A government ran by a ruling family

Based on the map, the Fertile Crescent was land located—

between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers

Which of the following were most impacted by the Neolithic Revolution?

Surplus of food due to new methods of production and shelter

Which accurately describes how geography affected the growth of Egypt and Mesopotamia?

River valleys provided rich soil to grow plentiful crops

Which of the following was NOT a result of the mountainous terrain of Greece?

Volcanic eruptions constantly threatened city-states

What was a result of the domestication of animals & the cultivation of crops?

People were able to live in one place

Why is the Neolithic Revolution considered to be a turning point in world history?

Domestication of animals and farming led to settlements

How did Italy’s geography influence the development of the Roman Empire?

Its location in the Mediterranean allowed Roman trade

Which was the worse for the Christian Church? Great Schism, Crusades, or Bubonic Plague?

Crusades, Great Schism, Bubonic Plague

A key result of the Neolithic Revolution was—

a greater population in settled communities

Which of the following is NOT a feature or characteristic of Early Civilizations?

Hunted and gathered food for survival

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Questions 79

Answers

1
the grandson of Genghis Khan, assumed the titleGreat Khan when he united the 4 khanates.
Charlemagne
Caden Khan
Kublai Khan
Genghis Khan Jr
2
military and political genius who united theMongols andhis name translates to “universal ruler”
Genghis Khan
Kublai Khan
Philip II
William the Conqueror
3
A dynasty is-
A government ran by a ruling family
An east Asian religion
Is a complex system of government checks and balances
Is nasty
4
The information on the map describes the spread of—
Hindu
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
5
a code of behavior for knights in medievalEurope, stressing ideals/devotion tolord/God/women
Clergy
Chivalry
Lay Investiture
Feudalism
6
style of church architecture in medieval Europe featuring stained glass windows, pointed arches
Norman
Gothic
Papal
Feudal
7
Based on the map, the Fertile Crescent was land located—
east of the Zagros Mountains
in south of Africa
between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
along the west coast of Europe
8
ruled the Frankish Kingdom and helped spread Christianity in western Europe
Charlemagne
Joan of Arc
Richard Lion-Hearted
William the Conqueror
9
A dramatic rise in prices. (One of the problems faced by Diocletian)
inflation
infanticide
infantilism
infatuation
10
A government where citizens directly control and vote on laws and policies of a nation
Monarchy
Tyranny
Oligarchy
Democracy
11
Wealthy, powerful, aristocratic Romans
consuls
patricians
Pokemons
plebeians
12
Which of the following were most impacted by the Neolithic Revolution?
Creation of monotheist religions & democratic governments
The establishment of social classes and the arts
Surplus of food due to new methods of production and shelter
New forms of transportation and new trade routes
13
A body of legislators who advised consuls, controlled the $, & proposed laws in Roman Republic
Assemblies
dictators
Consuls
Senate
14
Which accurately describes how geography affected the growth of Egypt and Mesopotamia?
Large deserts provided many mineral deposits
Access to the Atlantic Ocean provided trade routes
Large savanna areas provided protection from invaders
River valleys provided rich soil to grow plentiful crops
15
Which of the following was NOT a result of the mountainous terrain of Greece?
Greek city-states had to import most of their food
Volcanic eruptions constantly threatened city-states
Foreign armies were unable to successfully invade
City-states developed mostly independent of each other
16
Venetian trader who was captured by the Mongols and forced into servitude under Kublai Khan
Charlemagne
Richard the Lion-Hearted
Marco Polo
Han Solo
17
a conflict in which England and France battledon French soil on and off from 1337 to 1453
Hundred Years' War
Crusades
Holy Roman War
Middle Ages War
18
Pharaohs ruled as kings of-
Indus
Ethiopia
Egypt
England
19
What was a result of the domestication of animals & the cultivation of crops?
People were able to live in one place
Desertification became widespread
