia

C this led leaders to embrace and preserve learning

500

A society has a stable food supply if it

A gives food to the king

B buys food from other groups

C has enough food for its people 

D it gets food by hunting and fishing

C has enough food for its people

500

The Sumerian civilization had a social structure with different social levels and jobs. A social structure is 

A How much in taxes a king collects from each class

B The Way a civilization is organized 

C How the government treats the lower class

D The way scribes record social events

B The Way a civilization is organized

500

How did the Akkadians get the resources to build up their capital city?

A Collected tribute from conquered peoples

B Mined precious stones in the mountains

C Printed paper 

D Expanded irrigation to grow bigger crops 

A Collected tribute from conquered peoples

500

Vocab: having a great deal of variety 

Diverse

500

How did people in climates that prevented the development of agricultural settlements survive?

A they depended on the sea for food

B they migrated to different climates over time

C they migrated to find food

D they traded with groups to obtain goods

C they migrated to find food

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