Geography 1 and World History 2 Assessment

that there was only one God that was all-powerful

that God sent his only son to earth to atone for the sins of mankind

that there were many gods living on a mountain in present-day Greece

Scribe

Specialist

Trader

Specialization

Institutionalization

Civilization

4000 BC

3000 BC

2500 BC

Empires

Monarchies

Democracies

Hammurabi

The Amorites

The temple priests

To establish trade routes

To record religious beliefs

To organize the military

Through military conquest

Through religious conversion

Through forced migration

Ramses II

Cleopatra

Tutankhamun

Controlling the army

Overseeing religious matters

Maintaining the government

a. To show the Earth's core

b. To provide a three-dimensional view of Earth

d. To display real-time weather patterns

a. Geologists

c. Astronomers

d. Meteorologists

a. A satellite orbiting Earth

b. A method of creating three-dimensional maps

d. A tool for measuring distances on a globe

a. Political map

b. Climate map

d. Population density map

a. Maintaining accurate colors

b. Representing elevation

d. Showing political boundaries

a. GPS

c. NOAA

d. Hubble

a. Relative location

c. Psychological location

d. Time location

a. Functional region

b. Perceptual region

d. Psychological region

a. The exact number of miles between two points

b. The time it takes to travel between two locations

d. The official boundaries between regions

a. Oasis

b. Floodplain

d. Cataract

a. Indus and Ganges rivers

c. Deserts to the east

d. Coastal tropical lands

a. Buddhism

b. Christianity

d. Islam

a. Yangtze and Mekong

c. Pearl River and Yellow River

d. Yangtze and Amur

b. A religious ceremony performed by priests

c. The cycle of seasons in ancient China

d. The belief in ancestral spirits

a. Zhou Dynasty

b. Qin Dynasty

c. Xia Dynasty

a. Communism

b. Democracy

d. Capitalism