Population went on decline
Men replaced women as planters
20
Why is the Neolithic Revolution considered to be a turning point in world history?
Fire was used as a source of energy for the first time
Domestication of animals and farming led to settlements
Stone tools and weapons were first developed
Spoken language was used to improve communication
21
Emperor who famously converted to Christianity & founded the capital of Eastern Roman Empire
Diocletian
Constantine
Julius Caesar
Theodosius
22
Christian ceremonies in which God’s grace is transmitted to people. Ticket to salvation
Tithe
Fief
Sacraments
Vassal
23
Using this map, which body if water was most likely the center of Roman trade?
Black Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Red Sea
Mediterranean Sea
24
Rome's first law code; plebeians forced patricians to write them down & post in the Forum.
Dirty Dozen
Twelve Angry Men
Twelve Tribes of Israel
Twelve Tables
25
a religious community of men (called monks) who devote themselves to a life of prayer & worship
Cathedrals
Monasteries
Crusades
Selijuks
26
A government that is controlled by a select few wealthy individuals
Monarchy
Oligarchy
Tyranny
Democracy
27
What's this (water system carrying water from countryside into cities)
aquafina
aqueducts
aquarium
aqualung
28
Mongol Peace
Pax Italiana
Pax Romana
Pax Americana
Pax Mongolica
29
Emperor Constantine moved the capital of the Empire from the city of Rome to here
Mongol City
New Rome
Crete
Byzantium
30
A spiritual leader who, according to Hebrew prophecy, would restore Israel & bring world peace
messiah
minister
dictator
consul
31
a body ofrepresentatives that makes laws for a nation
Inquistion
Parliament
Estates-General
Simony
32
The language of Rome; evolves into French, Italian, Romanian, Spanish, etc.
Hebrew
Greek
Latin
Phoenician
33
the leader of the huns, a hybrid group of mongolians/germanics who constantly attacked Romans
Genghis
Kublai
Attila
Joan
34
What religion follows the teachings and ways of the "Enlightened One"?
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
Confucianism
35
How did Italy’s geography influence the development of the Roman Empire?
The coast encouraged frequent invasions by foreigners
A harsh climate prevented sufficient agricultural production
Rivers in the north protected the Romans
Its location in the Mediterranean allowed Roman trade
36
William the Conqueror’s descendent. He married Eleanor ofAquitaine to gain more land in France
Louis II
Henry II
Philip II
Gregory II
37
Which was the worse for the Christian Church? Great Schism, Crusades, or Bubonic Plague?
Crusades
Great Schism
Bubonic Plague
38
a lord’s estate in feudal Europe
Great Hall
Manor
Black Cube
Khanate
39
A key result of the Neolithic Revolution was—
a greater population in settled communities
a quick transition to the manufacture of iron engines
an improvement in the status of women
the widespread growth of nomadic living
40
a teenage French girl who talked to saints helped France defeat England, burned at the stake
Kublai Khan
Hugh Capet
Joan of Arc
Jan Hus
41
In China, the belief in filial piety reflects the influence of—
Shinto
Confucianism
Buddhism
Jainism
42
Which culture was known for building marble temples, statues of athletes & study history?
Ancient Greece
The Persian Empire
The Roman Empire
Ancient Egypt
43
The Code of Hammurabi was designed to—
provide a framework for the development of democracy
create a stable society
emphasize the importance of life after death
promote relations with other cultures to encourage diffusion
44
What building material was invented by Roman engineers?
concrete
vaults
domes
arches
45
Which of the following is NOT a feature or characteristic of Early Civilizations?
Cities
Government built public work projects
Hunted and gathered food for survival
Complex Polytheistic Religions
46
in feudal Europe, a person who controlled land and could therefore grant estates to vassals
Fief
Clergy
Knight
Lord
47
a family’s payment of 1/10 of its income to achurch
Tithe
Fief
Serf
Sacrament
48
A government system run by elected officials.
empire
oligarchy
republic
dictatorship
49
in medieval Europe, an armored warrior whofought on horseback
Crusader
Knight
Vassal
Lord
50
the effort by Christian leaders to drive theMuslims out of Spain, lasting from the 1100s-1492
Feudalism
Papacy
Reconquista
