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Global Regents Terms Unit 1-3
Global Regents Terms Unit 1-3
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Crucial terms to learn for the #global #history #regents #exam.
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A ______ religion is one in which followers believe in many gods. Ex: Hinduism, Greeks, Romans
Roman
classical
monotheistic
polytheistic
2
This was a type of trade association of merchants/artisans that was active in the Middle Ages.
mercantilism
capital
guild
company
3
In medieval Europe (500-1400), this peasant was bound to the lord's land.
serf
militant
slave
merchant
4
What is a ruling family, often in power for long periods of time? Ex: Egyptians
dynasty
oligarchy
democracy
republic
5
______ was an economic policy by which a nation sought to export more than it imported.
polytheism
humanism
feudalism
mercantilism
6
What are the tools and skills people use to meet their basic needs?
technology
equipment
sticks and stones
Dharma
7
What is domination by one country of the political, economic, or cultural life of a region?
mercantilism
humanism
imperialism
capitalism
8
A religion where devotees believe in only one god is ______. Ex: Judaism, Christianity, Islam
Hinduism
polytheistic
monotheistic
pluralistic
9
What's an economic system in which means of production are privately owned/operated for profit?
socialism
feudalism
mercantilism
capitalism
10
This economic system is structured around a lord's manor or estate.
manorialism
feudalism
secularism
serfdom
11
In this system of government, lords control their own lands but owe support to a greater lord.
manorialism
militarism
mercantilism
feudalism
12
What is a system of government in which elected officials are chosen by the people?
democracy
theocracy
republic
oligarchy
13
In the Japanese feudal system, the top military commander was known as the ______.
shogun
militant
general
Commander in Chief
14
In Hinduism, _____ signifies the moral and religious duties expected of an individual.
karma
dharma
burden
responsibility
15
This Hindu idea says that all your deeds in this life affect your existence in the next.
responsibility
dharma
wealth
karma
16
Cultural diffusion means ______ among cultures. Used to foster alliances
the exchange of ideas, customs, goods, and technologies
wealth
poverty
greater political diversity
17
This intellectual movement at the heart of the Renaissance privileged worldly over religious.
socialism
capitalism
economics
humanism
18
What is a community with elements like a system of writing and development of social classes?
village
civilization
empire
school
19
This type of culture resulted from Alexander the Great's conquests, blending East and West.
Greek
classical
Hellenistic
modern
20
In Japanese feudal society, _____ were members of the warrior class. aka "those who serve"
samurai
shogun
daimyo
bushido
21
_____ is "The Way of the Warrior," or a code of conduct for samurai in feudal Japan.
Bushido
daimyo
serf
shogun
22
What is a type of gov't where citizens participate directly and not through elected officials?
feudalism
nationalism
direct democracy
republic
23
An _____ is a group of states or territories governed by one ruler. Ex: Roman _____
country
politic
empire
city
24
In feudal Japan, these warrior lords held a place below the shogun and given land to watch over
general
daimyo
Supreme Warrior
commander
25
In the Paleolithic period, nomads were people who _____
moved from place to place in search of food.
cared more about intellectual than military pursuits.
belonged to a ruling family.
hunted for treasure.
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______ matters have to do with the worldly rather than with the religious. In the Middle Ages
secular
clerical
royal
sacred