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1 SOL REVIEW QUESTIONS for World History and Geography to 1500 A.D. WHI.2 REVIEW #1 What shaped how early human societies lived their lives? On what continent did the first forms of man evolve? What form of early man emerged about 100,000 to 400,000 years ago? Homo sapiens migrated from Africa to where? How did early man gain his food? Early man was dependent on the availability of what? WHI.2 REVIEW #2 Early man was able to overcome his physical environment because he developed what? Name 2 characteristics of hunter-gatherer societies. Name 4 things which developed during the Old Stone Age. What is another name for the Old Stone Age? A person who migrates in search of food, water and shelter is a _?_. What group developed the first tools and weapons? WHI.2 REVIEW #3 Name 5 things which developed during the New Stone Age. What is another name for the New Stone Age? What effect did agriculture have on how early man lived? What does carbon dating do? What is an artifact? Who studies past cultures by locating & analyzing human remains, fossils, and artifacts? What archaeological site in England was built during the Neolithic period & Bronze Age?

2 WHI.3 REVIEW #4 What did river valleys provide for early civilizations? The area located from the Mediterranean coast to Mesopotamia is called what? When did the first river civilizations appear? Egypt is located next to what river? What area is located between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers? What river valley civilization was located in India? On what river was China s river civilization located? WHI.3 REVIEW #5 The Nile River is located on what continent? On what continent is Mesopotamia located? Where did the first civilizations develop? What groups invaded river valley civilizations? Who settled between the Mediterranean Sea and Jordan River Valley? What group settled along the Eastern Mediterranean coast? What civilization was located on the upper Nile River Valley? WHI.3 REVIEW #6 Where were the Cradles of Civilization located? Who ruled Egypt? How did rulers in the river valleys gain power? What is a dynasty? (True)(False) Most river civilizations had a rigid class system. What was accepted in most river valley civilizations? The government of early Mesopotamian civilizations often had a centralized government based on what? WHI.3 REVIEW #7 Name the two written law codes of the Fertile Crescent. What is an empire? What political system is characterized by a city and its surrounding lands? What were two metals used to make tools and weapons?

3 What group traded throughout the Mediterranean Sea and on Middle Eastern rivers? Name 3 reasons river valley civilizations had an agricultural surplus. Where were the world s first cities located? WHI.3 REVIEW #8 People who do work according to their skills are practicing what? What type of religion did most people of the Fertile Crescent practice? What type of religion did the Hebrews follow? Judaism is the foundation of what other religions? Which civilization was the first to follow one God? Who led the Hebrews out of Mesopotamia and helped found the Jewish faith? Who received the Ten Commandments? WHI.3 REVIEW #9 What is the holy city of the Hebrews? Who led the Jews out of Egypt? What states the proper moral and religious conduct for Hebrews? What is the written records and beliefs of the Hebrews? What is the belief in one God? What is the religion of the Hebrews? The Hebrews were captured and taken to Babylon. What is this called? WHI.3 REVIEW #10 The Hebrews were forced to leave Palestine because they rebelled too often. What is this called? What civilization used hieroglyphics? What were 2 important cultural innovations developed in early river valleys? What civilization developed the alphabet as we know it? What civilization used cuneiform? The earliest written symbols were called what? WHI.4 REVIEW #11 The Persian civilization developed from what previous civilizations?

4 How did the Persians treat the people they conquered? What is a bureaucracy? What religion did the Persians follow? What did the Persians do to improve communication and trade in their empire? Who had the largest empire in the ancient world before Alexander the Great? What was the second river valley in India to be settled? WHI.4 REVIEW #12 Who invaded and conquered the original Indus River Valley civilization? What was India s rigidly structured social system based on occupation? Name 3 geographic barriers which made invading India harder. What mountains are to the west of the Indian sub-continent? What mountains are to the east of the Indian sub-continent? Through what mountain range did invaders reach India? What are the 2 main rivers of the Indian subcontinent? WHI.4 REVIEW #13 What did the caste system influence? During what empire was India s Golden Age of Culture? Name 2 non-religious contributions of India. What was the religion of classical India? What religion believes in one major deity who takes many forms? The Indian cycle of rebirth is called what? Future reincarnation based on present behavior is what? WHI.4 REVIEW #14 What are the sacred writings of Hinduism? What religion did Siddhartha Gautama found? Where was Buddhism founded? What does a Buddhist have to do to gain Enlightenment? Who was Buddha? Who sent missionaries to spread Buddhism throughout Asia? What are the 2 basic beliefs of Buddhism? In what river valley was classical China s civilization located?

