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World History A Review
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1
When camels were brought to Africa from Asia, trade increased across the...
central rain forests
Ethiopian Highlands.
Sahara.
Great Rift Valley.
2
The Ten Commandments are to Judaism as the Five Pillars are to
Islam
Catholicism
Christianity
Confucianism
3
Athenian democracy is considered limited by modern standards. Why?
Only 500 citizens were allowed to participate in government.
Hand Carving 200 copies of the Bible
Only land-owning men could be citizens and participate in government.
All male citizens including slaves over the age of 30 could participate
4
Which Renaissance painter was responsible for painting the Mona Lisa?
Martin Luther
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Erasmus
DaVinci
5
The feudal system was based on a network of...?
Castles protecting trade routes
Knighthood.
Mutual obligations over land.
Knights or mounted warriors.
6
Who is the head of the Roman Catholic Church?
The Pope
Bishop
Cardinal
Parish Priest
7
How many times were Muslims expected to make the Hajj to Mecca?
Never, unless selected by Abraham
Once per year during Ramadan
Once per lifetime, if possible
Three times per lifetime
8
Which Renaissance writer taught us that “the ends justify the means” to justify the brutal treatment of their subjects?
Machiavelli
Usury
Erasmus
Simony
9
What was the dominant religion of Medieval Europe?
Islam
Hinduism
Judaism
Catholicism
10
What invention led to increased literacy and cheaper books?
The Internet
The Enigma Machine
The Printing Press
The Typewriter
11
One consistent economic theme of the West African Ancient Civilizations was...
Gold and Salt Trade
Slave Trading
Naval conquest
Building of the pyramids
12
Which of the following is NOT one of the five major pillars of Islam?
Faith
Fasting
Charity
Eucharist
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This is the name of laborers in Medieval Europe who were tied to the land, and could not be sold.
Serfs
Nobels
Slaves
Smurfs
