What happened because of the rise of feudalism?

The power of the Church declined

Martin Luther protested the Catholic Church by doing what?

Nailing the 95 Theses to his church door.

Which of the following is an example of "Sharia Law"?

Speaking out against Islam and being executed

A painting, statue, or artwork of religious significance

What was the Committee of Public Safety known for?

Imposing the Reign of Terror and executing "enemies" of France

Which of the following was a legacy of the Byzantine Empire?

Preservation of Greco-Roman heritage

During the Renaissance, “patrons” were -

Wealthy people who sponsored artists

Galileo was tried for heresy because he argued:

That Earth revolved around the Sun.

How did Theodora impact the Byzantine empire?

by expanding and improving women's rights in the empire

What was Ibn Battuta famous for?

Chronicling his journeys through the Muslim World

Why was the Church of England established?

King Henry VIII wanted to divorce his wife, so he created a new church

Which of the following best describes the Muslim office of caliph?

A religious and political position for government leaders

What was an important effect of the printing press?

It allowed for new ideas to spread quickly, like the 95 Theses.

What was the main effect the Great Famine, the 100 Years War and the Black Plague had on feudal life?

It lead to an increase in rights and value in serf labor.

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1
Who built this temple?
Aztecs
Mayans
Olmecs
Incas
2
What made it difficult for Napoleon to invade Russia?
Numerous supplies
Brave soliders
Harsh winters
Extensive mountain ranges
3
What did King Louis XVI, Marie Antionette, Max Robespierre and George Danton all have in common?
They were leaders of the National Assembly
All fought for the revolutionaries in France
All were nobles of France
All died by the guillotine
4
Which of the following events utilitized this device?
Storming of Bastille
Reign of Terror
The Dark Ages
Great Fear
5
What was the issue during the Great Schism of 1378?
Disagreements over divorce
There were numerous popes
Disagreements over icons
Pope was demanding too much money for indulgences
6
What happened because of the rise of feudalism?
It ended the Great Famine of 1314
There were no more kings
The power of the Church declined
The Great Schism of 1054
7
Prince Metternich restored what across Europe after the fall of Napoleon?
Monarchies
Dictatorships
Republics
Democracies
8
What does this picture represent?
Middle Passage
American Exploration
The Crusades
Columbian Exchange
9
Martin Luther protested the Catholic Church by doing what?
Boycotting all church services.
Creating a new church called the Martinian Church.
Nailing the 95 Theses to his church door.
Attacking the pope with a small group of assassins.
10
What document is most known for coming out of the time of Napoleon's rule?
French Directory
Napoleonic Law
Declaration of Rights of Man
Tennis Court Oath
11
Which leader was the symbol of "absolutism"?
King George III
King John
King Louis XIV
Charlemagne
12
What was the area of contribution for Abu Bakr al-Razi?
Founder of Islam
Writing of Medical Texts
Creation of Algebra
The Third Rightly Guided Caliph
13
The First Estate was made up of which group of people?
Bourgeoisie
Clergy
Commoners
Nobility
14
The Second Estate was made up of which group of people?
Peasants
Nobility
Clergy
Bourgeoisie
15
Who was the first European explorer to reach the Americas?
Hernan Cortes
Ferdinand Magellan
Christopher Columbus
Leif Eriksson
16
Which of the following is an example of "Sharia Law"?
Getting caught stealing so you have to sell your child into slavery
Stealing and paying a fine
Cheating on your spouse and becoming excommunicated
Speaking out against Islam and being executed
17
Which author sought to blend faith and reason?
Thomas Aquinas
Martin Luther
Dante
Emperor Leo III
18
Who would oppose the use of figures like these?
Nobles
Iconoclasts
Catholics
Christians
19
What was the name of the journey enslaved Africans took from Africa to the Americas?
Spread of Smallpox
Middle Passage
Columbian Exchange
Northwest Passage
20
Who was the founder of Islam?
Jesus
Moses
Martin Luther
Muhammad
21
What is an icon?
A famous priest
The front of a church
A translation of the Bible
A painting, statue, or artwork of religious significance
22
Enlightenment thinkers wanted to get rid of which form of government?
Absolute Monarchies
Republics
Constitutional Monarchies
Democracies
23
Which Indigenous society had a written language in their culture?
Incan
Olmec
Mayan
24
What was the Committee of Public Safety known for?