5 WHI.4 REVIEW #15 What is another name for the Huang He? From where did migratory invaders enter China? Why was the Great Wall built? About when did China s civilization begin? What 2 religions did China contribute? Who built the Great Wall of China? The ruling families of China were called what? Chinese rulers served under the authority of what? WHI.4 REVIEW #16 What does this mean? Chinese emperors were considered to be what? What connected China to cultures as far away as Rome? People who work for the bureaucracy of China were part of what? What fabric did China contribute to the world? Name 4 contributions of classical China. What religion believes that humans are good, not bad? Name 5 beliefs of Confucianism WHI.4 REVIEW #17 In what country do citizens respect their elders and worship their ancestors? What belief of Confucianism still influences China today? What represents opposites in Daoism and Confucianism? What religion believes in a simple life and inner peace? What religion believes man should live in harmony with nature? Buddhism from where spread throughout Asia? What 3 religions are practiced in China?

6 WHI.5 REVIEW #18 What geographic feature shaped the economic, social, and political development of Greece? The Hellenic civilization took place in what country? How did the Greeks spread the Hellenic culture? What sea is located east of Greece? What sea is located south of Greece? What strait leads to the Black Sea? What peninsula is located east of Greece? WHI.5 REVIEW #19 What area was located north of Greece and was the home of Alexander the Great? What were the 2 main city-states of Greece? Why was agriculture limited in ancient Greece? To trade one good for another is to do what? What was the chief occupation of the Greeks? Greeks practiced barter, but later changed over to what? What geographical feature isolated and hindered the development of Greek city-states? WHI.5 REVIEW #20 Why did the Greeks colonize outside Greece? What did the design of Greek city-states promote? The Greeks practiced what kind of religion? Name 3 things Greek mythology explained. - - Why is Greek mythology still important today? What did Zeus represent? What did Artemis represent? What did Apollo represent?

7 WHI.5 REVIEW #21 What did Athena represent? What did Hera represent? What did Aphrodite represent? What city-state had the most democratic government of its time? Who were Greek citizens? What responsibility did Greek citizens have? What 3 groups had no political power? What kind of government was ruled by one family who inherited power? WHI.5 REVIEW #22 What government is ruled by a small group of nobles? What government is ruled by one person who seized power? What government is ruled by citizens who could vote? Who created written laws with severe punishments? Who improved the legal system & expanded participation in the Assembly? What city-state had a direct democracy? What 3 democratic principles began in Athens? - - WHI.5 REVIEW #23 Which Greek city-state had a militaristic and aggressive society? What Greek city-state had an oligarchy? Which city-state had a rigid social structure? What type of government is ruled by a small group? Which wars united Athens and Sparta against an external enemy? What was a result of the Persian War for Athens? Name 2 battles of the Persian Wars. WHI.5 REVIEW #24 A result of the Persian War for the Greeks was the control of what sea?. Which war came first--peloponnesian or Persian? What was the alliance headed by Athens?

8 What war was caused by competition between Athens & Sparta for control of the Greek world? What war caused a slowing of culture and a weakening of political power in Greece? What was the alliance headed by Sparta? Who was Pericles? WHI.5 REVIEW #25 Who rebuilt Athens after the Persian Wars? What building was rebuilt after the Persian Wars? During the reign of _?_, democracy was extended so all adult male citizens could vote & participate in the gov t. The Golden Age of Pericles was between what 2 wars? Who wrote the Iliad & the Odyssey? Name 2 Greek dramatic playwrights. Name the first Greek historian. WHI.5 REVIEW #26 What Greek historian wrote about the Peloponnesian War? Who was the Greek sculptor who created the statue of Athena in the Parthenon? What kind of columns are on the Parthenon? What were the 3 types of Greek columns? Who was the Greek who developed the lever and pulley? Who was the father of medicine? Name 3 Greek philosophers. Who developed a theory about right triangles? WHI.5 REVIEW #27 Who was the father of geometry? What war made it easier for the Macedonians to conquer Greece? What Macedonian conquered most of Greece? Name 3 areas controlled by Alexander the Great. What did Alexander the Great spread? Who conquered the Persian Empire and most of the ancient world?

