David Wang

1st Test
10 Matching
2 essays
30 Multiple choice
1st part
Take 10 ppl and define
30 multiple choice (book and notes) (maybe 25)
Asked why one civilization is a civilization (8 indicators)
Outline and explain development of civilization (comparison to other culture) (how different stf) (life of
one of the civilizations)
Some parts of book not on exam
No ch 3 sec2 4, sec 3 6, sec 2 7,
Review Questions
1. Where would the Greeks meet? Acropolis
2. Later the Chinese empire, barter system
3. Scholars believe the Roman empire expanded because they wanted a buffer zone against attack.
4. Unlike the food supply of hunters/gatherers the farmer’s supply was more stable.
5. What would Cyrus do at local temple?
Kneel and pray
6. The Paleolithic social structure is thought to have been ugalitarian.
7. What was Plato’s most famous work?
Republic
8. China’s most valuable commodity is silk.
9. Name two ways in which Rome and Han empire were similar.
They had slavery, large families, well equipped military.
10. What did the Egyptians write on? Papyrus
11. Women’s roles in the Roman empire are most similar to children.
12. Who led the Delian League? Athens
13. What was the most important goddess? Isus
14. This was the connecter to the other places? Mediterranean
15. What book would guide souls after death [Egypt]? Book of Dead
16. When did the nile flood? September, July.
17. Shoka was the ruler Mauryan empire.
18. Who allowed the Jew to return to Jerusalem? Cyrus
19. What was the religion of the Persians? Zoroastian
20. What was the guardian spirit of each family called? Lares
21. When was Julius Caesar named dictator for life? 44 B.C.
22. The first domestication of plants and animals? Fertile Crescent of Mesopotamia
23. Because larger agricultural areas produce a surplus of
24. When did Menes unite Egyptian empires? 3100 B.C.
25. The Chinese tried to control nomadic charges by paying for something.
26. These used gravity to move water? Aquadox
27. This is the basis of roman money and wealth: land
28. Brahmins feared wide spread adoption of writing