WHAP study Guide
1 The society of the Etruscans was ruled by………kings……
2 How democratic was the Athenian democracy? Best description………………were allowed to chose their own city councils………………………
3 The rise of private armies directly threatened the existence of the Roman republic. ……Julius Ceasar, MarkAnthony, and …… commanded private armies.
4 In Homer’s Iliad and odyssey the ancient Greeks were portrayed as ……powerful gods………
5 Buddhism gradually lost its popularity in India because ………………………………………
6 Between the mid-eighth and the late sixth centuries B.C.E., the Greeks founded more than four hundred colonies along the shores of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea. The driving force behind such a movement was primarily …………………………
7 Plato’s beliefs were…………………………
8 Among the principle of Jainist ethics, the most important was ………………………………………
9 The Upanishads can be characterized as A) The spiritual longing of the Aryans
B) The blending of Aryan and Dravidian values
C) The further development of the religious tradition of the Dravidians
D) A how-to book of religious ritual
E) None of the above
10 Augustus’ government was …………………………
11 According to legend, Siddhartha Gautama, the first Buddha, ………………………………………
12 The Indo-Europeans who migrated to the Indian subcontinent were ………………………………………
13 The White Huns occupied Bactria and prepared to cross the Hindu Kush into India during the fourth and fifth centuries. Their invasions …………………………
14 Regarding Alexandria of Egypt, it had ……………
15 In classical india …………………………
16 A women in classical Greece could……obtain weapons to protect the polis, manage the family shop after her husband dies, file for the husband leaving his child but just be ignored by the court,………
17 After the Punic wars the Romans …………………………
18 The invasions of Darius and Alexander played an important role in Indian politics and history because …………………………
19 Compared with the Mauryan empire, the Gumpta empire was ………………………………………
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2 How democratic was the Athenian democracy? Best description………………were allowed to chose their own city councils………………………
3 The rise of private armies directly threatened the existence of the Roman republic. ……Julius Ceasar, MarkAnthony, and …… commanded private armies.
4 In Homer’s Iliad and odyssey the ancient Greeks were portrayed as ……powerful gods………
5 Buddhism gradually lost its popularity in India because ………………………………………
6 Between the mid-eighth and the late sixth centuries B.C.E., the Greeks founded more than four hundred colonies along the shores of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea. The driving force behind such a movement was primarily …………………………
7 Plato’s beliefs were…………………………
8 Among the principle of Jainist ethics, the most important was ………………………………………
9 The Upanishads can be characterized as A) The spiritual longing of the Aryans
B) The blending of Aryan and Dravidian values
C) The further development of the religious tradition of the Dravidians
D) A how-to book of religious ritual
E) None of the above
10 Augustus’ government was …………………………
11 According to legend, Siddhartha Gautama, the first Buddha, ………………………………………
12 The Indo-Europeans who migrated to the Indian subcontinent were ………………………………………
13 The White Huns occupied Bactria and prepared to cross the Hindu Kush into India during the fourth and fifth centuries. Their invasions …………………………
14 Regarding Alexandria of Egypt, it had ……………
15 In classical india …………………………
16 A women in classical Greece could……obtain weapons to protect the polis, manage the family shop after her husband dies, file for the husband leaving his child but just be ignored by the court,………
17 After the Punic wars the Romans …………………………
18 The invasions of Darius and Alexander played an important role in Indian politics and history because …………………………
19 Compared with the Mauryan empire, the Gumpta empire was ………………………………………
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