9 How was Hellenistic culture spread? What was Hellenistic culture? WHI.6 REVIEW #28 Where was Rome located? Name two advantages of Rome s location. What protected Italy from northern invaders? What protected Italy on all other sides? On what landform is Italy located? What advantages did the Mediterranean Sea provide for Rome? What type of religion did Rome follow? How has Roman mythology influenced western art and culture? WHI.6 REVIEW #29 Did Rome s religion influence its politics, culture and art? Name 3 things Roman mythology explained. Roman mythology was based on what? What did Jupiter represent? What did Juno represent? What did Apollo represent? What did Venus represent? What did Diana represent? WHI.6 REVIEW #30 What did Minerva represent? Name 3 groups in Roman society who had no rights. Non-Romans living in the Roman Republic were called what? What was the highest Roman social class and who was in it? Roman slavery was not based on what? The majority of Rome s population was what class? Who were forced by conquest to become servants to the Romans? WHI.6 REVIEW #31

10 Who held citizenship in Rome? Who had the privilege of voting in Rome? Name 2 responsibilities of Roman citizenship. What kind of democracy did Rome have? Who was elected by the Assembly & served Rome for one year? Who served in the Senate and Assembly? The written laws of Rome were called what? The Punic Wars were between whom? WHI.6 REVIEW #32 Rome s victory in the Punic Wars led to the diffusion of what? The Punic Wars were fought because of competition for what? Who invaded the Italian peninsula during the Second Punic War? Who won the Punic Wars? The Third Punic War resulted in the destruction of what? What wars were fought from BC? At the end of the Punic Wars, Rome controlled the lands around what sea? WHI.6 REVIEW #33 Name 3 results of the Punic Wars? - Name 4 areas which became part of the Roman Empire. Name 4 causes for the decline of the Roman Republic. What replaced the Roman republic? Define inflation. What did devaluation of Roman currency cause? Who was in the First Triumvirate? A civil war broke out between the Senate and whom? WHI.6 REVIEW #34 What happened to Julius Caesar?

11 Who defeated Marc Anthony at the Battle of Actium? Who was the first emperor of Rome? How did Rome unify and enlarge its empire? What was a weakness of the Roman political system? Name 3 things Augustus Caesar instituted when he established the Roman Empire. What was the Pax Romana? WHI.6 REVIEW #35 What emperor established the Pax Romana? What was expanded and solidified during the Pax Romana? Name 3 effects of the Pax Romana on the economy. What effect did a uniform system of money have on the Pax Romana? Name 2 social impacts of the Pax Romana. Rule by law describes what? During what period did a civil service and uniform rule of law develop? WHI.6 REVIEW #36 What is the civil service? Christianity was based on what religion? What kind of religion was Christianity? Who was proclaimed the Messiah? Who originated Christianity? Why did the Romans persecute Christians? Name 3 basic beliefs of Christianity. What was the holy book for Christians? WHI.6 REVIEW #37 Who established early Christian doctrine? What was the goal of the Apostles?