Imposing the Reign of Terror and executing "enemies" of France
Imposed the Magna Carta
They were tasked with writing the Declaration of Rights of Men
They were in charge of writing a fair constitution for the monarchy
25
Which of the following was a legacy of the Byzantine Empire?
Continuation of the Cyrillic alphabet
Preservation of Greco-Roman heritage
Modern forms of Government
New Economic Systems, like socialism
26
During the Renaissance, “patrons” were -
Mathematical Scholars
European teachers
Wealthy Renaissance priests
Wealthy people who sponsored artists
27
What is the idea that European kings are chosen by gods to rule?
Mandate of Heaven
Divine Right
Absolutism
Divine Intervention
28
Galileo was tried for heresy because he argued:
Against the law of gravity.
That heaven did not exist.
That the Sun revolved around the Earth.
That Earth revolved around the Sun.
29
What was the most important force in providing cultural unity and stability in western Europe during the Middle Ages?
Military
Christianity
Nobility
Islam
30
Which of the following Native American civilizations performed the most sacrifices?
Incas
Aztecs
Mayans
31
The Muslim holy text is called the
The Bible
The Qu'ran
The Gospels
The Torah
32
What caused the "Black Death" plague?
It was a disease brought to Europe from the Americas
Fleas that infected rats
Babies who didn't eat their vegetables
Rats that bit humans
33
Laws that protected the Byzantine empire were known as:
Hammurabi's Code
Napoleonic Code
Justinian's Code
Byzantium Code
34
How did Theodora impact the Byzantine empire?
by founding universities for public education
by expanding and improving women's rights in the empire
by contributing to the arts of the Byzantine empire
by writing an exhaustive history of the Byzantine empire
35
What was Ibn Battuta famous for?
Chronicling his journeys through the Muslim World
His advancements in alchemy
Building the Mosque in Mecca
His position as the emperor of Ghana
36
Why was the Church of England established?
The church was established after England successfully won the 100 years war
King Henry VIII wanted to divorce his wife, so he created a new church
Martin Luther's followers were tired of Catholic indulgences
King Louis XIV wanted to create a new church for England
37
What does this picture represent?
Social Contract
Checks and Balances
Natural Rights
Separation of Powers
38
Which Incan creation allowed regular citizens and government officials to travel around the empire and around mountains?
Chariots
Roads
Carriages
Boats
39
Disagreements over the use of icons and the lifestyle of priests ultimately led to the:
100 Years War
Great Depression
Great Schism of 1054
Great Schism of 1378
40
When the 3rd estate was locked out of the Estate-General they got together and pledged the what?
Declaration of Independence
Soccer Pitch Proposal
The Reign of Terror
Tennis Court Oath
41
What were conquistadors?
French Conquerors
Spanish Conquerors
American Conquerors
Dutch Conquerors
42
Who created this painting?
Leonardo
Raphael
Michelangelo
Botticelli
43
Which of the following best describes the Muslim office of caliph?
A religious and political position for government leaders
A religious and political position for recent converts to Islam
A religious and political position for women
A religious and political position for Scholars
44
Which of the following was the "Little Ice Age" responsible for?
The Plague
Black Death
100 Years War
The Great Famine
45
What was an important effect of the printing press?
It led to a renewed study of Latin and Greek.
Gutenberg used his wealth from the invention to support artists.
It allowed for new ideas to spread quickly, like the 95 Theses.
It led to the development of public libraries.
46
What was the "rebirth" of the arts?
Enlightenment
Scientific Revolution
Humanistic Revolution
Renaissance
47
What was the significance of the signing of the Magna Carta?
Freedom of Religion
Increasing the power of the king
Limiting the power of the king
Limiting the power of the nobility
48
Max Robespierre led a time of the French Revolution called:
The Great Fear
The Reign of Terror
The Winter of Discontent
The Coup d'etat
49
Which is not one of the Five Pillars of Islam?
Making a pilgrimage to Mecca
Being baptized
Fasting during Ramadan
Giving alms to the poor
50
Which family developed new banking techniques that allowed themselves to become wealthy and patrons of the arts?
Tudor Family
Windsor Family
Medici Family
Luigi Family
51
What was the main effect the Great Famine, the 100 Years War and the Black Plague had on feudal life?
It led to a decrease in the rights of peasants
