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World History CBA1 Review Part 2
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1
The Mongols tied Europe, the Middle East, Russia, and East Asia together.
True
False
2
Some Arab traders caused African __________ to increase in the 7th century.
exposure to disease
slavery
technology
wealth through trade
3
The
effects
of the Protestant Reformation included all of the following EXCEPT:
an increase in religious unity
decreased support of the Pope
a decline in religious unity
strengthened support of the Pope
4
The Mongols decreased tradealong the SilkRoad.
True
False
5
What was sold by the Catholic Church as a pardon from punishment for committing a sin?
Tickets into Heaven
Religious icons
Bibles
Indulgences
6
The Bubonic Plague originated in ________ in 1334 & spread along trade routes to Europe
India
West Africa
China
Egypt
7
The rulers of the Kingdom of Ghana in Africa converted to Islam.
False
True
8
The Hundred Years'War was between ___________ and ___________.
France / Spain
England / France
England / Austria
Spain / England
9
“PaxMongolica” means
Mongolian Peace
Mongolian Pact
Mongolian War
Mongolian Tax
10
The Crusades strengthened the Byzantine Empire, contributing to its rise
True
False
11
The Renaissance had great increases in the following areas EXCEPT:
arts and literature
logic and reasoning
scientific developments
emphasis of religion
12
Some historiansbelieve the Mongolsmay have been responsiblefor spreading the Bubonic Plague.
True
False
13
Art during the Renaissance reflected all of the following EXCEPT:
vanishing points used
humans depicted realistically in paintings
abstract representation
3D space on 2D surfaces
14
Trade increased as a result of the Crusades
True
False
15
Spread new plants,such as corn and potatoes from the Americas to Europe, Africa and Asia.
Silk Road
Columbian Exchange
Gold - Salt Trade
Commercial Revolution
16
The Hundred Years' War & the Bubonic Plague led to the rise of ________
nationalism
spiritualism
feudalism
absolutism
17
Who wrote the Ninety-Five Theses?
John Locke
Pope Urban II
Voltaire
Martin Luther
18
The capital city ___________ was renowned for its salt reserves and Islamic scholarship.
Mecca
Timbuktu
Medina
Constantinople
19
All of the following are examples of the characteristics of early civilization EXCEPT:
Advanced technology
Systems of writing
Specialization of labor
written constitutions
20
Spain and Portugal led a series of campaigns to recapture territory from the __________
Christians
Moors (Muslims)
Huns
Germanic tribes
21
The Bubonic Plague lasted for approximately ______ years in Europe.
5
10
15
20
22
Political, economic, scientific, and artistic movement in the 15th and 16th centuries
Renaissance
Enlightenment
Reconquista
Absolutism
23
The Renaissance experienced a shift in focus fromreligious subjects toward more secularsubjects
Enlightenment
Humanism
Democracy
Mercantilism
24
Approximately ____________ people in Europe died from the Bubonic Plague .
15 million
10 million
25 million
20 million
25
During the ______________ the Roman Catholic Church unified much of Europe.
Middle Ages
Protestant Reformation
Crusades
Great Schism
26
The Mongols were tolerant of conquered peoples culture and religion during peacetime.
True
False
27
Which Dynasty took on a policy of isolationism?
Ming
Tang
Song
Zhou
28
People with a common language, history, and culture should constitute an independent nation
revolution
isolationism
nationalism
enlightenment
29
This area known for its Islamicscholarship and salt reserves
Mecca
Timbuktu
Mali
Constantinople
30
The Hundred Years'War & the Bubonic Plague led to the decline of ___________
nationalism
government
absolutism
feudalism
31
The Gold– Salt Trade across the Sahara Desert was between West African Kingdoms and
Chinese merchants
The Mongols
Muslim merchants
The Romans
32
This dynasty strengthened the central government of China
Ming
Song
Tang
Zhou
33
During the Protestant Reformation Martin Luther ____________ the sale of indulgences
objected
was indifferent to
supported
34
This Dynasty ended explorations and took on a policy of isolationism
Tang
Song
Zhou
Ming
35
The Hundred Years' War resulted in
Nationalism in France and England
emphasis on religion in England
the strength of England
Isolationism of France
36
The effects of the Neolithic Revolution included all of the following EXCEPT
permanent homes and villages
specialization of labor
marriages
technology
37
The Crusades, Black Death, Hundred Years' War, & GreatSchism contributed to the end of
religious persecution
religious tolerance
Middle Ages
medieval Europe