12 What does the New Testament contain? Who helped to establish Christianity as a separate religion? Who was the first Christian emperor? What emperor legalized Christianity? How did the Romans treat the Christians? What became the moral authority of the late Roman Empire? WHI.6 REVIEW #38 What was the main unifying force in western Europe after the fall of Rome? After the fall of the Roman Empire, to whom did the people of Europe give their loyalty? What spread Roman culture? What temple was built by Hadrian in Rome and has a freestanding dome? What area in Rome was the center of gov't and religion? It was an amphitheater where gladiator games were held. The Appian Way is an example of a _?_. This carried water to Roman cities. WHI.6 REVIEW #39 Most Roman buildings have this architectural feature. Name 3 examples of public health in Rome. Who was Ptolemy? What language did they speak in Rome? Languages which came from Latin are called what? Name 3 Romance languages. Who wrote the Aeneid? What were the 2 most important religions in Rome? WHI.6 REVIEW #40 What principle of law came from Rome? What were the Twelve Tables? Why did the Western Roman Empire fall? Name 2 economic factors for the fall of Rome. Who did the Roman army include at the fall of Rome?

13 (True)(False) No one factor caused Rome to fall. What was the result in the inclusion of barbarians in the army? What factor led to the moral decay of Rome? WHI.6 REVIEW #41 Name 2 factors which increased Rome s political weakness. When did the Roman Empire fall? Who invaded the Roman Empire? Who moved the capital of the Roman Empire to Byzantium? What became Byzantium s new name? What event caused the fall of the Western Roman Empire? What did the Eastern Roman Empire become? WHI.7 REVIEW #42 Name 4 advantages of Constantinople s location What was the capital of the Byzantine Empire? What ended the Byzantine Empire? The Byzantine Empire helped preserve what cultures? Who codified Roman law? What impact did Justinian s code have on western Europe? Under what emperor did the Byzantine empire reach its height of culture and prosperity? WHI.7 REVIEW #43 Name 3 accomplishments of Justinian. Who is the most well known Byzantine Emperor? What Byzantine emperor reconquered many formerly Roman territories? What enabled a distinct Byzantine art and architecture to develop? What tradition influenced Byzantine culture? What are the religious images of the Byzantine Empire? What is a mosaic? Where were mosaics used?

14 WHI.7 REVIEW #44 What is the Byzantine domed church in Constantinople? What language was spoken in the Byzantine Empire? What type of Christianity was practiced in the Byzantine Empire? What did Byzantine libraries preserve? What weakened the unity of the Christian Church? Where was the Eastern church centered? What language did the Eastern church use? What language did the Western church use? WHI.7 REVIEW #45 Where was the Western church centered? Who was accepted as the leader of the Western church? Who accepted the practice of celibacy? What was the result of the differences between the Eastern and Western Christian churches? What civilization influenced Eastern Europe & Russia? What church did Russia and Eastern Europe adopt? How did Eastern Europe and Russia come into contact with the Byzantine Empire? Who developed the Slavic alphabet? What civilization influenced Russian architecture and religious art? WHI.8 REVIEW #46 Who founded Islam? What type of religion is Islam? Who is The Prophet? What are the two holiest cities of Islam? Where are they located? Where was the first Muslim Empire located? What does Allah mean? What is the holy book of Islam? Name 3 of the Five Pillars of Islam.

15 WHI.8 REVIEW #47 Name 3 prophets Muslims believe in. Name 2 geographic barriers Muslims overcame to spread their religion. Where did Islam spread? Islam spread along what type of routes? What did a common language help Muslims to do? Did geographic barriers stop the spread of Islam? Why was Islam able to spread into the Fertile Crescent and Central Asia? What language did the Muslims spread? Slavery in Muslim countries was not based on. WHI.8 REVIEW #48 What are the 2 divisions of Islam? What battle saved Europe from the Muslims? What cities in the Middle East were conquered by the Muslims? What mosque is in Jerusalem? Name 3 contributions of Islamic society. How did Muslims save ancient texts? What was the artistic form used by Muslims in many of their mosques? Where did Arabic numerals originally come from? What 2 mathematical concepts did Muslims develop? Name 2 other achievements of the Muslims. WHI.9 REVIEW #49 What was the unifying force in western Europe after the fall of Rome? What gained importance as the Roman empire declined? Who anointed the Holy Roman Emperor? What needs of the people did the Roman Catholic Church serve? Name the 3 foundations of early medieval society. What preserved Greco-Roman cultural achievements?

