Unit 1 CCA Review
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- Q 1/23Score 0A valid conclusion drawn from these facts is that Roman women—29Could hold political officesHad some legal rightsHad the right to voteWere equal to men
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- Q1A valid conclusion drawn from these facts is that Roman women—Could hold political officesHad some legal rightsHad the right to voteWere equal to men30s
- Q2The information on the map describes the spread of—JudaismChristianityIslamHindu30s
- Q3The political ideas developed in Athens of Ancient Greece and in Republican Rome influenced the development of—communist government in Chinatheocracy in Iranmilitary juntas in Latin Americademocracy in America30s
- Q4One explanation for the fall of the Roman Empire was that it—banned long-distance trade causing economic straingrew too large to govern the territories effectivelyrefused the aid of foreign mercenariesrequired devotion to a single religion30s
- Q5How did Rome’s geography influence the development of the Roman Empire?The lengthy, rugged seacoast encouraged frequent invasions by hostile foreignersThe central location of the peninsula contributed to Roman control of the Mediterranean regionA harsh climate prevented sufficient agricultural productionUnnavigable rivers in the northern part of the peninsula protected the Romans from their neighbors30s
- Q6Because it illustrates government, job specialization and social class structure, the diagram above best represents—features of civilizationfactors that led to the Neolithic Revolutionthe impact of geography on the ancient worlda monotheistic society30s
- Q7Which of the following was a result of the mountainous terrain of Greece?Greek city-states did not have to import most of their foodBarbarians constantly threatened city-statesForeign armies could easily invade by landCity-states developed mostly independent of each other30s
- Q8The Republic in Rome governed according to—Government that is controlled by a select few wealthy individuals.Total control of the Empire by rule of a dictator.Government that forces the citizens to pay taxes & obey laws that a king made.Election of a Representative senate that chose the Consuls.30s
- Q9Which generalization about the Roman Empire can be made based on the information shown in this chart?Olive oil was the most important of the Roman trade goods.Expansion of the empire provided access to many trade goods.Rome traded only outside of the empire.Conquered areas were required to build structures with marble from Greece.30s
- Q10What conclusion can best be drawn from the development shown below?The Phoenician, Greek, and Latin alphabet were unrelatedA people’s culture often has a strong influence on its institutionsThe spread of ideas often has little impact on cultureThe alphabet spread from Phoenicia to Greece later to Rome30s
- Q11Which culture became known for building marble temples with ideal proportions, statues of athletes with ideal feature, and the first works of drama and history?Ancient GreeceAncient EgyptThe Persian EmpireThe Roman Empire30s
- Q12Who were Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle?Consuls of the Roman RepublicPhilosophers of ancient GreeceReligious leaders of the ancient HebrewsPharaohs of ancient Egypt30s
- Q13What conclusions can be drawn about these two different structures?Art and architecture were unimportant elements in each societyUse of technology allowed for complex architectural achievementsThey both had a complex social structure and political systemBoth developed along rivers and relied extensively on farming30s
- Q14Based on the information on this map, which location represents the easternmost spread of Buddhism from its starting point of expansion?JapanYun-gangChang’anKorea30s
- Q15Which Chinese philosophy best completes this graphic organizer?MaoismLegalismConfucianismDaoism30s
