How are Copernicus, Galileo, and Newton similar?

they practiced observation and experimentation

What change was introduced by Peter the Great to Russia?

introduction of Western technology

What did John Locke believe?

all people are born with natural rights

What is westernization?

modernizing using ideas from the West

The Scientific Revolution popularized the idea that....

understanding is the result of observations and experiments

What does totalitarianism mean?

all aspects of life are controlled by the state

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Global II Intro

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1
Which of the following would a geographer study?
location
economics
belief systems
government
2
What is this symbol known as?
Confucianism
Zen Buddhism
Swastika
Hammer and Sickle
3
How are Copernicus, Galileo, and Newton similar?
they based their work on the Enlightenment
they challenged the heliocentric theory
they supported the Inquisition
they practiced observation and experimentation
4
What empire was known for the concept of zero?
Gupta
Rome
Greece
Egypt
5
What is this?
The Hagia Sophia
The Hippodrome
The Colosseum
The Great Pyramid
6
The West African kingdoms traded....
hardwoods and animal skins
ivory and silk
gold and salt
silver and tea
7
Early people who moved frequently in search of food are called....
subsistence farmers
village dwellers
hunters and gatherers
guild members
8
What change was introduced by Peter the Great to Russia?
introduction of Western technology
selling of indulgences
spread of the Enlightenment
development of a republic
9
What was a result of the Crusades?
Arabs and Christians divided Jerusalem
trade increases
Alexander the Great became powerful
Islam expands into Europe
10
Who is this?
Napoleon
Hitler
Stalin
Mussolini
11
Which document is an example of a primary source?
a textbook
an encyclopedia
a diary
a novel
12
The journals of early travelers are examples of....
works of fiction
secondary sources
outdated sources
primary sources
13
Where did the Renaissance begin?
France
Russia
Italy
Great Britain
14
What was a direct impact of the printing press?
development of industrialization
beginnings of communism
establishment of democracy
spread of ideas
15
What did John Locke believe?
all people are born with natural rights
free speech should be denied
the king's power comes from God
only the wealthy should have a say in government
16
A major reason for the end of the Aztec Empire was....
the technology of the Spanish
a conflict with the Incas
political corruption
the refusal to obey leaders
17
Mass killing based on race or culture is known as....
massacre
nuclear proliferation
genocide
conflict
18
What is westernization?
a form of government
a series of Western movies
expanding west
modernizing using ideas from the West
19
Who is this?
Catherine the Great
Theodora
Mary Leakey
Cleopatra
20
What forced many Irish to migrate to the United States in the 1800's?
potato famine
religious persecution
unemployment
civil war
21
What is feudalism?
a holy war
land for loyalty
separation of powers
trading goods
22
What form of government is associated with Louis XIV and Peter the Great?
absolute monarchy
republic
democracy
theocracy
23
The Scientific Revolution popularized the idea that....
Earth is at the center of the solar system
church teachings should be the source of new ideas
scientific research should be supervised by government
understanding is the result of observations and experiments
24
What does totalitarianism mean?
using faith to maintain followers
all aspects of life are controlled by the state
changes are good
improving industry
25
Who is this?
Gandhi
Nelson Mandela
Mr. Help
Mansa Musa

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