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1
What dominated West African trade?
Silk and Ivory
Gold and Salt
Silver and Iron
Porcelain and Celadon
2
Which European country started the age of exploration?
Spain
France
Britain
Portugal
3
Which answer describes Suleiman the Magnificent
He traveled around Afro-Eurasia
He was the leader of the Ottomans and tolerant of Judaism
He was the founder of Islam
He traveled to China to spread his culture
4
What is this the characteristic of?
Nomadic lifestyle
Qualities of a civilization
Human life
Paleolithic Ideas
5
What is the purpose of Pope Urban II's Speech?
To preach about Christianity
To make peace with other religions
To anger Muslims toward the Christians
To get Christians angry towards the Muslims
6
What religion believes in reincarnation?
Judaism
Hinduism
Islam
Christianity
7
The Maya, Aztec, and Inca were all ______________
Barbaians
Advanced Civilizations
Lacked Advanced Technology
Modern Civilizations
8
The code of the bushido of the Japanese samurai is most similar to
belief in reincarnation
teachings of judaism
theory of natural rights of the Enlightenment writers
practice of chivalry by European knights
9
Where were the Aztec located?
Central America
South America
Mexico
Brazil
10
What does Atman mean?
A Hindu god
A person's soul
A law code
A way to move up social class
11
What is the importance of the Hammurabi Code?
A public display of rules for all to see
Rejected religious rules
Treated everyone equally
Ended all physical punishment
12
Where were the first cities developed?
Desert
River Valleys
Islands
Mountains
13
Julius Caeser
He was an insane Roman Emperor from 54 to 58 AD.
He was Julius Caesar’s great-nephew, Octavian.
He was the leader of the Carthaginian troops.
Ended the Roman Republic by being named Dictator for Life in 44 BC.
14
Where did the Black Death start?
Africa
Asia
Europe
Middle East
15
Where were all Monotheistic religions founded?
Asia
Europe
Mesopotamia
Middle East
16
Why did Henry VIII started his own religion?
He didn't believe in the bible
He wanted to be the new Pope
He wanted to end corruption in the government
He wanted to annul his marriage
17
What was the significance of the Neolithic Revolution?
Innovation of Agriculture
Creation of the first law code
Start of artwork and history
Nomadic Lifestyle started
18
Why was Constantinople significant?
Center of trade
Valuable resources
Center of the Catholic Church
Center of religion
19
What led to the development of the Mongolian's weapon innovation?
To help expand their empire easier
To use persecution against Christians
To sell to Europeans
To spread Buddhist religions by force
20
What does "Renaissance" mean in French?
Revolution
To change
Redo
Rebirth
21
Why did the Catholic Church start to lose power?
Failed missionary travels
They were losing money
People became more educated because of the printing press
People lost faith in the church for Buddhism
22
What historical circumstance led to Pope Urban II's speech?
He wants to own the Holy Site's in Jerusalem
The Renaissance
The European civil war
Muslims took over the Holy Land
23
What was significant about the 12 Tables?
area where the most powerful members of the Senate sat
first time the Romans codified (organized) their laws
It was the name of the myth in which Romulus killed Remus.
the Forum in the Republic where citizens discussed laws
24
What is the Justinian Code?
It was a book with the list of Roman gods
It is a magazine with information about Constantinople
It was a city created by Justinian
Its a collection of old Roman laws plus new ones, simpler to understand.
25
What could be an effect indicated from this timeline?
Isolation of China
Western improvements surpassing China
Creation of books and universities
Surplus of Food
26
Which is NOT an event that led to the Scientific Revolution?
Protestant Reformation
French Revolution
Renaissance
Printing Press
27
Why did the Catholic Church dislike scientists during the Scientific Revolution?
The scientists were creating their own religion
The kings were funding the scientists
The church was losing credibility
The pope disbelieved in Christianity
28
What was an effect of the Black Death
Loss of education and knowledge
Spread of Western European culture
Rise in religious faith
Increase in life expectancy
29
According to this map, what was the main reason why Black Death spread?
Military battles
Isolated cities
Missionary travels
Through the Silk Road
30
The Maya and Aztec built what type of buildings?
Churches
Pyramids
Skyscrapers
Towers
31
Who was Zheng He?
A ruler
A traveler
A merchant
A missionary
32
The leader of Ancient Egypt was known as the ______________ ?
Pharaoh
Priest
King
Emperor
33
What is the geographic context for the development of the crusade?
Islamic and Christian empires were fighting over trade
Islamic civilizations took over the holy land
The Mongolian Empire invaded Italy
Christian civilizations conquered the holy land
34
West African Trade Empires
Ghana, Mali & Songhai
Ghana, Mali & Egypt
Ghana, Egypt & Songhai
Egypt, Mali & Songhai
35
The most important thing that happened during the Neolithic Age was
Converting caves into shelter
The invention of stone tools
The invention of fire
The agricultural revolution
36
Define Schism
A type of communication method
Separation of church and state
To make into laws
A religious split
37
What is Filial Piety?
