Unit 1 Pre-Classical
Unit 2 Classical Civilizations
Unit 3 Emerging Societies
Unit 4 Conflict & Interactions
100

Around what geographic feature did civilization first spring up?

What is...

- River Valley's 

100

Trade along the routes of the Silk Road led to —


What is...

- the intercontinental spread of disease.


100

Which of the following was a major effect of the decline of the Roman Empire?


What is... 

- Western Europe entered a period of disorder and chaos.


100

Which of the following civilizations was a continuation of the former Roman Empire under which the Code of Justinian was developed?


What is...

- The Byzantine Empire

200

How did the development of agriculture during Neolithic times impact people those living in the Middle East? 

What is...

- It led to the establishment of permanent settlements  

200

What did the Mesopotamian's use their form of writing for? 

What is... 

- Recording business transactions of daily life 

200

The leader most closely associated with the fusion of cultures into Hellenistic society is —


What is...

- Alexander the Great

200

What is the feudal system is based on 

What is...

- Land ownership 

300

What are the 4 Pre-Classical Civilizations we studied? 

What is...

- Mesopotamia 

- Egypt 

- India 

- China

300

As new civilizations came to power in the Fertile Crescent, the cultural traditions of the civilizations that had previously occupied the area —


What is...

were adopted and adapted by the newcomers.


300

Describe the roles of citizens within ancient Athens & Sparta 

What is...

- Sparta's gov't was much stricter meaning citizens had a little role in political matters 

- Athens' gov't was a democracy, allowing their citizens to be more involved in political matters 

300

The social systems we've studied can be and have been most represented in what type of illustrations/diagram? 

What is...

- Pyramids 

- Triangles 


400

How did the Code of Hammurabi & Jewish Ten Commandments impact future political & legal ideas?  

What is... 

- Future civilizations look @ these laws & codes as an example or models on how to maintain an orderly society 

400

What have archaeological studied of the Indus Valley cities of Mohenjo-daro & Harappa revealed? 

What is...

- They have uncovered evidence of urban planning in these cities, proving that the early civilizations were extremely innovative 

400

Both the Han dynasty and the Roman Empire built what that allowed their empires to be successful —

What is... 

- Roads 

400

The Great Yuan, the Golden Horde, the Il-Khanate, and the Chagatai Khanate were all territories formed out of the fractured —


What is...

- The Mongolian Empire

500

The Neolithic Revolution made life different for people how? & What is the Neolithic Revolution? 

What is...

- People were able to settle in places for longer periods of time 

- People were able to begin specializing in certain areas 

- The Neolithic Revolution was when agriculture boomed 

500

The Silk Road made possible the —

What is...

- exchange of economic and spiritual ideas between Hindus and Muslims.


500

The philosophical and scientific advances made during the Golden Age of Islam can, in large part, be attributed to —


What is...

- the cultural diversity of the Islamic world.


500

Which of the following statements best describes how medieval Islam and medieval Christianity affected the societies in which they were dominant?


What is...

- Under the influence of medieval Islam and Christianity, people's personal lives were dictated by their religion.