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The medieval political and social system was called
Common law
Mannerism
Feudalism
Theocracy
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The roman republic government consisted of members known as
priests
presidents
senators
emperors
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This Greek conqueror once had an empire that included Greece, Persia Egypt and parts of India
Ceasar Augustus
Constantine I
Alexander The Great
Julius Ceasar
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The period of peace and prosperity that lasted for 200 years was known as the
Age of Enlightenment
Renaissance
Pax Romana
Classical Period
5
Julius Caesar was a great Roman leader who was killed by the Senate because
he spoke for the republic
He was not Roman
He liked to live in Spain
he wanted to become the first Roman emporer
6
Missionaries are people who
are on a secret mission
work at castles
teachers of Christianity
do not like work
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400 A.D. to 1350 A.D. is known as the
Middle Ages
Renaissance
Age of Exploration
Pax Romana
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Direct rule
of the people describes this type of Government-
Dictatorship
Theocracy
Democracy
Monarch
9
This is a picture of-
Bahia Peninsula
Italian Peninsula
Florida Peninsula
Greece Peninsula
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Workers' organizations that controlled industries were called
apprentices
Parliaments
guilds
consuls
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The Protestant Reformation was led by
John Locke
Calvin Klien
Geoffery Chauser
Martin Luther
12
In a republic....
people have no choice of leaders
people choose their leaders
everything is run by the king
leaders are chosen by the government
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A castle was often part of a
convent
monastery
church
manor
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payment that supposally freed Roman Catholics of punishment for sins
influxuations
common tax
indulgences
prayer tax
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Philosopher who believed that government should serve & protect the freedom & rights of people
John Locke
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Geoffery Chauser
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The foundation of
Roman Law
was
the constitution
the ten commandments
Hamurabi Code
The twelve tables
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The "father of printing in the Western world" was
Geoffrey Chaucer
Johannes Gutenburg
John Calvin
John Locke
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The fall of the Roman Empire was due to many things, one of which was
Religion
Plague and Franks invasion
French agriculture
Gaulois economy
19
A Feudal Estate was known as a
Plantation
Manor
Mason
Castle
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The Middle Ages ended and the pre-modern period began with the
Pax Romana
Napoleonic Wars
Renaissance
French Revolution
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Great center of learning located in northern Egypt
Alexandria
Athens
Tripoli
Morroco
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Kingdom and people who lived in present day Germany and France were known as
Franks
Mongols
Gauls
Huns
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First Roman Emperor
Alexander the Great
Julius Caesar
Caesar Augustus
Constantine I
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When Christopher Columbus landed in the Americas, he thought he had sailed to
the East Indies
Brazil
Cape Verde
Port O France
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Portuguese explorer who sailed around the Cape of Good Hope to India
Leonardo da Vinci
Bartholomeu Dias
Michelangelo Buonarotti
Vasco de Gama
26
Leaders in the Roman Catholic church are called
Buddha and Dharma
Bishops and Popes
Imams and Priests
Rabbi's and Clerics
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Painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling
de Vinci
Buonarotti
Bonaparte
Cervantes
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The word
polis
means
Power
Police
Policy
city-state
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The Latin term
medieval
means
Dark Ages
Middle Ages
Renaissance
Modern age
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Socrates and Plato were Greek
Kings
Politicians
Warriors
Philosophers
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Written document that granted privileges & freedoms to
city residents
was
a convent
an indulgence
a consul
a charter
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This period reached it "Golden Age" in the 400's B.C.
Dark ages
Renaissance
Modern
Classical
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Rome was founded by twins abandoned by evil uncle and raised by a she-wolf
Jules and Janius
Romulus and Remus
Renoe and Rector
Heckel and Jeckel
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French leader and conqueror of Europe
King Louie XIV
Caesar Augustus
Napoleon
Charlemagne
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Unwritten laws that come from local customs
constitution
condolences
charter
common law
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The Greek word for love of wisdom is
paleontology
philosophy
physiology
psychology
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A great and often violent change is called a
protestant
revolution
Upheaval
freedom march
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Christianity became the official religion of the Roman Empire under the rule of
Claudius
Augustus Caesar
Caligula
Constantine I
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The divine right of kings =
kings and queens were special
The belief that Kings and Queen ruled by the will of God
was never a factor in medievil Europe
Did not exist
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Renaissance writers reached a wider audience by writing in
French
common language
Language of the educated
Latin