Choose the letter of the best answer. Some questions have exhibits, choose the letter of the best answer.
230 B.C.
210 B.C.
202 B.C.
221 B.C.
Five
Four
Six
One
202 B.C.
165 B.C.
195 B.C.
157 B.C.
Empress Lu
Liu Bang
Er Shi
Huidi
221 B.C.
210 B.C.
208 B.C.
230 B.C.
Copan
Tikal
Uxmal
Palenque
Chichen Itza and Piedras Negras
Palenque and Copan
Chichen Itza and Copan
Palenque and Chichen Itza
Copan
Palenque
Piedras Negras
Uxmal
Tikal
Palenque
Chichen Itza
Uxmal
Tikal
Palenque
Copan
Uxmal
The numbers 1 through 9
Addition and subtraction
The multiplication tables
Algebra
A belief in reincarnation
The holy teaching of the Vedas
The teachings of the dharma
The worship of many gods
Their practices developed into Hinduism and the caste system
They destroyed the Harappans' culture and civilization
Their leader united INdia under one rule and set of laws
They were the first to farm in India
Winter monsoons bring warm winds from the south
Waters of the Indian Ocean warm the nearby land
Mountains keep cold northern winds from much of India
Rain from Arabian Sea warms India
The Bhagavad Gita
The Mahabharata
The Vedas
The Eightfold Path
Spreading teachings that became Buddhism
Uniting Aryan kingdoms into an empire
Writing the Bhagavad Gita
Determining the number of days in a year
Rivers
Mountains
Jungles
Volcanoes
Reincarnation
Reaching nirvana
Meditation
Missionary work
Confucianism
Daoism
Leagalism
Naturalism
Qin dynasty
Han dynasty
Shang dynasty
Zhou dynasty
Confucianism
Leagalism
The Mandate of Heaven
Daoism
It contains the first set of laws issued by Asoka
It is the only account of the Aryans' conquest of the Harappans
It created the caste system and sets the duties of every member of society
It is the most important text of Hinduism
Their worship of the jaguar spirit
Their development of a writing system
Their geographic location in the Americas
Their use of irrigation in agriculture
Moche
Mayan
Chavin
Olmec
Nazca
Moche
Lowland Meso-Americans
Highland Meso-Americans
Only Confucianism
Daoism and Confucianism
Leagalism and Daoism
Confucianism and Leagalism
Trade
Making pottery
Farming
Making textiles (cloth)
An invasion
A natural disaster
A revolt
An increase in taxes
Shang dynasty
Han dynasty
Zhou dynasty
Qin dynasty
Along the banks of the Huang He River
In the Indus Valley
In the valleys of the Pamir mountains
At the edge of the Gobi Desert
They built a complex agricultural society
They influenced peoples that came later
They developed a large trading network
They were an ancient civilization
Warriors
Farmers
Merchants
Priests
Their leader united India under one rule and a set of written laws
Their practices developed into Hinduism and the caste system
They destroyed the Harappans' culture and civilization
They were the first to farm in what is now India
Wu Wang during the Zhou Dynasty
Shi Huangdi during the Qin Dynasty
Wudi during the Han Dynasty
Liu Bang during the Han Dynasty
He built highways and set standards for money and writing
He dissolved the army so that it could not be used against him
He built the Great Wall to keep people from escaping his rule
He gave land to China's nobles so that they would be loyal to him
The holy teachings of the Veda
The worship of many gods
A need to make sacrifices in life
A belief in reincarnation
For religious rituals and ruler announcements
For tombs and religious rituals
For tombs and calendars
For religious rituals and centers of trade
They gave us the system of numbers we use today
They were the first to use irrigation for watering crops
They discovered the Earth revolved around the Sun
They developed the world's first method of writing
Chili peppers and squash
Corn and chili peppers
Squash and peanuts
Beans and corn
The Silk Roads connected the continents of Europe and Asia
Traders carried ideas and customs to and from China as well as trade goods
Silk was introduced into China by traders who traveled the Silk Roads
Trade with other peoples encouraged the growth of Chinese agriculture