History Of The Early World Set 4
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This set of History of the Early World Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on History Of The Early World Set 4
Q1 | One similarity between the decline of the Roman Empire and the fall of the ManjuDynasty was that both initially led to
- improved economic conditions
- democratically elected governments
- political chaos and decentralization of government
- major accomplishments of art, science, and technology.
Q2 | The ancient Greek city states of Sparta and the Soviet Union under Stalin were similar inthat both societies
- were primarily concerned with the health of their people
- were powerful military states
- granted universal suffrage to their people
- placed great emphasis on literature and the arts.
Q3 | One result of the Neolithic Revolution was
- an increase in the number of nomadic tribes
- a reliance on hunting and gathering for food
- the establishment of villages and the rise of governments.
- a decrease in trade between cultural groups.
Q4 | A similarity of the rule of the ancient Mongols and the ancient Greeks is that both
- protected the human rights of the peoples they controlled
- destroyed the civilizations they defeated
- remained isolated and peaceful for centuries
- established vast empires and spread their culture to the people they conquered.
Q5 | The code of Hummurabi is an example of
- written rules for legal procedures.
- the power of strong kings to control trade
- regulations on the way to conduct wars against neighboring nations
- the power of a legislature to veto laws passed by absolute monarchs.
Q6 | In the ancient kingdom of Mali and in the Roman Republic an important feature of lifewas the development of
- codified laws
- social and political equality
- gender equality
- political security.
Q7 | The study of culture primarily involves
- observing the physical environment of people
- learning why various peoples live as they do
- understanding the technology of modern machinery
- analyzing the personalities of the children in the same family.
Q8 | Buildings such as the gothic cathedrals in Western Europe and the Parthenon in ancientGreece reflect each
- imperialistic attitude
- cultural values
- belief in democracy
- rigid social structure
Q9 | Before towns and cities can develop in a society, the society needs to establish
- an educational system
- an agricultural surplus
- a writing system
- a democratic government.
Q10 | The invention of writing systems and the growth of cities occurred only in civilizations
- originated in south asia
- developed matriarchal leadership
- developed complex institutions
- borrowed heavily from the greeks and the romans
Q11 | In most societies urbanization has
- weakened traditional values and life patterns
- strengthened the influence of the extended family system
- discouraged economic growth
- promoted population growth
Q12 | Recent archaeological studies suggest the theory that
- the earliest humans evolved in the rift valley in africa
- farming societies developed before hunting and gathering societies
- all the continents were settled at about the same time
- the wheel was used by all ancient societies.
Q13 | In most traditional societies the teaching of values is mainly the responsibility of the
- judicial system
- government
- educational system
- family
Q14 | “Feudal Society” the book written by
- marc bloch
- perry anderson
- henry pirenne
- arnold toyenbee
Q15 | Who opined the growth of Christianity was the cause of the down fall of Roman Empire
- j.b bury
- edward gibbon
- arther forrill
- arnold toyenbee
Q16 | Who made Christianity as the official religion of the Roman Empire?
- theodosius
- constantine
- julius caesar
- octovian
Q17 | Who was the last ruler of the Roman Empire?
- theodosius
- constantan
- romulus augustus
- julia
Q18 | “History of Rome “written by
- livy
- tacitus
- julius caesar
- aeneid
Q19 | Microliths a type of tools used by
- mesolithic
- palaeolithic
- neolithic
- mettal age
Q20 | The invention of wheel was during the period of
- palaeolithic
- mesolithic
- neolithic
- chalcolithic
Q21 | “Urban Revolution “the term coined by
- gorden child
- flinders petrie
- pitt rivers
- henrich schlleman
Q22 | The Patron deity of Ur
- nanna
- zeus
- sphinx
- anu
Q23 | Ziggurat, The temple of heaven was situates at
- mesopotamia
- ur
- memphis
- harappa