Inquisition
51
One similarity between the ancient civilizations in Egypt and China is that they developed—
Written forms of communication
Democratic governments
Monotheistic belief systems
Nomadic lifestyles
52
The common people of Rome.
patrician
plexiglass
plebeian
palimony
53
an estate granted to a vassal (nobles) by a lordunder the feudal system in medieval Europe
Parliament
Sacrament
Fief
Tithe
54
Hammurabi's laws are different from the Laws of Moses largely because-
Laws of Moses are spiritual & Hammurabi's laws were social
They were written from different time periods
They isn't any differences, they are the same laws
Laws of Moses are social and Hammurabi's laws were spiritual
55
The concept of zero & the creation of the decimal system are most closely associated with the—
Inca Empire
Song Dynasty
Tokugawa Shogunate
Gupta Empire
56
T/F: Rome's government changed over time from an empire to a republic.
False
True
57
The ideals developed in Athens and in the Roman Republic influenced the development of—
theocracy in Iran
democracy in America
communist government in China
militias in Latin America
58
The early governments in the ancient River Valleys were less centralized because of—
the existence of city states
trade was too distant to communicate
weakness of their armies
the absence of writing
59
Which geographic factor was most important to the early river valley civilizations
Fertile soils
Vast deserts
Smooth coastlines
High mountains
60
One similarity that all early civilizations all had was that they-
Built pyramids
Were polytheistic
Were monotheistic
Had only one capital city
61
concerned with worldly rather than spiritual matters (Political over Religion)
Tithe
Secular
Feudal
Chivalry
62
T/F: In early Rome, plebeians had most of the power & patricians had to struggle for rights
False
True
63
Which of the following was NOT a problem faced by the Roman empire that led to its fall?
weak emperors
no beer
invasion
inflation
64
A 200+ year period of prosperity and stability due to trade, law, stable government, & peace.
A pox on both your houses
Persian Empire
Pax Romana
Mesopotamia
65
an assembly of representatives from all three ofthe estates, or social classes, in France
Estates-General
Magna Carta
Parliament
Common Law
66
medieval Christian warriors sought to recover control of the Holy Land from the Muslims
Crusaders
Inquisition
Magna Carta
Great Schism
67
Christianity grew out of what religion?
Greek mythology
Judaism
Hinduism
Islam
68
a disease that spread across Asia andEurope in the mid-14^th century, killing million of people
Inquisition
Bubonic Plague
Reconquista
Great Schism
69
the pope who called for a “holy war” or crusades against the Muslims to regain the Holy Land
Urban II
Philip IV
Henry II
Philip II
70
This architectural achievement best indicates that—
Entertainment was important to these ancient societies
Advanced technology existed in early civilizations
Religion was of little importance
Trade routes existed between China and the Americas
71
the era in European history that followed the fall of the Roman Empire, from about 500 – 1500
Middle Ages
Khanate of the Golden Horde
Selijuk Empire
Reformation
72
Who were Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle?
Philosophers of ancient Greece
Pharaohs of ancient Egypt
Consuls of the Roman Republic
Religious leaders of the ancient Hebrews
73
a medieval peasant legally bound to live on a lord’s estate
Serf
Vassal
Slave
Prisoner
74
One way in which the Hammurabi's Code and the Ten Commandments are similar is that they—
Provide codes of behavior
Describe secularism
Establish gender equality
Promote polytheism
75
he divided the Roman Empire into the East and the West to solve the economic crisis
Charlemagne
Constantine
Romulus Augustulus
Diocletian
76
name of the Eastern half of the Roman Empire after it split into two rival empires
Byzantine Empire
Mongolia
Constantine Empire
Holy Roman Empire
77
T/F: First Rome promoted the spread of Christianity, but in the end brutally cracked down on it
False
True
78
Series of 3 wars fought between Rome & Carthage; Rome won & controlled Western Mediterranean
Punic Wars
Pumice stone
Cupcake Wars
Persian Wars
79
an empire established in Europe in the 10^thcentury CE, lands in what is now Germany andItaly
Carolingian Empire
Capetian Empire
Byzantine Empire
Holy Roman Empire

