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MC DECODING PERIODS 1 & 2 MC DECODING PERIODS 1 & 2

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1 Which of the following best explains the overall trend shown in the chart A The environmental impact of the forced Polynesian migrations B The environmental impact of ID: 760285

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MC DECODINGPERIODS 1 & 2

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1. Which of the following best explains the overall trend shown in the chart? A. The environmental impact of the forced Polynesian migrations B. The environmental impact of the Polynesian conquest of areas in Asia and the Indian Ocean C. The environmental impact of the maritime migrations of the Polynesian peoples D. The environmental impact of the Columbian Exchange on Polynesia

Slide3

1. Which of the following best explains the overall trend shown in the chart? A. The environmental impact of the forced Polynesian migrations B. The environmental impact of the Polynesian conquest of areas in Asia and the Indian Ocean C. The environmental impact of the maritime migrations of the Polynesian peoples D. The environmental impact of the Columbian Exchange on Polynesia

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2. In addition to the effects shown on the graph, the movement of peoples in world history often resulted in which of the following? A. The diffusion of languages B. The creation of a single currency C. The end of a barter system of trade D. The lowering of tariffs and trade barriers

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2. In addition to the effects shown on the graph, the movement of peoples in world history often resulted in which of the following? A. The diffusion of languages B. The creation of a single currency C. The end of a barter system of trade D. The lowering of tariffs and trade barriers

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3. The section of the passage regarding duties of the citizens most clearly reflects which of the following philosophies? A. Confucianism B. Daoism C. Buddhism D. Shintoism

“When the August Emperor came to the throne, he created regulations and made the laws intelligent, and his subjects cherished his instructions…

In the 26th year of his rule, he for the first time unified all under Heaven, and there were none who did not submit.

The August Emperor is personally sage, and has brought peace to all under Heaven, and has been tireless in government….

His maxims and rules spread all around, and far and near everything has been properly organized, and everyone receives the benefits of his sagely ambitions.

Noble and base have been divided off and made clear, and men and women conform in accordance with propriety and carefully fulfill their duties…

His influence will last to all eternity, and the decrees he bequeaths will be revered, and his grave admonitions will be inherited forever.”

--

Sima

Qian, Chinese historian,

The Annals of Qin

, ca. 2

nd

century B.C.E

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3. The section of the passage regarding duties of the citizens most clearly reflects which of the following philosophies? A. Confucianism B. Daoism C. Buddhism D. Shintoism

“When the August Emperor came to the throne, he created regulations and made the laws intelligent, and his subjects cherished his instructions…

In the 26th year of his rule, he for the first time unified all under Heaven, and there were none who did not submit.

The August Emperor is personally sage, and has brought peace to all under Heaven, and has been tireless in government….

His maxims and rules spread all around, and far and near everything has been properly organized, and everyone receives the benefits of his sagely ambitions.

Noble and base have been divided off and made clear, and men and women conform in accordance with propriety and carefully fulfill their duties…

His influence will last to all eternity, and the decrees he bequeaths will be revered, and his grave admonitions will be inherited forever.”

--

Sima

Qian, Chinese historian,

The Annals of Qin

, ca. 2

nd

century B.C.E

Slide8

4. The passage’s reference to the duties of men and women best reflects which of the following characteristics of ancient Chinese culture? A. Although men and women has specific duties based upon gender, they were considered equal in the household. B. Ancient China was one of a handful of ancient societies in which women assumed similar responsibilities to men. C. Patriarchy shaped gender and family relations in ancient China. D. The concept of filial piety determined the relationship between husbands and wives.

“When the August Emperor came to the throne, he created regulations and made the laws intelligent, and his subjects cherished his instructions…

In the 26th year of his rule, he for the first time unified all under Heaven, and there were none who did not submit.

The August Emperor is personally sage, and has brought peace to all under Heaven, and has been tireless in government….

His maxims and rules spread all around, and far and near everything has been properly organized, and everyone receives the benefits of his sagely ambitions.

Noble and base have been divided off and made clear, and men and women conform in accordance with propriety and carefully fulfill their duties…

His influence will last to all eternity, and the decrees he bequeaths will be revered, and his grave admonitions will be inherited forever.”

--

Sima

Qian, Chinese historian,

The Annals of Qin

, ca. 2

nd

century B.C.E

Slide9

4. The passage’s reference to the duties of men and women best reflects which of the following characteristics of ancient Chinese culture? A. Although men and women has specific duties based upon gender, they were considered equal in the household. B. Ancient China was one of a handful of ancient societies in which women assumed similar responsibilities to men. C. Patriarchy shaped gender and family relations in ancient China. D. The concept of filial piety determined the relationship between husbands and wives.

“When the August Emperor came to the throne, he created regulations and made the laws intelligent, and his subjects cherished his instructions…

In the 26th year of his rule, he for the first time unified all under Heaven, and there were none who did not submit.

The August Emperor is personally sage, and has brought peace to all under Heaven, and has been tireless in government….

His maxims and rules spread all around, and far and near everything has been properly organized, and everyone receives the benefits of his sagely ambitions.

