What three civilizations "met" due to explorations in the New World?

Europeans, Native Americans, Africans

Why did Europeans not eat corn and potatoes during the Middle Ages?

They had not been introduced from the New World

The Middle Passage was...

The forced journey of Africans to the Americas

What do Eastern Orthodoxy, Roman Catholicism, and Protestantism all have in common?

All are branches of Christianity

When did England become a Protestant country?

The king declared himself the head of the Church of England.

Because of Columbus and Magellan...

The European view of the physical world was transformed

Why did natives in the Americas die as a result of contact with Europeans?

New diseases that the natives had no immunity to

Obligations between social classes were clearly defined

Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?

Italy had wealthy city-states that were centers of trade

When led to the Sunni-Shi'a split?

Debate over who should succeed Muhammad

Which event listed below caused the other three?

Martin Luther posted the 95 Theses

Why did the Atlantic Slave Trade develop?

Europeans needed cheap labor in the colonies

What did Marco Polo's travel inspire Europeans to do?

Travel to Asia in search of wealth

The Renaissance is characterized by...

A greater emphasis being placed on human potential

How did the Crusades affect Europe?

Increased the demand for goods from the East

An IMMEDIATE result of the Age of Exploration was...

European influence in the Western hemisphere`

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1
What three civilizations "met" due to explorations in the New World?
Spain, Portugal, France
Britain, French, German
Europeans, Native Americans, Africans
Aztecs, Incas, Mayans
2
Why did Europeans not eat corn and potatoes during the Middle Ages?
They were expensive to import
They had not been introduced from the New World
It was believed they were poisonous
They were forbidden by the Catholic Church
3
The Middle Passage was...
A narrow body of water connecting two bodies of water
The expulsion of Muslims from Spain
A route through the Swiss Alps
The forced journey of Africans to the Americas
4
The Renaissance sparked a rebirth of interested in the classical cultures of...
Egypt and Turkey
Japan and India
Greece and Rome
Russia and China
5
What do Eastern Orthodoxy, Roman Catholicism, and Protestantism all have in common?
All accept authority of the pope
All have been official Byzantine religions
All reject the Old Testament teachings
All are branches of Christianity
6
How did Islamic achievements reach European society?
Merchant guilts
The Silk Roads
The Middle Passage
The Crusades
7
The period when learning passed from religious orders to secular methods was the...
Crusades
Renaissance
Fall of Rome Era
Reformation
8
What did Copernicus, Galileo, and Newton use to solve problems?
The Pope's authority
The Scientific Method
Rock, Paper, Scissors
The Bible
9
Which of the following is a tech development that aided exploration by determining location?
Cross bow
Lateen sail
Caravel
Astrolabe
10
What was the first full-size book to be printed?
Utopia
The Quran
The Prince
The Bible
11
In feudal European society, what determined one's social status?
Marriage
Level of education
Individual ability
Birth
12
When did England become a Protestant country?
When the people demanded the adoption of Lutheranism
When armies were exposed to Calvinism in FRance
The king declared himself the head of the Church of England.
When priests opposed Papal reforms
13
Because of Columbus and Magellan...
Cultural diversity was encouraged
Human rights were promoted
Trade routes were established in the Mediterranean
The European view of the physical world was transformed
14
Why did natives in the Americas die as a result of contact with Europeans?
New diseases that the natives had no immunity to
New foods the natives could not digest
Religious persecution from missionaries
Slavery and terrible conditions on trade ships
15
Under feudalism...
Social classes were determined by education
All social classes were equal
National governments were strong
Obligations between social classes were clearly defined
16
What was Ferdinand Magellan the first to do?
Reach the New World
Sail around the tip of Africa
Find a sea route to Asia
Circumnavigate the globe
17
What was the purpose of Luther's 95 Theses?
A call for a Crusade
A call to increase the Pope's authority
A call to revolt against German princes
A call to reform the church
18
Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?
The Catholic Church was influential
Italy had wealthy city-states that were centers of trade
Italy was influenced by the Ottomans
Italy was politically unified
19
True or false: The Mongols isolated Russia and forced them to pay tribute to the Khans.
True
False
20
When led to the Sunni-Shi'a split?
Debate over the Holy City of Islam
Debate over the Quran
Debate over who should succeed Muhammad
Debate over the lineage of Christ
21
Which event listed below caused the other three?
Martin Luther posted the 95 Theses
The Catholic Counter-Reformation began
Religious unity declined
The Roman Catholic Church decreased in power
22
Why did the Atlantic Slave Trade develop?
Europeans needed cheap labor in the colonies
Better technological advances increased profits
African slaves worked w/ missionaries to spread Christianity
Africans wished to settle in the Americas
23
Which of the following is a way Russia was influenced by the Byzantine Empire?
Beginning of democracy
Orthodox Christianity
Use of a factory system
Use of Latin
24
What did Marco Polo's travel inspire Europeans to do?
Isolate themselves from foreigners
Abandon feudalism
Travel to Asia in search of wealth
Launch the Crusades
25
What religion is similar to Hinduism?
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
26
During the Middle Ages, the Roman Catholic Church...
Lost influence as the world became more secular
Provided order and stability
Encouraged the questioning of authority
Had strong leaders involved in the local community
27
The Justinian Code...
Copied Japanese and Chinese architecture
Established freedom of speech
Preserved Greek and Roman law
Established freedom of religion
28
The Renaissance is characterized by...
A rigid social class system
The banning of painting/sculpture deemed "wordly"
An expansion of the Catholic Church's authority
A greater emphasis being placed on human potential
29
How did the Crusades affect Europe?
Led to the adoption of Islam
Strengthened feudalism
Increased the demand for goods from the East
Increased European isolation
30
After the fall of Rome, the Eastern half of the Roman Empire became known as...
Eastern Roman Empire
Mongol Empire
Persian Empire
Byzantine Empire
31
Which of the following was a direct result of the Black Death in Europe?
A shortage of workers
Crops imported from the Americas
Germans dominated trade
Urbanization increased
32
"Triangle trade" describes the movement of goods between Western Europe, Africa, and
Central Asia
The Middle East
The Americas
Australia
33
An IMMEDIATE result of the Age of Exploration was...
Independence movements in Africa
Military dictatorships being established in Europe
Islamic culture spreading throughout Africa
European influence in the Western hemisphere`
34
True or false: The printing press made books more available and spread new ideas.
False
True
35
What did John Locke believe the role of government should be?
Redistribute land
Ensure wealthy citizens
Protect natural rights
Fight wars
36
True or false: The Mongols destabilized Europe and closed the Silk Roads off to trade.
False
True

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