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Questions 79

Answers

1
the grandson of Genghis Khan, assumed the titleGreat Khan when he united the 4 khanates.
Charlemagne
Caden Khan
Kublai Khan
Genghis Khan Jr
2
military and political genius who united theMongols andhis name translates to “universal ruler”
Genghis Khan
Kublai Khan
Philip II
William the Conqueror
3
A dynasty is-
A government ran by a ruling family
An east Asian religion
Is a complex system of government checks and balances
Is nasty
4
The information on the map describes the spread of—
Hindu
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
5
a code of behavior for knights in medievalEurope, stressing ideals/devotion tolord/God/women
Clergy
Chivalry
Lay Investiture
Feudalism
6
style of church architecture in medieval Europe featuring stained glass windows, pointed arches
Norman
Gothic
Papal
Feudal
7
Based on the map, the Fertile Crescent was land located—
east of the Zagros Mountains
in south of Africa
between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
along the west coast of Europe
8
ruled the Frankish Kingdom and helped spread Christianity in western Europe
Charlemagne
Joan of Arc
Richard Lion-Hearted
William the Conqueror
9
A dramatic rise in prices. (One of the problems faced by Diocletian)
inflation
infanticide
infantilism
infatuation
10
A government where citizens directly control and vote on laws and policies of a nation
Monarchy
Tyranny
Oligarchy
Democracy
11
Wealthy, powerful, aristocratic Romans
consuls
patricians
Pokemons
plebeians
12
Which of the following were most impacted by the Neolithic Revolution?
Creation of monotheist religions & democratic governments
The establishment of social classes and the arts
Surplus of food due to new methods of production and shelter
New forms of transportation and new trade routes
13
A body of legislators who advised consuls, controlled the $, & proposed laws in Roman Republic
Assemblies
dictators
Consuls
Senate
14
Which accurately describes how geography affected the growth of Egypt and Mesopotamia?
Large deserts provided many mineral deposits
Access to the Atlantic Ocean provided trade routes
Large savanna areas provided protection from invaders
River valleys provided rich soil to grow plentiful crops
15
Which of the following was NOT a result of the mountainous terrain of Greece?
Greek city-states had to import most of their food
Volcanic eruptions constantly threatened city-states
Foreign armies were unable to successfully invade
City-states developed mostly independent of each other
16
Venetian trader who was captured by the Mongols and forced into servitude under Kublai Khan
Charlemagne
Richard the Lion-Hearted
Marco Polo
Han Solo
17
a conflict in which England and France battledon French soil on and off from 1337 to 1453
Hundred Years' War
Crusades
Holy Roman War
Middle Ages War
18
Pharaohs ruled as kings of-
Indus
Ethiopia
Egypt
England
19
What was a result of the domestication of animals & the cultivation of crops?
People were able to live in one place
Desertification became widespread
Population went on decline
Men replaced women as planters
20
Why is the Neolithic Revolution considered to be a turning point in world history?
Fire was used as a source of energy for the first time
Domestication of animals and farming led to settlements
Stone tools and weapons were first developed
Spoken language was used to improve communication
21
Emperor who famously converted to Christianity & founded the capital of Eastern Roman Empire
Diocletian
Constantine
Julius Caesar
Theodosius
22
Christian ceremonies in which God’s grace is transmitted to people. Ticket to salvation
Tithe
Fief
Sacraments
Vassal
23
Using this map, which body if water was most likely the center of Roman trade?
Black Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Red Sea
Mediterranean Sea
24
Rome's first law code; plebeians forced patricians to write them down & post in the Forum.
