WESTERN CIVILIZATION FINAL EXAM STRAIGHTERLINE 2025 UPDATED ACTUAL EXAM
WITH CORRECT SOLUTIONS.
Cities were the result of innovations which took place roughly - (ANSWER)13,000 years ago
Cave paintings, such as those found in Lascaux, France, are evidence of development of -
(ANSWER)language as well as religious and artistic ideas
before 11,000 B.C.E., virtually all human societies were - (ANSWER)nomadic, moving incessantly in
search of limited food
Since human beings in the Palaeolithic period had no domestic animals, - (ANSWER)They had no
significant wealth beyond what they could carry
The common religion of the Sumerians - (ANSWER)included many gods, with a different god worshipped
in each city-state
Slavery in Sumerian society was - (ANSWER)usually the result of capture during war
The Egyptians developed elaborate tombs and burial techniques - (ANSWER)to enable a person's
afterlife and ensure he or she had all that was necessary there
During the late bronze age in the ancient near east, the two great imperial powers were - (ANSWER)new
Kingdom Egypt and the Hittite empire
The most fearsome warriors of the Bronze Age were the - (ANSWER)Hittites
Which of the following was a deadly new innovation introduces by the Hittites? - (ANSWER)Horse-drawn
chariot
The New Kingdom, particularly the Eighteenth Dynasty, was marked by - (ANSWER)the peak of Egyptian
cultural achievement, and political and military power
, WESTERN CIVILIZATION FINAL EXAM STRAIGHTERLINE 2025 UPDATED ACTUAL EXAM
WITH CORRECT SOLUTIONS.
Hatsheput was regularly portrayed as masculine in Egyptian statuary because - (ANSWER)she regularly
led her troops in men's clothing
Evidence of widespread trade and diverse cultural influences was particularly pronounce in -
(ANSWER)coastal cities
The Iliad and the Odyssey - (ANSWER)provide evidence about early and archaic Greece
The growing class of aristocrats at the end of the early age of Greece made their wealth by -
(ANSWER)engaging in trade and commercial enterprises
Every four years, the Olympic Games were held to honor - (ANSWER)Zeus
Greek aristocrat who seized power and ruled outside the traditional constitutional framework was called
- (ANSWER)tyrant
Aristotle was critical of what would today be viewed as democrat, a government he referred to as -
(ANSWER)mob rule
Democracy originated in Greece from the idea of the demos, which literally means -
(ANSWER)neighborhood
Which of the following accurately describes the Spartans' view of diplomacy and trade? - (ANSWER)They
had no interest in commerce for fear that it would distract them from military pursuits
The switch from subsistence by food gathering to food production - (ANSWER)was a momentous
revolution that made stable settlements possible
The Neolithic Revolution allowed women to - (ANSWER)have more children and devote more time to
child care
WITH CORRECT SOLUTIONS.
Cities were the result of innovations which took place roughly - (ANSWER)13,000 years ago
Cave paintings, such as those found in Lascaux, France, are evidence of development of -
(ANSWER)language as well as religious and artistic ideas
before 11,000 B.C.E., virtually all human societies were - (ANSWER)nomadic, moving incessantly in
search of limited food
Since human beings in the Palaeolithic period had no domestic animals, - (ANSWER)They had no
significant wealth beyond what they could carry
The common religion of the Sumerians - (ANSWER)included many gods, with a different god worshipped
in each city-state
Slavery in Sumerian society was - (ANSWER)usually the result of capture during war
The Egyptians developed elaborate tombs and burial techniques - (ANSWER)to enable a person's
afterlife and ensure he or she had all that was necessary there
During the late bronze age in the ancient near east, the two great imperial powers were - (ANSWER)new
Kingdom Egypt and the Hittite empire
The most fearsome warriors of the Bronze Age were the - (ANSWER)Hittites
Which of the following was a deadly new innovation introduces by the Hittites? - (ANSWER)Horse-drawn
chariot
The New Kingdom, particularly the Eighteenth Dynasty, was marked by - (ANSWER)the peak of Egyptian
cultural achievement, and political and military power
, WESTERN CIVILIZATION FINAL EXAM STRAIGHTERLINE 2025 UPDATED ACTUAL EXAM
WITH CORRECT SOLUTIONS.
Hatsheput was regularly portrayed as masculine in Egyptian statuary because - (ANSWER)she regularly
led her troops in men's clothing
Evidence of widespread trade and diverse cultural influences was particularly pronounce in -
(ANSWER)coastal cities
The Iliad and the Odyssey - (ANSWER)provide evidence about early and archaic Greece
The growing class of aristocrats at the end of the early age of Greece made their wealth by -
(ANSWER)engaging in trade and commercial enterprises
Every four years, the Olympic Games were held to honor - (ANSWER)Zeus
Greek aristocrat who seized power and ruled outside the traditional constitutional framework was called
- (ANSWER)tyrant
Aristotle was critical of what would today be viewed as democrat, a government he referred to as -
(ANSWER)mob rule
Democracy originated in Greece from the idea of the demos, which literally means -
(ANSWER)neighborhood
Which of the following accurately describes the Spartans' view of diplomacy and trade? - (ANSWER)They
had no interest in commerce for fear that it would distract them from military pursuits
The switch from subsistence by food gathering to food production - (ANSWER)was a momentous
revolution that made stable settlements possible
The Neolithic Revolution allowed women to - (ANSWER)have more children and devote more time to
child care
