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End of Year SUPER QUIZ
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1
To be considered a good ruler in Imperial China, an emperor should rule based on what?
Buddhism
Trade
Confucianism
Military strength
2
Colonists wanted to extract wealth from (make money off of) and
do what to
the native people in the lands they colonized
Teach them Renaissance art
Listen to their history and religious practices
Convert them to Christianity
Move them all to Europe to teach Europeans
3
Where does the word "quarantine" come from?
The word 40 in Egyptian (isolate people for 40 days)
The word 40 in Italian (isolate people for 40 days)
The word for rat poison in Italian (keep rats separated)
The word for rat poison in Egyptian (keep rats separated)
4
In which continent would you find Chichén Itzá?
6 - North America
1 - North America
1 - Asia
6 - Asia
5
What did Luther famously do to the Bible?
He burned it.
He refused to read it.
He translated it into Latin.
He translated it into German.
6
How many of the 237 people who sailed with Magellan survived to make it back to Spain?
57
18
323
116
7
After the Council of Trent, the "Inquisition" started targeting _____?
Catholics
Soldiers
Protestants
Buddhists
8
What is the Heian period in Japan known for?
Economy
Trade
War
Culture
9
What was a "flagellant"
Someone who punished the sins of themselves and others with whips
Monks who spread the idea that the plague was not a punishment from God.
Fleas that carried the plague
People who spread the Plague on purpose
10
Which of these words is most closely associated with the word “dynasty”?
Family
Religion
Trade
Military
11
Emperor Justinian is most famous for his contribution to...
Math
Astronomy
Art
Law
12
"In the long run, violence, enslavement, and diseases" led to the death of
up to
what % of the Native population?
90%
30%
70%
50%
13
Who was at the very top of the Catholic Church?
Pope
Monk
Bishop
Priest
14
What do merchants mainly do?
Preach the word of god
Heal the sick
Entertain the king
Sell goods
15
Where did the Caliphates claim their right to rule came from?
Being chosen by the Pope as the holy rulers
Being close descendants of the prophet Muhammad
Being prophet as important as Muhammad
Being elected by the people
16
Which group created the most famous literature of the Heian Period?
Muslims
Samurai
Women
Chinese
17
What city was the main focus of the Crusades?
Rome
Cordoba
Jerusalem
Cairo
18
Luther believed that salvation (going to Heaven) came from ______.
Faith
Fasting
Relics
Good works
19
What was the main goal of Zheng He's travels?
To make up for the fact that China did not produce many goods.
To find North and South America.
To gain prestige and respect for China.
To get goods to sell at a higher price.
20
The Inca were able to keep records of numbers using...
Silver!
Writing!
Llamas!
String!
21
Because of the mountainous terrain, the Inca built many...
terraces
pyramids
water slides
tunnels
22
Which statement is true about the Jesuits?
They were protestants
They believed only Europeans should be Catholic
They spread Catholicism all around the world
They didn't believe education was important
23
What language did the Byzantine's speak?
French
Latin
Arabic
Greek
24
The Inca Empire spread over which mountain range?
Cuzco
Yucatán
Sierra
Andes
25
In which continent would you find the Taj Mahal?
3 - Asia
4 - Australia
3 - Australia
4 - Asia
26
Why did Medieval European Catholics care about Muslim lands?
They often went on pilgrimages to important Christian sites.
They believed God wanted them to take over the world.
Muslim lands were rich with oil.
They were looking for husbands and wives to marry.
27
How does a serf differ from a peasant?
A serf can be promoted to lord
A serf is tied to the land
A serf is armed and expected to defend the other peasants
A serf does not get to grow any of their own food
28
As part of their tribute, leaders of other countries would _____ to the rulers of China.
duel
kowtow
lose at chess
never meet
29
Luther also argued that the ____ of the Catholic Church didn't have the power to save souls
Bible
Hot Cross Buns
Messiah
Rituals
30
In which continent would you find The Colosseum?
