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These people followed a code of honor called the Bushido...
Lords
Samurai
Knights
Daimyo
2
A piece of land that is loaned to a lesser lord in exchange for protection is called a . . .
Vassal
Bakufu
Manor
Fief
3
Humans typically settle by _________________.
Mountains
Plains
Rivers
Beaches
4
What does CE stand for?
After Death
After Common Era
Before Common Era
Common Era
5
The Crusades were a series of wars over control of...
Mecca
Byzantium
Jerusalem
Rome
6
Pope Urban launches the first crusade by promising...
those who fight go to heaven
all of the above
those who fight get money
those who fight get free land
7
The rulers of Ancient Egypt were called ____________________.
Prime ministers
Emperors
Kings/Queens
Pharaohs
8
Why did the Roman Empire fall?
Julius Caesar
Barbaric attacks
War against Carthage
It never fell
9
What is a secondary source?
A first hand original account of an event or person
An account or record created after the event
10
In Europe, these people are bound to the land...
Knights
Daimyo
Lord
Serf
11
The flooding of the ______________ allowed the Egyptians to grow a great variety of crops each year.
Tigris
Euphrates
Nile
Jordan
12
Judaism, Islam, Christianity all trace their lineage back to ...
Jesus
Abraham
Mohammed
Moses
13
Everything the king controls is the definition of a . . .
Vassal
Manor
Bakufu
Fief
14
This religion grew in popularity in Japan during medieval times...
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
Shintoism
15
The _______ religion sees no significance with Jerusalem
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
Christianity
16
What is a primary source?
An account or record created after the event
A first hand original account of an event or person
17
What does BCE stand for?
After Common Era
Common Era
After Death
Before Common Era
18
At the top of European feudalism is the...
Shogun
Daimyo
Emperor
King
19
Mohammed rose to heaven here...
Calvary
Mecca
The Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Jerusalem (Dome of the Rock)
20
Egypt believed in many gods making them...
Non-theistic
Polytheistic
Monotheistic
Abrahamic
21
What was the Silk Road?
A wall to protect China
Series of trade routes from Asia to Europe
A trade route in the Sahara
One long road made silk
22
This means to "kick someone out of heaven."
Cannonize
Heresy
Excommunicate
Seppuku
23
Which rivers formed the basis of life in Mesopotamia?
Indus & Jordan
Euphrates & Tigris
Nile & Indus
Euphrates & Yangtze
24
Which phrase best fits King Hammurabi's Code?
"Too much power is a bad thing"
"An eye for an eye"
"Everyone deserves a second chance"
"Everyone should vote in a society"
25
Who was Julius Caesar?
President of Rome
First emperor of Rome
Dictator of Rome
High priest of Rome
26
This form of poetry was popular in Japan during the Middle Ages...
Anime
Haiku
Rhymes
Epic Poem
27
Whose Empire is this? Hint: He was only 23 when he conquered this much land.
King Tut
Julius Caesar
Alexander the Great
Cyrus the Great
28
The idea that God chooses the King (and Emperor) is called the...
Divine Right
Godly Stature
Holy Order
Divine Powers
29
Feudalism is the exchange of _________ for __________.
Water....Safety
Food.....Water
Money....Protection
Land....Military Service
30
The _____ are an ancient people led by Abraham, a man well-respected in Christianity, Judaism, and Islam.
Muslims
Israelites
Babylonians
Christians
31
_____ were used as tombs to transport the Pharaoh to the afterlife
Tombs
Pyramids
Megaliths
Ziggurats
32
What is this a picture of?
The Pantheon
The White House
The Parthenon
The Temple of Apollo
33
What happened to Julius Caesar?
He got sick and died
He was stabbed to death
He was killed fighting for Rome in battle
He was lost at sea
34
Why did the Roman Republic fall?
Julius Caesar
Barbaric attacks
It never fell
War against Carthage
35
Which city-state created democracy?
Corinth
Athens
Sparta
Megara
36
The Babylonians are often remembered for creating the first recorded law, called
Roman Republic
The Constitution
Justinians Code
Hammurabi's Code
