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1
A major goal of the Catholic Church during the Crusades (1096-1291) was to--
strengthen the power of European rulers
establish Christianity in Western Europe
unite Arab peoples
capture the Holy Land from Islamic rulers
2
What is the best title for this list?
Renaissance Innovations
Greek Tools
Muslim Discoveries
Chinese Inventions
3
Which conclusion about Europe and the Mediterranean that can be drawn from the map?
Division b/w eastern & western Rome followed boundaries.
Gaul dominated trade on the Mediterranean Sea.
Rome was the capital of the entire western region.
The eastern region was unifled under the Byzantine Empire.
4
On which principle was the philosophy of Legalism based?
people need rules to behave
power from people
divine laws in natural world
authority can be used compassionately
5
In Ancient Sparta, which activity provided was a defining feature of citizenship for men?
religious ceremonies
military membership
public work projects
public assemblies
6
Which of the following best explains the power of the Catholic Church in Western Europe
Their powers were use to force local people to pay taxes
Their powers were used against kings and nobles.
The powers allowed for construction of cathedrals & schools
Their powers allowed nobility to appoint bishops.
7
Which of the following religions originated in the Middle East?
1,2,3
2,3,4
2,4,5
1,3,5
8
Which of the following statements is most accurate about Constantinople?
Constantinople was a city located on the Mediterranean.
Constantinople was an important trading center.
Gold was the primary commodity that China sent to there.
Africans traded more goods in Constantinople.
9
Who were Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle?
pharaohs of ancient Egypt
religious leaders of the ancient Hebrews
Consuls of the Roman Republic
philosophers of ancient Greece
10
One similarity between the Gupta Empire and the caliphates of the Islamic Golden Age is that--
made advances in- mathematics and science
controlled territories around the Mediterranean
stressed the importance of multiple gods and goddesses
gained wealth by obtaining gold from Africa
11
The importance of obligation to family in Ancient Chinese culture is most associated with--
Taoism
Buddhism
Confucianism
Hinduism
12
The Gupta empire was most closely associated with what role?
strengthening of Hindu culture
introduction of Islam
spread of Buddhism
Harappan cities
13
Which statement best describes the Europe during the Middle Ages?
The Church gained influence as the world became secular.
The Chureh provided a sense of stability, unity, and order.
The Church encouraged individuals to question authority.
Church leaders were limited solely to spiritual activities.
14
One way in which Confucian teachings, the Ten Commandments,Path in Buddhism were all similar-
belief in one God
equality between men and women
codes for moral behavior
promoted polytheism
15
Which statement can best be supported by the information on the map?
Most of the Gupta Empire was located on the Deccan Plateau.
The Mauryan Empire controlled more of India than the Gupta.
The Mauryan Empire extended northwardinto Central China.
The economies of India's early empires were based on trade.
16
What did the Qin dynasty build in order to protect its vast empire in China?
Compass
Irrigated Farms
Great Wall
Silk Road
17
These architectural achievements indicate that
advanced building techniques
trade routes existed
entertainment was important
religion was of little importance
18
What did the caste system in India and the feudal system in Europe have in common?
a strong belief in social equality
a strong belief in social equality
encouragement of trade between neighboring countries
a strong emphasis on the acquisition of wealth
19
Which was a defining characteristic of feudalism in medieval Europe?
maintaining trade routes normally used by Italian merchants
universities granted degrees
sending armies to recapture cities under Byzantine rule
lord gave land to vassals in exchange for military service
20
What trade route correctly completes the excerpt?
Burma
Amber
Silk
Royal
21
In China, the development of civil service examinations and a belief in fllial piety reflect--
Hinduism
Confucianism
Judaism
Buddhism
22
What other empire also had the closest access to the Silk Road to China?
Roman
Persian
Greek
Indian
23
How did the Black Death Affect Medieval Europe?
It prompted advances in medicine
It caused persecution of religious and ethnic minorities
It allowed church officials to increase their authority
It causes economic and social instability
24
These achievements refer to which empire?
Roman
Persian
Gupta
Zhou
25
What type of government or political system did Sparta (Greece) have?
monarchy
oligarchy
democracy
republic
26
In the early Middle Ages, the Catholic Church contributed to the cultural unity in Europe by--
sending armies to recapature cities under Byzantine rule
using missionaries to convert Germanic tribes
challenging the Carolingian Empire
maintaining trade routes
27
What is one characteristic of the "Golden Age of Islam?"
toleration of other religions
democratic governments
participation of women
restriction on trade
28
Based on the map,which goods were traded in Timbuktu?
diamonds and silk
salt and gold
tea and pepper
wood and sand
29
Which of the following best completes the diagram?
Expansion of Ottoman Empire
Formation of Mughal Empire
Creation of Safavid Empire
Expansion of Mongol Empire
30
Which of the best describes Aristotle?
rules applied to science and logic
reality is a reflection of ideals
society ruled by philospher kings
belief in gods of state religion