Noble and base have been divided off and made clear, and men and women conform in accordance with propriety and carefully fulfill their duties…

His influence will last to all eternity, and the decrees he bequeaths will be revered, and his grave admonitions will be inherited forever.”

--

Sima

Qian, Chinese historian,

The Annals of Qin

, ca. 2

nd

century B.C.E

Slide10

The passage reflects which of the following continuities of world history? A. Imperial governments of the Classical era promoted policies that discouraged war. B. Imperial governments increasingly centralized governments as well as creating elaborate legal systems and bureaucracies. C. All of the Chinese dynasties that advocated a strong central government kept the Mandate of Heaven for several centuries. D. Due to the advances of the Qin, China remained the strongest power in Asia through the twenty-first century.

“When the August Emperor came to the throne, he created regulations and made the laws intelligent, and his subjects cherished his instructions…

In the 26th year of his rule, he for the first time unified all under Heaven, and there were none who did not submit.

The August Emperor is personally sage, and has brought peace to all under Heaven, and has been tireless in government….

His maxims and rules spread all around, and far and near everything has been properly organized, and everyone receives the benefits of his sagely ambitions.

Noble and base have been divided off and made clear, and men and women conform in accordance with propriety and carefully fulfill their duties…

His influence will last to all eternity, and the decrees he bequeaths will be revered, and his grave admonitions will be inherited forever.”

--

Sima

Qian, Chinese historian,

The Annals of Qin

, ca. 2

nd

century B.C.E

Slide11

The passage reflects which of the following continuities of world history? A. Imperial governments of the Classical era promoted policies that discouraged war. B. Imperial governments increasingly centralized governments as well as creating elaborate legal systems and bureaucracies. C. All of the Chinese dynasties that advocated a strong central government kept the Mandate of Heaven for several centuries. D. Due to the advances of the Qin, China remained the strongest power in Asia through the twenty-first century.

“When the August Emperor came to the throne, he created regulations and made the laws intelligent, and his subjects cherished his instructions…

In the 26th year of his rule, he for the first time unified all under Heaven, and there were none who did not submit.

The August Emperor is personally sage, and has brought peace to all under Heaven, and has been tireless in government….

His maxims and rules spread all around, and far and near everything has been properly organized, and everyone receives the benefits of his sagely ambitions.

Noble and base have been divided off and made clear, and men and women conform in accordance with propriety and carefully fulfill their duties…

His influence will last to all eternity, and the decrees he bequeaths will be revered, and his grave admonitions will be inherited forever.”

--

Sima

Qian, Chinese historian,

The Annals of Qin

, ca. 2

nd

century B.C.E

Slide12

6. The location of the image above best supports which of the following characteristics of the Paleolithic Era? A. Early humans settled extensively in Europe and Asia. B. Humans drastically altered the environment to make a place to live. C. Humans adapted to and relied on their environment to survive. D. Early humans never settled in one area for more than a month.

CAVES OF LASCAUX, FRANCE, C. 15,000 BP

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6. The location of the image above best supports which of the following characteristics of the Paleolithic Era? A. Early humans settled extensively in Europe and Asia. B. Humans drastically altered the environment to make a place to live. C. Humans adapted to and relied on their environment to survive. D. Early humans never settled in one area for more than a month.

CAVES OF LASCAUX, FRANCE, C. 15,000 BP

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7. Which of the following historical statements coincides with the image? A. Pastoralists helped to disseminate new forms of transportation. B. Humans created new tools to enable them to hunt more effectively. C. Rulers claimed divine power to conquer other tribes in their area. D. Humans domesticated large animals to trade for other goods.

CAVES OF LASCAUX, FRANCE, C. 15,000 BP

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7. Which of the following historical statements coincides with the image? A. Pastoralists helped to disseminate new forms of transportation. B. Humans created new tools to enable them to hunt more effectively. C. Rulers claimed divine power to conquer other tribes in their area. D. Humans domesticated large animals to trade for other goods.

CAVES OF LASCAUX, FRANCE, C. 15,000 BP

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8. Which of the following most closely describes the people who created the image? A. They were an agricultural society B. They were a pastoral society C. They were a hunting- foraging society D. They were a commercial society

CAVES OF LASCAUX, FRANCE, C. 15,000 BP

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8. Which of the following most closely describes the people who created the image? A. They were an agricultural society B. They were a pastoral society C. They were a hunting- foraging society D. They were a commercial society

CAVES OF LASCAUX, FRANCE, C. 15,000 BP

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9. Which of the following descriptions is most accurate about the social organization of the people who created the image? A. They had a well-established hierarchy based on hunting skill B. They lived in patriarchal nuclear family units C. They lived in small egalitarian bands D. They had clear leadership help by priests to appease the god

CAVES OF LASCAUX, FRANCE, C. 15,000 BP

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9. Which of the following descriptions is most accurate about the social organization of the people who created the image? A. They had a well-established hierarchy based on hunting skill B. They lived in patriarchal nuclear family units C. They lived in small egalitarian bands D. They had clear leadership help by priests to appease the god

CAVES OF LASCAUX, FRANCE, C. 15,000 BP

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