Dirty Dozen
Twelve Angry Men
Twelve Tribes of Israel
Twelve Tables
25
a religious community of men (called monks) who devote themselves to a life of prayer & worship
Cathedrals
Monasteries
Crusades
Selijuks
26
A government that is controlled by a select few wealthy individuals
Monarchy
Oligarchy
Tyranny
Democracy
27
What's this (water system carrying water from countryside into cities)
aquafina
aqueducts
aquarium
aqualung
28
Mongol Peace
Pax Italiana
Pax Romana
Pax Americana
Pax Mongolica
29
Emperor Constantine moved the capital of the Empire from the city of Rome to here
Mongol City
New Rome
Crete
Byzantium
30
A spiritual leader who, according to Hebrew prophecy, would restore Israel & bring world peace
messiah
minister
dictator
consul
31
a body ofrepresentatives that makes laws for a nation
Inquistion
Parliament
Estates-General
Simony
32
The language of Rome; evolves into French, Italian, Romanian, Spanish, etc.
Hebrew
Greek
Latin
Phoenician
33
the leader of the huns, a hybrid group of mongolians/germanics who constantly attacked Romans
Genghis
Kublai
Attila
Joan
34
What religion follows the teachings and ways of the "Enlightened One"?
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
Confucianism
35
How did Italy’s geography influence the development of the Roman Empire?
The coast encouraged frequent invasions by foreigners
A harsh climate prevented sufficient agricultural production
Rivers in the north protected the Romans
Its location in the Mediterranean allowed Roman trade
36
William the Conqueror’s descendent. He married Eleanor ofAquitaine to gain more land in France
Louis II
Henry II
Philip II
Gregory II
37
Which was the worse for the Christian Church? Great Schism, Crusades, or Bubonic Plague?
Crusades
Great Schism
Bubonic Plague
38
a lord’s estate in feudal Europe
Great Hall
Manor
Black Cube
Khanate
39
A key result of the Neolithic Revolution was—
a greater population in settled communities
a quick transition to the manufacture of iron engines
an improvement in the status of women
the widespread growth of nomadic living
40
a teenage French girl who talked to saints helped France defeat England, burned at the stake
Kublai Khan
Hugh Capet
Joan of Arc
Jan Hus
41
In China, the belief in filial piety reflects the influence of—
Shinto
Confucianism
Buddhism
Jainism
42
Which culture was known for building marble temples, statues of athletes & study history?
Ancient Greece
The Persian Empire
The Roman Empire
Ancient Egypt
43
The Code of Hammurabi was designed to—
provide a framework for the development of democracy
create a stable society
emphasize the importance of life after death
promote relations with other cultures to encourage diffusion
44
What building material was invented by Roman engineers?
concrete
vaults
domes
arches
45
Which of the following is NOT a feature or characteristic of Early Civilizations?
Cities
Government built public work projects
Hunted and gathered food for survival
Complex Polytheistic Religions
46
in feudal Europe, a person who controlled land and could therefore grant estates to vassals
Fief
Clergy
Knight
Lord
47
a family’s payment of 1/10 of its income to achurch
Tithe
Fief
Serf
Sacrament
48
A government system run by elected officials.
empire
oligarchy
republic
dictatorship
49
in medieval Europe, an armored warrior whofought on horseback
Crusader
Knight
Vassal
Lord
50
the effort by Christian leaders to drive theMuslims out of Spain, lasting from the 1100s-1492
Feudalism
Papacy
Reconquista
Inquisition
51
One similarity between the ancient civilizations in Egypt and China is that they developed—
Written forms of communication
Democratic governments
Monotheistic belief systems
Nomadic lifestyles
52
The common people of Rome.
patrician
plexiglass
plebeian
palimony
53
an estate granted to a vassal (nobles) by a lordunder the feudal system in medieval Europe
Parliament
Sacrament
Fief
Tithe
54
