7th Grade Mid-Term Review

A samurai was a Japanese ___

Under which pope was the political power of the Roman Church greatest

The great-grandson of William the Conqueror strengthened English royal authority by using circuit courts

"The Just shall live by faith" Romans 1:17, led to the salvation of which reformer

____ decreed that submission to the pope was necessary for salvation

What decree did Henry of Navarre issue that promised limited religious toleration in France

Which term describes God's solemn agreement or promise?

The word vernacular describes a

Who is the most important person in world history

Followers of what religion composed the first written history of Africa

A document freeing townspeople from many fuedal duties was called a _____

This ruler carried out the last & most widespread persecution of Christians in Rome

Who introduced Coptic Christianity to Ethiopia

An important Byzantine weapon used against Islamic armies was ______

This Japanese title means "great general"

The Bible begins with which on of the following

The Islamic advance in weatern Europe was stopped at _______

This ruler founded the Norman dynasty in England after invading the country in 1066

What is the imperial title of Ethiopian rulers?

Which country did Kublai Khan attempt to conquer twice, both times unsuccessfully?

What is the name of the Islamic law

The Arabic word for "the god" is

Which large Italian city was located on the Adriatic Sea & had a large navy

Passive religion promotes mysticism & superstition & living in harmony with nature

What name did the Greeks give to Aksum & all the territories below it

The name of this Japanese military code means "the way of the warrior"

God sent the Flood because of man's

What people were accused of starting the plague and were persecuted because of it?

This count of Paris founded a new royal line in France

What temple, located in modern-day Cambodia, was built during the Khmer empire

Which term refers to God's complete control over the world

Which of the following was NOT true of Mongol rule in China

What was the traditional religion of the Mongols

This religion is founded on Four Noble Truths

What term describes the Roman Church's teaching that bread & wine becomes the literal body of Jesus

What city-state built near the Sabi River has a name that means "great house of stone"

A place for borrowing and lending money is called a(n)

In 622, Muhammad fled to ____

The human race is divided into two groups which are called the ____

Muhammad experienced his initial vision during the month of _____

A papal decree denying groups access to sacraments is a(n)

Which term refers to God's speaking the world into existence

In what city were churches carved out of rock underground

Which one of the following reformers was burned at the stake

Fujiwara, Ashikaga, & Tokugawa clans were each active clans in ___

The Ka'bah is located in _____

The Edict of Milan accomplished which of the following?

What was the European name for the Mongol forces

In feudal society, a nobleman's estate was known as a(n) ____

This country developed the first known paper money

The Taj Mahal is located in what country

What isthe name of China's first foreign dynasty, founded by Kublai Khan

Which religion did Lao-tzu found?

The term renaissance means

How long did God withhold His judgment on the world while Noah was building the ark

What is the name of the trade language used in East Africa

Which Islamic leader produced an official version of the Qur'an

All of the following were new elements of Renaissance art EXCEPT

"Power of the purse" refers to __ limiting ____ power by controlling the tax system

Leo X authorized the sale of indulgences to obtain money to finish building ____

The practice of a Japanese warrior's committing suicide is called ___

Which chapter of the Bible is often called the Table of Nations?

The dismissal of an individual from the Roman Church is called ___

This religion was used to promote nature worship and patriotism

What is the term for the message that Jesus died and rose again for our sins

Who invented the movable-type printing press, making books more available to the public