3 - Europe
2 - Asia
2 - Europe
3 - Asia
31
Where was there some freedom available for the average person in Medieval Europe?
High Seas
Fields
Towns
Manors
32
Which of the following was
NOT
a typical crop gown by the Maya?
Beans
Chile Peppers
Rice
Squash
33
Finish this: Western Europe was mostly Roman Catholic, Eastern Europe was mostly _________
Muslim
Greek Catholic
Greek or Eastern Orthodox
Jewish Orthodox
34
The Mongols were _______
Nomadic
Catholic
Aquatic
Pacifists (they believe in peace)
35
Where did Jesus grow up and in which religious tradition?
Rome, in the Roman tradition
Judea, in the Jewish tradition
Egypt, in the Egyptian tradition
Greece, in the Greek tradition
36
Which of these places was
never
part of the Islamic Empire?
Persia
Egypt
Spain
Greece
37
Which of these words was
NOT
part of the motto for European explorers?
God
Grain
Gold
Glory
38
In which season were you LEAST likely to get the plague?
Winter
Summer
Spring
Fall
39
What was the (simplified) initial disagreement between Sunni and Shia?
They disagreed on whether the Qur'an was the word of God.
They disagreed on the number of gods there were.
They disagreed on whether Muhammad was truly God's prophet.
They disagreed on who should be the first Caliph after Muhammad died.
40
What was probably the most important reason Europeans were able to conquer people in the Americas?
Weaponry
Americans' lack of resistance to European diseases
The compass
Christianity
41
Why did LATER (16-1700s) plague doctors wear masks with beaks?
They were trying to appease the cats by pretending to be birds
They wanted to scare sick people back to health
They thought the plague was spread through bad smells
They knew the plague was spread by fleas
42
How was the Bubonic different from the Pneumonic Plague?
Bubonic was spread by fleas, not through coughing on people
Bubonic struck those who didn't go to church
Bubonic did not affect adults, only children and sheep
Bubonic was not deadly
43
What message did Jesus primarily spread during his time in Judea?
Greek philosophy and rationalism
Calls for rebellion against the Roman Empire
Teachings of peace, love, and social justice
Instructions for building a new temple in Jerusalem
44
In which continent would you find the Forbidden City?
3 - Asia
3 - South America
5 - South America
5 - Asia
45
Which of these answers was
NOT
an achievements of the Maya?
charting the movements of the moon, stars, and planets
construction of enormous stone cities
building elaborate temple pyramids
invention of the wheel
46
Which emperor moved the capital of the Roman Empire East?
Nero
Constantine
Ovaltine
Romulus Agustus
47
Which of these words is closest to the meaning of the word "Caliphate"?
General
Pope
Dynasty
President
48
How did the Roman Empire
initially
respond to Christianity?
Ignoring it completely
Embracing it as the official state religion
Encouraging the spread of Christian teachings
Violently persecuting Christians
49
The Mongols helped improve ______
Mosaics
Dance
Christianity
Trade
50
Do people still live in some traditional Maya ways?
Yes, in some communities in Southern Mexico and Guatemala
No, the Spanish came and wiped all of them out.
No, the traditional Maya ways of life were forgotten.
Yes, everyone in Mexico still follows the traditional Maya way of life.
51
What was the name of Zheng He's largest ships?
Wood-Bottom Ships
Treasure Ships
Pinta Ships
Chuán Ships
52
Finish this: Columbus had 3 ships; Zheng He had ___
almost 100 ships.
over 300 ships.
7 ships.
only 1 ship.
53
Despite ruling China, the Yuan Dynasty was not Chinese. They were actually _______.
Mongols
Japanese
Indian
Korean
54
In which continent would you find Himeji Castle?
3 - Asia
1 - Africa
1 - Asia
3 - Africa
55
In which continent would you find The Great Mosque of Mecca?
