World History I SOL Review Part III

Which civilization was a collection of city-states each ruled by a king?

William the Conqueror defeated King Harrold at which battle?

Who was the ruler of the Franks who conquered Gaul (modern day France)?

Which institution had the largest influence on daily life in Europe during the Middle Ages?

All of the following are effects of the invaders on medieval European societies EXCEPT:

Which Renaissance artist created the work shown below?

Which Russian ruler threw off Mongol rule and centralized power in Moscow?

What was an economic effect of the Crusades?

Which Spanish ruler expanded Spanish control in the Western Hemisphere?

Which civilization used terrace farming?

Which class, under feudalism, provided the labor in exchange for protection?

Which two groups were fighting in the Crusades?

Church scholars translated Greek and Arabic works into

Charlemagne built all of the following to improve his empire EXCEPT:

What was life like on the manors of the Middle Ages?

The map below shows the route of which group of invaders?

Which French ruler was elected king, made it hereditary, & established a 800 year dynasty?

Which empire was weakened as a result of the Crusades?

The following work of art were created by which Renaissance artist?

The map below shows the routes of which group of invaders?

Joan of Arc was from which nation on the map shown below?

Which Renaissance author advises to "do good when possible and evil when necessary?

Which civilizations' capital city is shown below?

Which letter on the map below shows the location of the Mayan civilization?

King Henry II of England established which legal system?

Who was a 16 year old French peasant, received visions from God, and led the French army?

Which letter on the map below shows the location of the Inca civilization?

The Mayan, Aztec, and Incan civilizations all had what type of religion?

What achievement did the Incan civilization share with the Roman and Persian empires?

All of the following civilizations were ruled by an emperor EXCEPT:

Which civilization is located in the Andes Mountains?

Which class, under feudalism, fought in exchange for their own pieces of land?

What is the main idea of author Niccolo Machiavelli?

What was the purpose of the structure shown below?

Where did monks and priests live and work (transcibing books by hand)?

All of the following present-day nations made up part of Charlemagne's empire EXCEPT:

The map below shows the spread of?

What did the Muslims rename Constantinople after capturing the city in 1453?

Name the social system based on the exchange of labor & service for land & protection

Which monarch signed the Magna Carta?

Which two nations shown on the map below fought in the Hundred Years' War?

Which civilization created chinampas (floating farms) due its location at the center of a lake?

Who was the Muslim leader who oversaw the recapture of Jerusalem?

The map below shows the route of which group of invaders?

The structure below is representative of which civilization?

Which document was used to limit the power of the monarch?

Who did the pope anoint Holy Roman Emperor in 800 a.d.?

All of the following were foundations of early medieval society EXCEPT:

Which letter on the map below indicates the Aztec civilization?

All of the following were impacts of the Bubonic Plague EXCEPT:

Ferdinand and Isabella unified and ruled which nation shown on the map below?

Which ruler invaded and settled in England?

The structure below is representative of which civilization?

All of the following were achievements of the Mesoamerican civilizations EXCEPT:

Which Italian city-states were NOT centers of trade and starting points of the Renaissance?

Church scholars laid the foundation for the rise of?

Humanism was based on all of the following ideas EXCEPT:

What system is shown in the picture below?

Which pope called for the Christians to recapture the Holy Land from the Muslims?

What legislative body gained "the power of the purse" taking further power from the monarchs?