Doing your job
Relationships with foreigners
Being reborn again
Respect for elders
38
During the Golden Age of Rome
Rome believed in ghosts
Rome conquered around the Mediterranean Sea
Rome had a party
Rome conquered America
39
Which is a TRUE statement about this image?
Life expectancy increased during the Black death
Life expectancy was normal during the Black Death
The average age of life expectancy was 40
The black death lowered life expectancy
40
Hammurabi's Codes is important in world history because it was an early
form a of writing to record important events
writing system that helped Phoenicians to be great traders
written list of law that controlled people's daily life
set of symbols that allowed the Sumerian to communicate
41
Mansa Musa
Greekmathematician – “Father of Geometry”
Muslim ruler of Mali –Spread Islam to west Africa
His teachings became the foundation for Christianity
Greek physician – “Father of Medicine”
42
Age of Exploration
scientists who study artifacts to learn about past cultures
the name that Europeans used to refer to the Americas
a crop that is grown in large quantities for sale (ex. tobacco)
the period of time, beginning in the late 1400s, in which European explorer
43
What made Mansa Musa so powerful?
Salt
Center of Islam
Strong military
Gold
44
What happened after the fall of the Roman Empire?
Chaos in Western Europe
Europe became a super power against China
Rise in education
Start of the English Reformation
45
Where did the Renaissance start?
England
Middle East
Italy
North Africa
46
Define cultural diffusion
The exchanging of goods and ideas
Improving innovations
Trading between two groups
A peace agreement
47
Who did NOT have valuable land in Jerusalem?
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
Hinduism
48
Why were river valleys valuable to new civilizations?
Comfortable weather
Protection from other civilizations
Holy land
Fertilized land
49
What is a main idea of the Scientific Revolution?
It was a time of peace
Religious ideas thrived
Non-secular governments were increasing
People began to question the world
50
Which of the following
IS NOT
a principal of chivarly ?
be ready to die for the church
Rescue some peasants from their lives and make them knights
Use your strength to stand against injustice
give generously to all
51
What caused this combination of culture?
Hinduism Culture
The conquering of the Mongol Empire
Fall of the Roman Empire
The expansion of Alexander the Great's empire
52
In ancient Egypt, the Pharaohs were both a ________ and __________
Top General and King
Priest and King
King and God
Chief Builder and Priest
53
Why was the printing press so significant?
People had access to knowledge
Nobles could learn other languages
Kings were able to become educated
Common people became more isolated
54
What was the significance of the Battle of Constantinople of 1453?
The Ottoman Empire was finally defeated
It sparked the Renaissance when scholars fled
Europe and Asia did not trade for 300 years
The Mongolians became the strongest empire
55
What Geographic Context led to the development of the Mongolian Empire?
The Flat land, called the Mongolian Steppes
The great wall of China stopped the Mongolians expanding
They mostly expanded over water
The Himalayan mountains stopped the expansion towards India
56
Mansa Musa was important because...
He spread Christianity throughout Mali
He brought back Islamic architects and scholars from Mecca
He gave away tons of salt on his journey to Mecca
He allowed different religions in Mali
57
Ashoka, the great emperor of Mauryan empire
wrote the handbook on the principles of government
was the only emperor to extend India beyond the subcontinent
None of these answers is correct.
converted to Buddhism after his bloody war against Kalinga.
58
Where was the Maya civilization originated?
Mexico
Brazil
Peru
Panama
59
Another name for the eastern Roman Empire was:
Byzantine
Ottoman
Russian
Mongol
60
The Golden Age of India happened during the rule of the Gupta Empire, and was a time of:
Disease and chaos
Inventions and peacefulness
Wars and wealth
All of these
61
Why were the Mongolians so successful?
They improved communication
Were tolerant of Chinese culture
Valued education
They became isolated from Europe
62
What is a TRUE statement about Mercantilism?
the process of becoming a merchant in the medieval era
Mercantilists believed a country was strongest if it had gold and silver
the idea of having too much bronze and silver is bad for the country
a philosophy where merchants should be at the top of the social hierarchy
63
What happened at the Council of Clermont?
A peace treaty between the Muslims and Christians
Declaration of dictatorship over the Byzantine Empire
Start of the first Crusade
A declaration of a Schism
64
The silk roads linked
thee Indian Ocean to the Mediterranean
Africa with Europe
East Asia to the Mediterranean
Haslet with Rhome
65
Who was Martin Luther?
Started the English Reformation
Wrote the 95 Theses
Started the Protestant Reformation
Created the printing press
