History Midterm Quizzes & Trivia

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United States History (Midterm Review)

This will be a cumulative comprehensive review of all information covered up to this point.

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 1309 | Last updated: Jun 20, 2017

Sample Question
Which ammendment abolished slavery and prohibited involuntary servitude?

13

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AP World History Midterm Study Guide Quiz

10th grade AP World history midterm exam quiz-helps with certain midterms extremelly-if not, just a good review on chapters 1-24 in the Stearns Book

Questions: 5 | Attempts: 6862 | Last updated: Mar 7, 2013

Sample Question
What are some of the characteristics of the human species before the advent of civilization?

Agricultural communities based on equality for all

Hunter/gatherer societies that spread to various geographical settings

Lived in tight knit communities that warred constantly with each other

Advanced speech and the beginnings of trade between peoples

History 1 Midterm

Test I. Multiple choice. Select the correct answer of your choice.

Questions: 5 | Attempts: 51 | Last updated: Feb 13, 2013

Sample Question
1. It refers to a genuine and deep love for the family.

Adaptability

Family Orientation

Flexibility

Hard Work and Industry

History Midterm - River Valley Civilizations

River Valley civilizations! Taken almost directly from Mr. Lindsay's Exam Sheet

Questions: 13 | Attempts: 99 | Last updated: Feb 12, 2013

Sample Question
What geographic conditions fostered the first cities?

Mountains

Flat plains

Rivers/river valleys

Trees/forests

US History I Honors Midterm Review

Do you want to study for the US History I Honors midterm? Do you have Brown or Stark? Try taking this test! WARNING: It will not cover everything that may be included on this test. Getting an "A"...

Questions: 7 | Attempts: 99 | Last updated: Feb 12, 2013

Sample Question
Summarize the following philosophers' views on what government should be like: Plato, Locke, Montesquieu, Voltaire (in that order).

Only some were fit to rule; we should enter into a social contract; prevent crimes, not punish them; we need an absolute leader

Only some were fit to rule; men are free to have their life, liberty, and property; split power into legislative, executive and judicial; people should have firm rights

People should have firm rights; we need an absolute leader; men are free to have their life, liberty, and property; only some were fit to rule

People should have firm rights; we need an absolute leader; prevent crimes, not punish them; split power into the legislative, executive, and judicial

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