3 - Asia
3 - Africa
1 - Asia
1 - Africa
56
"Much of the wealth generated by Colonial empires was done so by claiming
human beings
as a form of _______"
Free People
Equals
Property
57
What important religious idea developed among the Hebrews that later influenced Christianity?
Monotheism
Agnosticism
Atheism
Polytheism
58
What did Luther (maybe) nail to the church door?
5 Theses
95 Theses
A killer recipe for hot cross buns
95 Indulgences
59
In which continent would you find Timbuktu?
3 - Asia
1 - Asia
1 - Africa
4 - Africa
60
What is Fealty?
A piece of land
A vassal
Loyalty
A peasant who was tied to the land
61
Which European explorer's ships first "circumnavigated the globe" (sailed around the world)
Zheng He
Da Gama
Magellan
Columbus
62
Which of these choices
DOES NOT
describe a Knight
Someone who is tied to their land for life
Someone who may be given a fief (piece of land) of their own
Someone who gives military service to a lord
Someone who was given that title by a Lord
63
People often say "Islam spread...
...with a smile and a nod"
...slowly"
...only to Arabs"
...by the sword"
64
Which of these words describes cities?
Urban
Rural
Suburban
Outback
65
The medieval Byzantine empire considered themselves to be _________.
Frankish
German
Roman
Scandinavian
66
Which of these technologies/ideas
DID
the Inca empire have (before the Spanish arrived)
written language
counting
the wheel
horses
67
After the fall of the Classic Period of Mayan civilization, smaller Mayan towns thrived in the ____ Peninsula
Yucatán
Amazon
Equatorial
Andes
68
Which of these is a way early Islam was different from early Christianity and Judaism?
Muhammad had no followers to spread his message.
Early Islam was politically powerful as well as religiously powerful.
Early Islam was disorganized and weak.
Early Islam did not take shape until 200 years after Muhammad's death.
69
What is a Caliph?
A Muslim warrior
A Muslim ruler
A Muslim peasant
A Muslim scholar
70
In which continent would you find Machu Picchu?
5 - North America
5 - South America
6 - South America
6 - North America
71
Jesuits are famous for founding _____ all over the world.
different denominations
indulgences
museums
schools
72
Which of these is also known as the Byzantine empire?
Eastern Roman Empire
Northern Roman Empire
Southern Roman Empire
Western Roman Empire
73
What was the purpose of the Council of Trent?
It was a Catholic council meant to stop Protestantism from spreading
It was a group of over 100 people named Trent who wanted to hang out
It was a trial for Martin Luther held by the Catholic Church
It was a protestant meeting that started Lutheranism
74
How did Chinese farmers raise crops on steep hillsides?
They got strong animals to pull plows.
They created flat step-like areas called terraces.
They let the natural plants take over.
They only planted in the lowlands.
75
Theodora was...
Justinian's wife who expanded rights for women.
Justinian's daughter who led an army as a teenager.
Justinian's wife who created amazing mosaics.
Justinian's daughter who ran away to become a nun.
76
In which continent would you find the Khaju Bridge?
3 - Asia
3 - Europe
2 - Europe
2 - Asia
77
How did Spanish and Portuguese colonization effect Spain and Portugal?
They became Christian kingdoms for the first time in history
They spent too much money on their colonies and became poor
Their kingdoms became astonishingly rich
They were conquered by native peoples in the Americas
78
According to the
Mandate of Heaven
, which of these might be a sign that it is time to get a new emperor?
Devastating flooding
A rival scores better on tests
A monk makes a speech
A popular vote
79
The practice of binding girls’ feet began in the upper class. This was mainly because
wealthy fathers encouraged their daughters to walk for exercise.
the lower classes thought that large feet were more beautiful.
only the wealthiest people could afford the required cloth.
richer families had less need for women to be able to work.
80
Why did over 2000 editions of Luther's writings appear between 1517 and 1526?
He started a gossip magazine!
Luther spent hundreds of hours copying them by hand!
He wrote in hieroglyphs!
The printing press!