It lead to an increase in rights and value in serf labor.
Kings and Queens had to work the fields for themselves
Many Kings and Queens were killed off
52
The map below reflects which empire at its height?
Byzantine Empire
The Roman Empire under Trajan
Napoleon's Empire
The Ottoman Empire
53
Why did the Council of Trent fail to unite Christians?
It was held in Wittenberg and was overrun by a Protestant attack
It reaffirmed Protestant doctrine, ignored the complaints of Catholics
It allowed for people to become Atheists without punishment.
It reaffirmed catholic doctrine, ignored the protestants complaints
54
Which emperor of Mali has been described as the richest man who ever lived?
Emperor Dibonga
Ibn Khalid
Prince Metternich
Mansa Musa
55
All of the following are reasons for early European Exploration except:
Glory
God
Gold
Religious Freedom
56
The English Bill of Rights gave this group more power in the government:
Absolute Monarchy
Democracy
Parliament
Nobles
57
What was the action of Pope Urban II that led to the Crusades?
He wrote a letter to all Christians calling for them to take the Holy Lands
He was assassinated
He was captured by Islamic invaders
He outlawed the use of icons
58
What theory of the universe is being shown below?
Heliocentric Theory
Geocentric Theory
Interstellar Planetary Revolution Theory
Gravitational Theory
59
Which political system is represented below?
Socialism
Feudalism
Democracy
Oligarchy
60
Which Estate had the Bourgeoisie?
First Estate
Third Estate
Fourth Estate
Second Estate
61
How were the Ottoman Turks eventually able to conquer the Byzantine Empire?
They had gunpowder weapons
They converted the entire Byzantine empire to Islam
Their ships were smaller and more agile than Byzantine ships
They controlled trade through the Iberian peninsula
62
Luther protested the practice of selling indulgences. What was that practice?
It allowed people to practice any religion.
Indulgences permitted priests to marry and have children.
Clergy members bought them to get higher offices.
Selling pardons or forgiveness for sins.
63
Which of the following is considered to be the "Ultimate Renaissance Man"?
Leonardo Da Vinci
Cosimo De Medici
Brunelleschi
Michelangelo
64
Which of the following is the correct definition of “Hajj”?
The term for Muslim schools
A Muslim priest
The scarf worn by women
A pilgrimage to Mecca
65
What does this represent?
The British Estate System
The Dutch Estate System
The French monarchy
The French Estate System
66
What were the holy wars between Christians and Muslims called?
The conquest of Jerusalem
The 100 years war
The crusades
The intercontinental wars
67
Who painted this?
Leonardo
Donatello
Botticelli
Raphael
68
What was the name of this building?
Sistine Chapel
Hagia Sophia
Palace of Versailles
Taj Mahal
69
John Locke believed that life, liberty, and property were considered
Natural rights
Sins
Disposable rights
Government rights
70
Prior to the French Revolution which estate paid all the taxes?
Second estate
Third Estate
First Estate
Second and Third Estates
71
According to John Locke, if a government violates citizens natural rights, what can the citizens do?
Revolt and overthrow the government
Move to another country with a better government
Force the king to sign a social contract
Sign a petition to replace the government
72
Which of the following harmed the Native American population the most when the conquistadors arrived?
Less developed languages
Smallpox
Chicken Pox
Less advanced techonology
73
What does this picture represent?
Max Robespierre and George Danton abusing the 3rd Estate
Hardships faced by Europeans during the Columbian Exchange
Absolutism in France
The unfair treatment of the 3rd Estate by the 1st and 2nd Estate in France
74
The Byzantines did not accept the authority of what Catholic figure?
The Pope
The Priests
Jesus
The Diocese of Paris
75
What theory of the universe is shown in the image below?
Helioism Theory
Heliocentric Theory
Geocentric Theory
Astronomical Theory
76
What city is the Kaaba located in?
Jerusalem
Medina
Mecca
Palestine
77
The Reign of Terror ended with the Execution of
Marie Antoinette
King Louis XVI
Georges Danton
Max Robespierre
78
Who painted the Sistine Chapel?
Michelangelo
Leonardo
Raphael
Donatello
79
How did Napoleon gain control of France?
Storming the Bastille
Reign of Terror
Great Fear
Coup d'etat
80
What was the area of contribution for Abu Ja'far Muhammad Ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi?
Founder of Islam
Writing of Medical Texts
Creation of Algebra
The Third Rightly Guided Caliph

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