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What is bureaucracy?

A
territories ruled by a central government
B
money paid to a ruler to ensure protection and to prove loyalty
C
the people, including the priests, who practice a certain form of religion
D
the structure of a government, including the people who help it function
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The map shows the Assyrian Empire in 850-609 BCE.

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south of the Red Sea.
B
north of the Black Sea.
C
in the Middle East.
D
in Europe.
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This image is a depiction of the Assyrians.

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peaceful farmers.
B
scholars.
C
military conquerors.
D
seafarers.
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Zoroastrianism developed in which ancient empire?

A
Assyrian
B
Greek
C
Phoenician
D
Persian
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How did the Royal Road benefit the Persians?

A
It prevented invaders from entering the Persian Empire.
B
It encouraged the building of Persian naval vessels.
C
It established communication throughout the Persian Empire.
D
It helped the Persians reach Rome and then conquer it.
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The Phoenician alphabet was later adapted for use by the

A
Romans.
B
Greeks.
C
Sumerians.
D
Egyptians.
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The most important reason for Assyria’s military successes was its

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brave soldiers.
B
location on the Tigris River.
C
use of new technologies.
D
kind treatment of the people it conquered.
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The map shows the Persian Empire in 550-330 BCE.

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southern Europe and the Fertile Crescent
B
Persia, the Fertile Crescent, and the eastern Mediterranean Sea
C
the lands surrounding the Mediterranean Sea
D
North Africa, Rome, and Persia
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Zoroastrianism introduced which idea?

A
There is more than one god.
B
There is both a heaven and a hell.
C
The emperor is God’s true prophet.
D
Humans are free to choose sin or virtue.

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