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7th Grade European History
7th Grade European History
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Review of European History for 7th Graders
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Era when people looked at science, math, and reason to explain the world.
The Great Awakening
The Golden Age
The Enlightenment
The Age of Exploration
2
Greece was made up of......
Nation-States
City-States
Nations
Counties
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What was one early effect of the Crusades?
Peasants revolted
Nobles gained more land
The Roman Catholic Church declined
Trade increased
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Famous for capturing Gaul, was the last leader of the Roman REPUBLIC...
Julius Caesar
Marc Antony
Caesar Augustus
Alexander the Great
5
Era of European History of renewed interest in art and education.
Dark Ages
Middle Ages
The Reconnaissance
The Renaissance
6
This Germanic King reunited most of western Europe:
Henry VII
Charlemagne
Henry VIII
King Leonidas
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These were a series of wars fought for the Holy Land:
The Crusades
The World Wars
The Persian Wars
The Pelloponnessian Wars
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Macedonian by birth, his empire stretched into Greece, Egypt, Persia, and India.
Caesar Augustus
King Phillip II
Alexander the Great
King Leonidas
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Before Christianity became its official religion, Rome did what to Christians?
Persecuted them
Ignored them
Made them citizens
Enslaved them
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Which cultural elements are important Roman influences in the Western world today?
Medicine, business, farming
Feudalism, drama, sports
Language, architecture, law
Science, art, philosophy
11
How did Black Death held end Feudalism?
Started a revolution
Advanced medicine
Created strong families
Created a labor shortage
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The Twelve Tables led to....
Standards of justice
Units of measurements
The banking system
The American Revolution
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Where was the first Democracy?
Athens
Pompeii
Sparta
Rome
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Who started the reformation?
Charlemagne
Queen Isabella I
King Richard "The Lionheart"
Martin Luther
