AP World History Test 1-3

Question

What is not meant by culture?

Answer 1

shared religious beliefs

Answer 2

similar values

Answer 3

shared biological characteristics

Answer 4

material objects such as dwellings, clothing and tools

Answer 5

learned patterns of expression and action

Answer 6

the start of a bilateral trade system

Answer 7

the rise of agriculture

Answer 8

an architectural hallmark when people lived in buildings instead of caves

Answer 9

making large rock formations like Stonehenge for religious purposes

Answer 10

making tools out of materials including metal

Answer 11

construction of canals to bring water to distant fields

Answer 12

the region's high annual rainfall

Answer 13

the introduction of wheat crops

Answer 14

large numbers of animals for fertilizer

Answer 15

a highly motivated work force

Answer 16

took form as the elements of nature

Answer 17

were imagined to be humanlike in form and conduct

Answer 18

appeared in the bodies of kings on earth

Answer 19

were divine and perfect beings

Answer 20

were omniscient

Answer 21

that the society was extremely materialistic

Answer 22

the large quantity of semiprecious stones available

Answer 23

that Mesopotamian artisans were very skilled

Answer 24

widespread belief in the value of magic

Answer 25

the egalitarian nature of Mesopotamian religion

Answer 26

Egypt's interaction with other civilizations

Answer 27

Egypt's natural isolation and essential self-sufficiency

Answer 28

Egyptian dominance in metalworking

Answer 29

Egypt's surplus agricultural production and trade

Answer 30

Egypt's large population

Answer 31

based on fertile floodplains and river valleys

Answer 32

made possible by large agricultural surpluses

Answer 33

derived from an earlier, as yet undiscovered, "watershed" civilization

Answer 34

based on beer brewing and female labor

Answer 35

wiped out by a huge drought

Answer 36

That the Hakra River system dried up

Answer 37

that invaders from the north and east drove out the inhabitants

Answer 38

Massive flooding

Answer 39

salinization of farmland

Answer 40

increased erosion

Answer 41

shared knowledge with other archeologists and historians

Answer 42

the writing of the civilization must be deciphered

Answer 43

carbon dating of artifacts

Answer 44

analysis of exhumed bodies

Answer 45

all of these.

Answer 46

horse-drawn chariots carrying archers with composite bows

Answer 47

iron weapons

Answer 48

control of the Nile Delta region, so they could restrict irrigation to Egyptian agriculture

Answer 49

massive armed forces from a consolidated army of the Near East

Answer 50

superior administrative organization

Answer 51

Catal Huyuk

Answer 52

they had a large army of half a million men

Answer 53

they used iron weapons

Answer 54

they created a corps of professional soldiers

Answer 55

they had engineers who developed machines to besiege fortified towns

Answer 56

they had accomplished and wily diplomats

Answer 57

hey were pastoralists who did not write down their history for nearly 1000 years

Answer 58

the Bible was written for religious, not historical, purposes

Answer 59

the Hebrew Bible was written in several phases by different people

Answer 60

Hebrew civilization was interrupted by conquest several times

Answer 61

These are all problematic

Answer 62

Babylonians

Answer 63

was neglected by the Phoenecian Empire

Answer 64

was restricted by its more powerful neighbors

Answer 65

reflected an interest in protecting the sea trade

Answer 66

was constantly overturned by Greek powers

Answer 67

was based on Assyrian models

Answer 68

ancestors had special influence with the gods

Answer 69

it was a way of spreading Chinese rule to other East Asian societies

Answer 70

ancestors were necessary to ensure the birth of male children

Answer 71

matrilineal descent was important for fertility

Answer 72

it allowed people to cliam specific inheritance of property

Answer 73

he remained the strongest in the kingdom

Answer 74

he remained a wise and principled guardian of his people

Answer 75

he performed the correct ritual sacrifices

Answer 76

he produced a male heir

Answer 77

he kept the loyalty of the military

Answer 78

maintenance of tradition

Answer 79

characteristic of respect

Answer 80

Confucianism

Answer 81

Rationalism

Answer 82

By emphasizing the idea that the country is parallel to the famil

Answer 83

by expanding the traditional feelings of benevolence toward family so that they apply to all of humanity

Answer 84

by avoiding violence and promoting justice, loyalty, and dignity

Answer 85

by emphasizing the goodness of human nature and seeking to promote it through education, particularly of public officials

Answer 86

By emphasizing individual freedoms

Answer 87

"Book of Documents"

Answer 88

"Book of Songs"

Answer 89

"Book of Changes"

Answer 90

"Analects"

Answer 91

warfare and fragmentation of central order

Answer 92

invasion from the north

Answer 93

extension of trade via the Silk Road

Answer 94

a conservative government under a Legalist system

Answer 95

ren, or "humaneness," of the government toward its citizens

Answer 96

accepting the world as you find it, avoiding useless struggles, and adhering to the "path" of nature

Answer 97

unquestioning obedience to authority and reverence for structure brings success

Answer 98

emphasizing aggressive action and radical change

Answer 99

emphasizing communal action to promote the betterment of society

Answer 100

technological and social progress can solve all social skills

Answer 101

religion and the state in Chinese society

Answer 102

good and evil in Chinese morality

Answer 103

male and female roles in the natural order

Answer 104

the wisdom of age and the strength of youth

Answer 105

warrior and emperor in times of trouble

Answer 106

Government policies carefully regulated and promoted trade

Answer 107

Egypt built a river highway for the passage of gods

Answer 108

Nubia had no natural resources of its own and so needed to import them

Answer 109

It connected sub-Saharan Africa with North Africa

Answer 110

Actually, Nubia never did participate in the African trade networks, preferring isolationism

Answer 111

Nubian child hostages learned the Egyptian culture, religion and language

Answer 112

Nubians served as archers in the Egyptian armed forces and so learned Egyptian culture

Answer 113

Nubians traded for Egyptian goods

Answer 114

Nubians built Egyptian-style towns and temples to Egyptian gods and goddesses

Answer 115

All of the above

Answer 116

Celtic priests in Gaul and Britain

Answer 117

keepers of henges

Answer 118

the warrior elite of Germanic lands

Answer 119

spell-casters who ate human hearts

Answer 120

we don't know

Answer 121

never contributed property to a marriage

Answer 122

had no freedom in their secual relations

Answer 123

could inherit their husbands' estates

Answer 124

were regular combatants on the battlefield

Answer 125

were considered more "royal" than men

Answer 126

the belief in afterlife for everyone, rather than just for the elite

Answer 127

human sacrifice

Answer 128

more than 400 nature-based gods and goddesses

Answer 129

fertility cults with an emphasis on feminine religious poer

Answer 130

the belief in reincarnation

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