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Foundations Practice Test
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Which term best describes history without written records?
Classical
Prehistoric
Modern
Industrial
What generally increased with early farming?
Permanent settlements
Constant nomadism in all groups
Elimination of storage
No social differentiation
Which river system supported early states in Egypt?
Nile
Amazon
Rhine
Yukon
What was a key function of many ancient cities?
Administrative and trade center
Only ceremonial use
Space launch sites
Wireless internet hubs
Guilds in medieval towns were mainly linked to:
Craft production and regulation
National military command
Television programming
Banking software
Which feature strongly shaped early modern global change?
Long-distance maritime trade
End of markets
Universal literacy by 1500
Fossil-fuel cars for all
Industrialization most directly expanded:
Factory wage labor
Hunting-only economies
Feudal dues everywhere
Horse-only freight networks
Which system improved long-distance 19th-century communication?
Telegraph
Smartphone apps
Fiber home internet
Satellite texting
Public sanitation systems in modern cities primarily aimed to:
Improve health outcomes
Increase horse breeding
Replace hospitals
End schooling
Archaeologists reconstruct daily life mainly through:
Material remains and context
Live interviews with ancient residents
News broadcasts
Social media data
In many premodern households, labor was often:
Mixed between domestic and productive work
Completely separate from family life
Automated by machines
Unrelated to food supply
Which transport shift accelerated industrial distribution?
Rail expansion
End of roads
Ban on shipping
Return to pack-only routes
What is a common reason written records are uneven by region and class?
Differential literacy and preservation
Identical archive coverage everywhere
Universal printing access in antiquity
No climate effects on documents
Urban crowding in the industrial era often created pressure for:
Housing and public health reform
Elimination of all labor laws
Reduced water access
End of mass transit
Which statement best fits modern globalization?
Consumption linked to global supply chains
No cross-border economic connections
Local production disappeared entirely
Exchange ended in the 20th century
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