Which of these led to the development of the Harappan civilization?
A. Nomadic herders migrated from Central Asia to the Indus valley
B. Muslim traders came from Central Asia into South Asia
C. Farming villages on the Indus River developed into cities
D. Buddhism became the dominant religion in South Asia

Which of the following best describes the purpose of the New Deal?
A: Its purpose was to stimulate growth in culture and arts
B: Its purpose was to help children learn to read
C: Its purpose was to offer more farmland at low prices
D: Its purpose was to help the nation recover from the Great Depression

What are the Five Pillars of Islam?

A: the five things a Muslim must do

B: the five sacred religious journeys of Islam

C: the five duties expected of every Muslim

D: the five great prophets of Islam

Two of the major climate regions on Earth include _____.


wet and cold


polar icecaps and tundra


mountainous and flat


tropical and temperate continental


Which statement about air movement is true?


Global belts of air, called cells, circulate in each major latitude division.


Air movement in the temperate zones has little effect on precipitation.


Most winds across the U.S.A. and Europe blow from east to west.


Air movement affects temperature only when there are strong storms.


What are deciduous trees?


Trees that lose their leaves in the fall.


Trees that form a dense canopy.


Trees that have needles instead of leaves.


Trees that produce seed cones.


The average weather over many years is the _____.


climate


water cycle


temperature


precipitation


“Vegetation” refers to _____.


increasing plant growth in an area with a changing climate


the plants that naturally grow in a region


plants that bear tropical fruits


seasonal changes in the number of plants, usually during spring