16 What 2 things did Christian missionaries bring to the Germanic tribes? WHI.9 REVIEW #50 When did the pope anoint Charlemagne? What title did Charlemagne gain? Who served the religious and social needs of the people? What kind of system was established in Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire? Why did medieval Europe turn to feudalism? A serf owed obligations, especially protection to whom? What ended Roman protection to the Empire? WHI.9 REVIEW #51 A _?_ is the land a vassal received from a lord. What was the major part of lord/vassal relationships? A person who owed loyalty to a lord was a.. A person who worked for a lord was a... The _?_ system was the economic system of the Middle Ages. What did manors try to be? What kind of class structure did medieval Europe have? WHI.9 REVIEW #52 How did the Frankish kings expand their territory? The Church allied with whom to reestablish Roman culture in Western Europe? Who was responsible for a revival of learning and Roman culture? Who did the pope crown Holy Roman Emperor? What disrupted the social, economic, and political order of Europe? Who was invading Europe? What tribe invaded Hungary? Where did they come from? WHI.9 REVIEW #53 What Germanic tribes invaded England? Who attacked Europe from Scandinavia? Who settled in Russia?

17 What provided protection from these invaders? Name 3 results of the Germanic invasions on medieval Europe. What reinforced the feudal system? WHI.10 REVIEW #54 Trade routes developed between what 3 continents? What trade route crossed Asia to the Mediterranean Basin? What does maritime mean? What was traded across the Trans-Saharan trade route? Northern European trade routes were linked to what sea? Western European trade routes centered around what? Southeast Asian trade centered around what sea? What was exchanged between the Eastern Hemisphere trade routes? What was traded from lands around the Indian Ocean? WHI.10 REVIEW #55 What type of goods came from India, China, the Middle East, and later Europe? What goods came from China and Persia? Where did paper originally come from? How did paper get to Western Europe? What new crop came from India? Name 2 technological inventions from the Eastern Hemisphere? Name 2 new navigation technologies. Where did they come from? What ideas spread across the hemispheres? WHI.10 REVIEW #56 Buddhism spread from China to where? What religions spread from India to Southeast Asia? Where did Islam spread? What 2 inventions came from China? What 2 religions coexist in Japan? What is an archipelago?

18 What is the topography of Japan? Name 2 geographic features which helped to defend Japan? WHI.10 REVIEW #57 What separates Japan from the Asian mainland? Japan is near what 2 countries? Name 3 Chinese influences on Japanese culture. What is the ethnic religion of Japan? Name 3 important features of Shintoism. Who did the Japanese worship as part of their religion? What is the state religion of Japan? (True)(False) A person cannot be a follower of both Shintoism and Buddhism. WHI.10 REVIEW #58 What is the area south of the Sahara Desert called? What brought important economic, cultural, and religious influences to African civilizations? What 3 African civilizations developed in West Africa? What civilization developed in East Africa? What civilization developed in southern Africa? What civilization was located in the Ethiopian Highlands, near the Nile River? Christianity was the main religion of what African kingdom? What civilization was located near the Limpopo and Zambezi rivers, near the coast of the Indian Ocean? WHI.10 REVIEW #59 What was Great Zimbabwe? On what river were the civilizations of Ghana, Mali, and Songhai located? What city was a center of trade and learning in West Africa? What were the main products of the Trans-Saharan trade? What desert is near Ghana, Mali, and Songhai? What is animism? What religions did many civilizations of West Africa practice?

19 WHI.10 REVIEW #60 Match the technology to where it came from-- Paper Money a. Indian Ocean Paper b. India Crops to produce sugar c. China Compass d. China Lateen sail e. China Printing f. China WHI.11 REVIEW #61 What were the 3 civilizations of the Western Hemisphere? Where was the Mayan civilization located? What was Chichén Itzá? Who ruled Mayan city-states? What kind of religion did the Mayans have? What architectural feature characterized the Mayan civilization? On what was the Mayan economy based? WHI.11 REVIEW #62 Where was the Aztec civilization located? What was the main city of the Aztecs? Who ruled the Aztecs? On what was the Aztec economy based? What kind of religion did the Aztecs have? On what was the Aztec religion based? What architectural feature characterized the Aztec civilization? WHI.11 REVIEW #63 Where was the Incan civilization located? Who ruled the Incas? What was the main city of the Incas? On what was the Incan economy based? What kind of religion did the Incas have?