Hammurabi's laws are different from the Laws of Moses largely because-
Laws of Moses are spiritual & Hammurabi's laws were social
They were written from different time periods
They isn't any differences, they are the same laws
Laws of Moses are social and Hammurabi's laws were spiritual
55
The concept of zero & the creation of the decimal system are most closely associated with the—
Inca Empire
Song Dynasty
Tokugawa Shogunate
Gupta Empire
56
T/F: Rome's government changed over time from an empire to a republic.
False
True
57
The ideals developed in Athens and in the Roman Republic influenced the development of—
theocracy in Iran
democracy in America
communist government in China
militias in Latin America
58
The early governments in the ancient River Valleys were less centralized because of—
the existence of city states
trade was too distant to communicate
weakness of their armies
the absence of writing
59
Which geographic factor was most important to the early river valley civilizations
Fertile soils
Vast deserts
Smooth coastlines
High mountains
60
One similarity that all early civilizations all had was that they-
Built pyramids
Were polytheistic
Were monotheistic
Had only one capital city
61
concerned with worldly rather than spiritual matters (Political over Religion)
Tithe
Secular
Feudal
Chivalry
62
T/F: In early Rome, plebeians had most of the power & patricians had to struggle for rights
False
True
63
Which of the following was NOT a problem faced by the Roman empire that led to its fall?
weak emperors
no beer
invasion
inflation
64
A 200+ year period of prosperity and stability due to trade, law, stable government, & peace.
A pox on both your houses
Persian Empire
Pax Romana
Mesopotamia
65
an assembly of representatives from all three ofthe estates, or social classes, in France
Estates-General
Magna Carta
Parliament
Common Law
66
medieval Christian warriors sought to recover control of the Holy Land from the Muslims
Crusaders
Inquisition
Magna Carta
Great Schism
67
Christianity grew out of what religion?
Greek mythology
Judaism
Hinduism
Islam
68
a disease that spread across Asia andEurope in the mid-14^th century, killing million of people
Inquisition
Bubonic Plague
Reconquista
Great Schism
69
the pope who called for a “holy war” or crusades against the Muslims to regain the Holy Land
Urban II
Philip IV
Henry II
Philip II
70
This architectural achievement best indicates that—
Entertainment was important to these ancient societies
Advanced technology existed in early civilizations
Religion was of little importance
Trade routes existed between China and the Americas
71
the era in European history that followed the fall of the Roman Empire, from about 500 – 1500
Middle Ages
Khanate of the Golden Horde
Selijuk Empire
Reformation
72
Who were Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle?
Philosophers of ancient Greece
Pharaohs of ancient Egypt
Consuls of the Roman Republic
Religious leaders of the ancient Hebrews
73
a medieval peasant legally bound to live on a lord’s estate
Serf
Vassal
Slave
Prisoner
74
One way in which the Hammurabi's Code and the Ten Commandments are similar is that they—
Provide codes of behavior
Describe secularism
Establish gender equality
Promote polytheism
75
he divided the Roman Empire into the East and the West to solve the economic crisis
Charlemagne
Constantine
Romulus Augustulus
Diocletian
76
name of the Eastern half of the Roman Empire after it split into two rival empires
Byzantine Empire
Mongolia
Constantine Empire
Holy Roman Empire
77
T/F: First Rome promoted the spread of Christianity, but in the end brutally cracked down on it
False
True
78
Series of 3 wars fought between Rome & Carthage; Rome won & controlled Western Mediterranean
Punic Wars
Pumice stone
Cupcake Wars
Persian Wars
79
an empire established in Europe in the 10^thcentury CE, lands in what is now Germany andItaly
Carolingian Empire
Capetian Empire
Byzantine Empire
Holy Roman Empire