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Semester review for World History (10th grade)
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Which philosophy was the core of Chinese govt. from the 10th-20th centuries?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Confucianism
Islam
2
What trade route was crucial to the success of China?
Gold-Salt trade
Silk Road
Columbian exchange
Triangular trade
3
Why is the Neolithic Revolution referred to as a revolution?
Lifestyle began village life and agricultural
Conflict between other hunter-gatherers
Trying to create new systems of trade and transportation.
Erased agricultural areas
4
What is the largest land empire extending through Asia and Europe?
Mongolian
Chinese
Greek
Roman
5
Which of the following is NOT an Early River Valley Civilization?
Persia
Egypt
Mesopotamia
India
6
Which of the following technological developments stimulated trade during the Song and Tang?
The strolabe and medicine
Gunpowder and printing
the plow and writing instruments
Iron tools and irrigation
7
Who conquered the Aztecs
Pizzarro
Cortez
Columbus
De Gama
8
A reason why spanish conquistadors were able to conquer the Aztecs and Incas was -
Aztecs and Incas had been fighting each other for too long
Aztecs and Incas were viewed as gods by spanish
Spanish had larger armies and manpower
the Spanish had superior military tech and many diseases
9
What is a major development out of the Song dynasty?
paper money
Silk
trade routes
Gunpowder
10
What is a major development of the Tang dynasty?
Gunpowder
Paper money
Weapons
Architecture
11
What is Justinian most well known for?
Byzantine's greatest ruler
creating Constantinople
His law code
Great buildings
12
Who developed the printing press?
Justinian
Thomas Jefferson
Martin Luther
Johannes Gutenberg
13
Hammurabi's code is distinct in that it began -
rule of law
urbanization
dynastic change
that gods must be respected and honored through law.
14
How does a republic differ from a democracy?
A republic allows every citizen to vote on every law.
A republic has representatives who are elected by citizens.
a democracy gives power to political parties who vote
A democracy places power in the hands of a committee
15
What is humanism?
the cause for the reformation
The emphasis on human ability
Human anatomy
Study of humans
16
Which of the following is a major characteristic of the Renaissance?
The increase of Muslim territory in Europe
Conformity to the Church's ideals
The emphasis on human ability
The push to pagan rites
17
The practice of foot binding on women in China demonstrates -
the gradual improvement of women's rights
negative aspects of a matriarchal society
discrimination against women
The respect given to women in China
18
Within the 95 theses, Martin Luther called for -
the end of the selling of indulhences and church reform
more evangelization among the Muslim territories
an increase in papal authority in Germany
The people to revolt against the German princes
19
Who conquered the Incas
Pizzarro
Columbus
De Gama
Cortez
20
What classical civilization is known for the development of Democracy?
Greece
India
China
Rome
21
All of the following are characteristics of the Neolithic Revolution, EXCEPT
Development of culture
Settlements
Writing Systems
Religion
22
Which leader is responsible for creating the Church of England
Constantine
Napolean
Hammurabi
King Henry VIII
23
What was the purpose of the Magna Carta?
Lessen the power of the Church
Increase power of the pope
lessen the power of the aristocracy
Limit the power of the king
24
What most likely happened as a result of goods moving along the Columbian Exchange?
The new world began to conquer other empires going eastward
Society changed and became enriched with new food
The old world decided to stop expanding after they got gold
Trade decreased as a result
25
Which of these is the Japanese equivalent to the English Knight's code of Chivalry
Jihad
Bushido
Kamikaze
Hajj
26
Who is responsible for making Christianity the primary religion in Rome?
Hammurabi
King Henry VIII
Constantine
Justinian
27
The feudal system in Western Europe was based upon -
an economic system
A church system
A military system
A social system
28
What began the crusades?
An attempt to regain the holy land
The need for spices
To spread trade into Islamic territories
Muslims and Christian's dislike for one another
29
Why did the Catholic Church serve as a unifying force in the Middle Ages?
Indulgences for the people
Redistribution of wealth for the people
Stability and security to the people
Multiple sets of beliefs for the people
30
Which of the following was a major effect of the Reformation?
New christian denominations
The crusades ended because of the Reformation
Universities all rejected religious teachings
The power of the papacy in Rome was strengthened
31
Which classical civilization gives us a Democracy?
Persia
India
Rome
Greece
32
What trade route is a direct cause of Islam spreading into North Africa?
Triangular Trade
Gold-Salt trade
Columbian Exchange
Silk Road
33
The Black Plague was spread through -
migratory birds
Trade routes and port cities
Religious rituals
conquests
34
Which of the following are major Islamic developments?
Paper, Silk printing, and gunpowder
Sculpture, columns, and democracy
Aqueducts, road systems, and concrete
Algebra, the crank, and spy glass