20 What advancements did the Incans achieve? Name 3 contributions of the Aztecs, Incas and Mayans. WHI.12 REVIEW #64 When did the European nation states begin to form? What did William the Conqueror unite? Who led the Norman Conquest? Who invaded and captured England in 1066? During whose reign did common law develop? Who signed the Magna Carta? What was the result of the Magna Carta? Who was the Hundred Years War between? What did it define for England? WHI.12 REVIEW #65 Who established the French throne? What became his capital? What did his dynasty achieve? What did the Hundred Years War define for France? Who was Joan of Arc? Why was she important? What rulers unified Spain? Who expelled the Muslim Moors from Spain? WHI.12 REVIEW #66 Who expanded the Spanish Empire in the Western Hemisphere? What ruler of Russia overthrew the Mongols? Name 3 achievements of Ivan the Great. Who held the power in Russia? What group influenced the unification of Russia? What was the goal of the Crusades? Who took part in the Crusades? Pope Urban s speech began what?

21 WHI.12 REVIEW #67 During the Third Crusade, what city was captured by the Christians? What did the crusaders establish in the Holy Lands? What Muslim leader captured Jerusalem? What city was sacked by western crusaders? Name 2 positive effects of the Crusades. Name 3 negative effects of the Crusades. Name 3 areas invaded by the Mongols. What were 2 results of these invasions? WHI.12 REVIEW #68 Who conquered Constantinople? When was it conquered? What did this conquest end? What was the capital of the Ottoman Empire? What is another name for the Black Death? When did it strike Europe? What areas were affected by the Black Death? Name 5 impacts of the Black Death. WHI.12 REVIEW #69 Who was educated during the Middle Ages? What was the nobility concerned with during the Middle Ages? Who was not educated during the Middle Ages? Where was ancient literature preserved? What is a monastery? What works were translated into Latin? What new knowledge did church scholars make available in Europe? What led to the rise of universities in Europe? WHI.13 REVIEW #70

22 What event introduced new products to Europe? What promoted contact between Europe and the Byzantine and Muslim Empires? Why were credit and banking developed? Why did Europe need to produce more goods to trade? What is usury? What 2 things helped secularize northern Italy? What does secular mean? What expanded the supply of money and made trade easier? WHI.13 REVIEW #71 What new bookkeeping practice was introduced? What was the Renaissance? What led to the rise of Italian city-states? Who were the civic leaders of the Italian city-states? Observations in The Prince were based on whom? Who wrote The Prince? What kind of government did The Prince state was best? WHI.13 REVIEW #72 Which of the following are True statements about/from The Prince? It states the guidelines of how to gain and keep power. It was a modern treatise on government. Absolute power is good. The end justified the means. A ruler should always do evil and good deeds only when necessary. WHI.13 REVIEW #73 What 3 Italian city-states controlled trade routes connecting Europe and the Middle East? Italian city-states distributed goods to what area of Europe? What kind of government did most Italian city-states have? Were Italian city-states united under one king? What is a patron?

23 How did most patrons gain their wealth? What did most patrons want glorified? What type of education was becoming the norm? WHI.13 REVIEW #74 What were the subjects of most medieval art and literature? What were the subjects of most Renaissance art and literature? Who painted the Mona Lisa and Last Supper? Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel and sculpted the David? Who wrote sonnets to Laura? Who was an Italian humanist scholar? Name 3 aspects of humanism. Where did the Italian Renaissance spread? How did it spread? WHI.13 REVIEW #75 (True)(False) The Northern Renaissance was the same as the Italian Renaissance. What supported Renaissance ideas in Northern Europe? What did Northern Renaissance thinkers blend? What did Gutenberg invent? What helped to spread the ideas of the Renaissance? Why did books become cheaper during the Renaissance? Who wrote The Praise of Folly? Who wrote Utopia? What subjects did the artists of the Northern Renaissance paint? IDENTIFY THE PICTURES BELOW--

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