January 2011 – Top Ten Quiz. Geneticists are tracing the movements of people in prehistoric Europe using our DNA as a time machine.... — Joe Palca, “Tracing.

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January 2011 – Top Ten Quiz

Geneticists are tracing the movements of people in prehistoric Europe using our DNA as a time machine.... — Joe Palca, “Tracing Human Migration Through DNA,” NPR Weekend Edition Saturday, August 11, 2007 This passage suggests that modern science can be used to (1) Aid historical analysis (2) Show the development of a point of view (3) Explain ancient medical practices (4) Predict future events

(1) Aid historical analysis

Why is Southeast Asia considered a crossroads? (1) Large deposits of oil are available. (2) A number of trade routes intersect. (3) A single culture is dominant. (4) Rivers serve as highways.

(2) A number of trade routes intersect.

Stained glass windows assist people in understanding Biblical stories. Taller and larger cathedrals emphasize the grandeur and glory of God. These statements best describe elements of (1) the Four Noble Truths (2) Chinese pagodas (3) Gothic architecture (4) Greek ideas

(3) Gothic architecture

One similarity between the Nile River valley and savanna lands in Africa is that they both (1) Served as major barriers to the movement of people and goods (2) Provided necessary resources for settlement (3) Are located on the western side of the continent (4) Had little effect on the lives of the people who lived in these regions

(2) Provided necessary resources for settlement

One way in which the Aztec and Inca civilizations are similar is that they both (1) Defeated the Spanish conquistadors (2) Developed advanced architectural techniques (3) Lacked strong central governments (4) Settled primarily in river valleys

(2) Developed advanced architectural techniques

Which statement accurately reflects population changes that occurred as a result of the Age of Exploration? (1) Most Latin American populations became more culturally diverse. (2) One third of Europe’s population died due to exposure to diseases from the Americas. (3) The introduction of goods from the Americas caused a decline in Asian populations. (4) Native Americans migrated to Africa causing increases in African populations.

(1) Most Latin American populations became more culturally diverse.

Which function of the United Nations is based on the concept of collective security? (1) Providing health services (2) Coordinating global peacekeeping (3) Monitoring educational programs (4) Assisting in agricultural research

(2) Coordinating global peacekeeping

Which region is most closely associated with conflict in the West Bank, Golan Heights, and the Sinai Peninsula? (1) East Africa (2) Middle East (3) Western Europe (4) Central Asia

(2) Middle East 1967: After the Six-Day War

One effect of the encomienda system in Latin America was that it (1) Eliminated the use of guilds (2) Promoted isolationism (3) Exploited indigenous peoples (4) Reduced Spanish influence

(3) Exploited indigenous peoples

In what way did the rivers of Russia influence its history? (1) They provided a network for trade between the Byzantine Empire and Russia. (2) They allowed Japan to defeat Russia in the Russo-Japanese War. (3) They were used by Napoleon to invade Russia. (4) They gave the Mongols a route to conquer Russia.

(1) They provided a network for trade between the Byzantine Empire and Russia.