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Muslim traveler who ventured through the Old World and wrote about his travels.
Ibn Sina
Marco Polo
Ibn Battuta
Christopher Columbus
2
Assassinated by Gavrilo Princip sparking the beginning of WWI
Otto von Bismarck
Winston Churchill
Franz Ferdinand
Leopold II
3
This technology allowed Luther's teachings to spread rapidly.
Gunpowder
Lateen Sail
Astrolabe
Printing Press
4
This event saw the creation of factories and the mass production of goods.
Technology Revolution
American Revolution
French Revolution
Industrial Revolution
5
Empire that acted as a continuation of the Roman Empire in the east.
Safavid Empire
Byzantine Empire
Ottoman Empire
Persian Empire
6
This religion focused on relationships: husband to wife, mother to son, etc
Hinduism
Confucianism
Judaism
Buddhism
7
All of the following were causes of WWI EXCEPT
Imperialism
Millitarism
Socialism
Alliances
8
Paper technology spread along which trade route?
Silk Roads
Mediterranean Sea Routes
Indian Ocean Sea Routes
Trans-Saharan Sand Routes
9
Where does gunpowder have its origin?
Rome
China
Egypt
Ottoman Empire
10
Considered the greatest Christian church in the world for its time; known as the Church of Holy Wisdom
Hagia Sophia
Notre Dame
Downton Abbey
Coliseum
11
Identify the location on the map.
Inca
Aztec
Safavid
Ottoman
12
A meeting of European powers to provide for the orderly colonization of Africa.
London Conference
Munich Conference
Paris Peace Conference
Berlin Conference
13
One-sided information designed to persuade, keep up morale, and support the war
Totalitarianism
Copyright Information
Propaganda
Mass Media
14
This document brought the Opium Wars to an end.
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Hong Kong
Treaty of Nanjing
15
This religion is related to both Christianity and Judaism.
Zoroastrianism
Hinduism
Islam
Buddhism
16
Policy of giving in to a country’s demands in the hopes of keeping the greater peace
Appeasement
Self-determination
Surrender
Peace Treaty
17
Genocide of six million Jews and 5 million others at the hands of the Nazis
Fascism
Holocaust
Bolshevik
Nazism
18
This leader helped to westernize Russia.
Ivan IV
Peter the Great
Catherine the Great
Ivan the Terrible
19
These are the major beliefs within Buddhism
Abrahamic teachings
Gospels
Quran
Four Noble Truths
20
Identify the location on the map.
Safavid Empire
Mughal Empire
Maratha Empire
Ottoman Empire
21
Which of the following was a result of the Black Death?
Massive population decrease in Europe
Europe lost interest in trade and exploration
Massive population increase in Asia
A rapid disease cure was developed
22
New economic and political movement was spurred by workers' opposition to poor conditions in factories.
Fascism
Capitalism
Socialism
Monarchism
23
The Tokugawa shogunate did what for Japan?
Decentralized the government
Ended civil wars
Increased the power of the emperor
Centralized the government
24
This group is known as the mother-culture within Mesoamerica
Maya
Olmec
Easter Island
Aztec
25
Refers to the grueling journey across the Atlantic Ocean made by slaves captured in Africa.
Middle Passage
Columbian Exchange
Encomienda
Triangular Trade
26
Italian traveler who sat in the court of Kublai Khan and wrote about his travels.
Ibn Battuta
Christopher Columbus
Marco Polo
Ibn Sina
27
Karl Marx is the author of which document?
Mein Kampf
The Communist Manifesto
Guide to Socialism
Guernica
28
Identify the location on the map.
Mali
Malacca
Manila
Cahokia
29
This country left WWI due to the outbreak of revolution in their own country.
Russia
Italy
France
Germany
30
This group was the lowest level of the Caste System in India.
Brahmins
Untouchables
Sudras
Vaisyas
31
Which of the following spread along trade routes?
Crops
Diseases
Technologies
All of the above
32
Areas of European influence over conquered territories.
Nationalism
Great Game
Spheres of Influence
Spcial Darwinism
33
During WWI, the roles of women in society did what?
Remained constant
Increased
Decreased at home but increased at work
Decreased
34
Which of the following allowed trade in the Indian Ocean to increase?
Safer trade routes
New maritime technologies
Trading post empires
Diasporic communities
35
This practice was common amongst women in the Song Dynasty.
Footbinding
Elaborate hair styles
Corsets
White face paint
36
Intense pride in one's country
Consitutionalism
Imperialism
Liberalism
Nationalism
37
Surprise attack that brought America into WWII
The Blitz
D-Day
Pearl Harbor
Gallipoli
38
Name for Aztec floating gardens
Montezuma
Olmec
Chinampas
Terrace farming
39
Luther believed that this was all that was needed to achieve salvation.
Memorizing the Bible
Faith
Good works
Sacraments
40
All of the following were part of the Central Powers in WWI EXCEPT
Germany
Ottoman Empire
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
41
Belief that living a virtuous life and fulfilling your duties would lead to rebirth into a higher caste.
Mandate of Heaven
Karma
Sati
Moksha
42
This style of printing was popular during the Song Dynasty.
Paper Currency
Printing Press
Mechanized Printing
Wood-block Printing
43
This document forced Germany to pay reparations, give up territory, and restrict their military after WWI.
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Nanjing
Treaty of London
44
Every aspect of citizens’ lives were tightly controlled, censored, and managed by a police-state
Fascism
Capitalism
Totalitarianism
Communism
45
King Louis XIV used this form of rule.
Constitutional Monarchy
Democracy
Dictatorship
Absolutism
46
Which of the following is represented on the map?
Trans-Saharan Sand Route
Trans-Atlantic Exchange
Columbian Exchange
Turquoise Road
47
This German monk is credited with starting the Protestant Reformation.
John Calvin
Henry VIII
Erasmus
Martin Luther
48
Location where King Leoplod II brutally treated the inhabitants in order to harvest rubber.
Ethiopia
Congo
Egypt
South Africa
49
Form of warfare fought in long ditches where soldiers slept, ate, and fought for months at a time
Trench Warfare
Nuclear Warfare
Fox hole Warfare
Modern Warfare
50
Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?
France
United States
England
Germany
51
This disease was spread by infected fleas on rats.
Malaria
Small Pox
Black Death
Yellow Fever
52
This group was incredibly isolated and had little influence on other civilizations.
Easter Island
Olmec
Byzantines
Persians
53
How did Stalin treat the people of the Soviet Union?
Terribly
Great
Only bad for peasants
Only bad for the wealthy
54
Consisted of the largest armada in history and marked the beginning of the Allied march to liberate the city of Paris
Battle of the Bulge
Pearl Harbor
D-Day
Battle of El Alamein
55
Committing all a nation’s resources to the war effort
Manufacturing Complex
Capital War
Total War
Industrial Complex
56
The last prophet within Islam
Abraham
Paul
Muhammad
Jesus
57
In Nazi Germany, these laws defined who was considered Jewish.
Berlin Laws
Nuremberg Laws
Mein Kampf
Propaganda
58
Artwork depicting the horrors of warfare during the Spanish Civil War
American Gothic
Mona Lisa
Guernica
The Starry Night
59
The caravel is an example of what?
Weaponry
Trade route
Form of government
New maritime technology
60
Identify the location on the map.
Ghana
Mali
Songhai
Malacca
61
Name for the repeated bombing of Britain during WWII by the Nazis.
U-Boats
The Great Bombing
The Blitz
Trench Warfare
62
This document gave Christians the right to worship in the Roman Empire.
Edict of Nantes
Treaty of Tordesillas
Treaty of Versailles
Edict of Milan