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Updated Early Europe Review - 2022
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Review over Greeks, Romans, Renaissance, Middle Ages, etc.
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What are the two most famous Greek city-states?
Corinth & Sparta
Argos & Sparta
Athens & Syracuse
Athens & Sparta
2
Where did the ancient Greek civilizations live?
Scandinavian Peninsula
Balkan Peninsula
Iberian Peninsula
Italian Peninsula
3
How was the Bubonic Plague spread?
Through rats
Through trade
It didn't spread, it stayed in one location
Through the Crusades
4
Pax Romana was a period of what?
Republican government in Rome
Period of kings ruling Rome
Imperial government in Rome
Period of Roman peace
5
Which of these is not one of the Humanities?
Mathematics
History
Poetry
Music
6
Who started the Crusades?
The Pope
The Muslims
The Roman Emperor
The Christians
7
Which Greek city-state is known for being a military city with one of the strongest armies in Greece?
Corinth
Sparta
Athens
Rhodes
8
Which Greek author is known for writing short stories with morals such as "The Boy who cried Wolf"?
Plato
Homer
Aristotle
Aesop
9
Why did the persecution of Christians in the Roman Empire end?
The persecution did not end
The emperor Constantine became a Christian
There was a law made against it
The Romans got tired of persecuting the Christians
10
Which of the following is NOT an effect of Alexander the Great's rule?
Spread Greek culture
Created the largest known empire at the time
United most of civilized world under Greek rule
Controlled both the Greek and Roman empires
11
What was the impact of the Bubonic plague?
People started to question the church
It contributed to the decline of feudalism
All of above
1/3 of the population died
12
What religion spread quickly throughout the Roman Empire that people were persecuted for following?
Christianity
Paganism
Islam
Judaism
13
Which of the following is NOT a reason we study the Greeks?
Clothing
Philosophy
The Olympics
Theatre
14
What started the Protestant Reformation?
When the Catholic Church became the main church in Europe
Martin Luther's posting of the 95 Theses
The Reformation had always been around
When King Henry VIII wanted to marry another woman
15
Where did the Renaissance begin?
France
Greece
Italy
Spain
16
Which Greek city-state is known for developing democracy?
Sparta
Athens
Rhodes
Corinth
17
Which of the following was NOT a master of Renaissance art?
Michelangelo
Raphael
Da Vinci
Constantine
18
Where did the Roman civilization start?
Balkan Peninsula
Scandinavian Peninsula
Iberian Peninsula
Italian Peninsula
19
When was the Renaissance?
500-1600 AD
1300-1600 BC
500-1500 AD
1300-1600 AD
20
What was the main cause of the Protestant Reformation?
Clergy abuse caused people to respecting the Catholic Church
Clergy abuse caused people to ask questions to the Catholic Church
Clergy abuse caused people to criticize the Catholic Church
Clergy abuse caused people to disrespect the Catholic Church
21
Which Greek author is known for writing epic poems like The Illiad?
Aesop
Homer
Plato
Aristotle
22
Why did the Crusades happen?
Christians were bored and wanted something to do
Christians wanted to retake the Holy Land from the Muslims
Christians wanted to extend the territory covered by Christianity
Christians wanted to attack the Muslims for no reason
23
Which ancient civilization developed on mainland Greece and built fortified cities/engaged in warfare?
Minoans
Romans
Mycenaeans
Greeks
24
Which of the following is NOT a way that the Crusades changed the world?
Spread of new ideas
Increased trade
New inventions like the printing press
Religious tolerance
25
What does the term Renaissance mean?
Restart
Rejuvenate
Renew
Rebirth
26
Which ancient civilization developed on the island of Crete and is believed to have been wiped out by a tsunami?
Romans
Minoans
Greeks
Mycenaeans
27
When were the Middle Ages?
500-1500 AD
500-1000 AD
500-1200 AD
500-1500 BC
28
Which of the following is one cause of the fall of Rome?
Julius Caesar's death
Drought
Conflict with China
Military Problems
29
Why did most of the ancient Greeks live along the coastlines?
They could sail/colonize easily
The interior of Greece was mountainous
The natural beauty of the sea
They could trade easily
30
What two city-states had a bitter war that led to the decline of the Ancient Greek Civilization?
Sparta and Thebes
Athens and Sparta
Corinth and Athens
Troy and Knossos
31
Which of the following was not a contribution of the Renaissance?
Invention of the Printing Press
Increased scientific knowledge
Less trading between countries
Humanism
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Which of the following was NOT a result of the Crusades?
Subjects like math and science were introduced to Europe
Christians and Muslims learned about each other's culture/religion
More trade routes between Europe and Asia were established
The Christians retook the Holy Lands
