In Legalism, the way to achieve order was

To pass strict laws and enforce them.

According to Confucius, what is the “foundation, whence all other virtues spring”

The duty of children to revere their parents

Quote of Confucius is most similar to the Golden Rule from Judeo-Christian teaching

Do not do to others what you do not wish for yourself

The fact that the city of Mohenjo-Daro was carefully planned is evidence of which of

It had a well-organized government

The European feudal system was...

Supported by the labor of the peasants

Crusades indirectly contributed to the discovery of the New World by

Stimulating European demand for trade with the East

West Europe deep sleep. Learning was found only in the religious orders. Fear and chaos reigned

Western Europe after the fall of Rome

Increase in commerce and trade during the Middle Ages resulted in

Increased growth of towns and cities

One major result of the Crusades was

Spread of Middle Eastern culture and technology to Europe

Which of the following is one of their greatest achievements of the Harappa culture?

Creation of public wells and sewer systems

Why were horses an innovative technique in Mongolian warfare?

Stirrups allowed to ride and sleep for days, & shoot arrows

Which of the following statements concerning a feudal manor is most accurate?

Feudal economy was relatively self-sufficient.

Feudalism Social Hierarchy

Kings, Lords, Knights, Peasants.

Mongol were significant in global history for...

Promoting the diffusion of many different cultures

Code of Hammurabi was a major achievement for which of the following reasons

It was the first major collection of laws.

The followers of Eastern Orthodoxy differ from Roman Catholics in

Seeing their Patriarch, not the Pope, as head of the Church

Long lasting achievements of the Byzantine Empire except...

Restore the territorial boundaries of the Roman Empire

Is considered one of the Byzantine Empire’s greatest contributions to western European society?

Preserving Greek and Roman culture

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1
In Legalism, the way to achieve order was
To pass strict laws and enforce them.
To live by the natural balance of yin and yang.
To appeal to man’s natural goodness.
To provide a ruler who set a good moral example.
2
According to Confucius, what is the “foundation, whence all other virtues spring”
The duty of children to revere their parents
Being from an aristocratic family
The willingness to work hard and get an education
An understanding of the spiritual world
3
Quote of Confucius is most similar to the Golden Rule from Judeo-Christian teaching
If a ruler is upright, all will go well without orders
Men are pretty much alike. Learning/Practice set them apart
While a father or mother is alive, son should not travel far
Do not do to others what you do not wish for yourself
4
The fact that the city of Mohenjo-Daro was carefully planned is evidence of which of
It was ruled by the Sumerians
Inhabitants worshiped the goddess of order
It projected a surplus of food
It had a well-organized government
5
The European feudal system was...
Intended to provide opportunities for social mobility
Control by a powerful middle class
Supported by the labor of the peasants
Design to promote political and economic equality
6
Crusades indirectly contributed to the discovery of the New World by
Outlawing feudalism in Europe
Stimulating European demand for trade with the East
Banishing the Greeks from Constantinople
Forcing Muslims to convert to another religion
7
Before the trade routes were established, Arabs were primarily
nomads
hunter-gatherers
enslaved people
warriors
8
Religious court used by the Catholic Church to investigate cases of heresy was known as
Digest
Investiture
Inquisition
Excommunicate
9
Two water bodies influenced early Indian civilization
Indus and Ganges rivers
Yellow and Yangzi rivers
Tigris and Euphrates rivers
Arabian and Mediterranean seas
10
West Europe deep sleep. Learning was found only in the religious orders. Fear and chaos reigned
Western Europe after the fall of Rome
The start of the Crusades
The early rise of Christianity
The rise of Islam
11
Increase in commerce and trade during the Middle Ages resulted in
Lower standard of living for farmers
More power in the hands of church officials
More cooperation among European nations
Increased growth of towns and cities
12
One major result of the Crusades was
Permanent occupation of the Holy Land by Europeans
Conversion of most Muslims to Christianity
Spread of Middle Eastern culture and technology to Europe
Long-term decrease in European trade with Asia
13
Medieval women have been most likely to find an alternative path in life outside marriage by
Joining the priesthood
Entering banking
Joining a crusade
Becoming a nun
14
Which of the following is one of their greatest achievements of the Harappa culture?
Built a great wall to keep out invading tribe to the north
Developing paper currency
Creation of public wells and sewer systems
Building a canal to facilitate trade along the Indus river
15
Movement of people across the Fertile Crescent resulted in the
Exchange of ideas.
Belief in one god.
Creation of colonies along the Mediterranean
Building of pyramids
16
Why were horses an innovative technique in Mongolian warfare?
Bit, bridle were useful in leading the horse during combat
Gave a height advantage during combat and scouting
No other civilization used horses for warfare
Stirrups allowed to ride and sleep for days, & shoot arrows
17
Which of the following statements concerning a feudal manor is most accurate?
No political stability at this time.
Everyone received equal share of the profits from the manor
Military invasions were a constant threat.
Feudal economy was relatively self-sufficient.
18
Economic activities on feudal manorialism were related to
Guilds
Banking
Industry
Agriculture
19
Feudalism Social Hierarchy
King, Knights, Peasants, Lords
Kings, Lords, Knights, Peasants.
Clergy, Kings, Lords, Peasants
King, Knights, Lords, Peasants
20
Mongol were significant in global history for...
Creating an empire without a unified legal system
Establishing the first political & democracy was enforced
Leaving extensive written records and astronomical records
Promoting the diffusion of many different cultures
21
Cuneiform and hieroglyphics were important achievements in the development of
Written language
Representative government
Religious beliefs
Agricultural production
22
Code of Hammurabi was a major achievement for which of the following reasons
It treated men and women as equals.
It ended capital punishment.
It was the first major collection of laws.
Rejected the principle of an “eye for an eye..."
23
The main unifying force of medieval Western Europe?
Church
Legislature
Monarchy
Military
24
The followers of Eastern Orthodoxy differ from Roman Catholics in
Refusing to show images of Jesus, Mary, or the saints
Seeing their Patriarch, not the Pope, as head of the Church
Building large churches where people could worship together.
Rejecting the teachings of the Bible.
25
Long lasting achievements of the Byzantine Empire except...
Creating a updated and comprehensive legal code
Restore the territorial boundaries of the Roman Empire
Monumental architecture characterized by large domes
Colorful and detailed mosaics
26
Monasteries improve life during the Middle Ages by...
Excommunicating criminals.
Giving land to the peasants.
Caring for the sick and poor
Opposing the feudal system.
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Is considered one of the Byzantine Empire’s greatest contributions to western European society?
Supporting the Catholic Church
Preserving Greek and Roman culture
Spreading Hinduism throughout the region
Defeating the Mongols at Kiev

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