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Duplicate of World History Final Exam
Duplicate of World History Final Exam
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A fun and interactive way to study before your World History Final!
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1
Where did the Northern Renaissance begin?
Florence, Italy
England
Rome, Italy
Flanders
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What country is this?
Saudi Arabia
United States
Greece
Japan
3
What was Dharma?
'What goes around comes around'
Religious duty
The belief of not harming any leaving thing
Heaven
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What country is this?
Germany
Italy
Flanders
Russia
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Filial Piety
The Tao
The Five Relationships
Respect for one's elders
Burecracy
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What were Hinduism's 3 main Gods?
Hinduism doesn't have any gods
Allah and Muhammad
Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva
Jesus, Mary and Joseph
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What country is this?
USA
China
Egypt
India
8
What country is this?
Turkey
Iraq
Iran
Afganistan
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Yaweh is Hebrew for...
Moses
God
Heaven
Yaweh is not a Hebrew word
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What is an example of a primary source?
Source from somebody who witnessed or was part of the event
A map made based off of Lewis and Clarke's maps
A diary from a WWII survivor
A history textbook
11
Which came first in Ancient Rome?
Empire
Republic
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Machiavelli's views on government?
No citizen should be iin government, they'll just mess it up
People should never ever cheat, no matter what
People are inherently evil, the end justifies the means
It is better to be loved than feared
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What was the Pax Romana?
The time that came at the end of the Empire
200 year time of peace in Rome
The fall of the Republic
The death of Julius Ceasar
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What is bias?
Personal feelings about a subject matter
Personal feeling impeding on fact
The absolute truth
Source from somebody who witnessed or was part of the event
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Sparta had better rights for ____, a better ____, but Athens had superior ____
men, army, schools
women, education, army
women, army, education
government, war, ediucation
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Monotheism?
Belief in no god
Belief in one God
Belief in many gods
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Direct democracy
People elect someone to govern for them
A religious figure rules
The rich and wealthy rule
People govern themselves
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The Five Pillars of Islam are similar to...
Neither
The 10 Commandments
Code of Hammurabi
Both
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What was one product Neolithic Revolution?
The New Stone Age
Specialization in a field could occur
The growth of farming and agriculture
Excess supplies (surplus)
20
Muslims call themselves...
Followers of Yaweh
Monotheistic followers
People of the book
The chosen people
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What country is highlighted in yellow?
Russia
India
China
Australia
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Is everyone going to pass their World History Final?
Yes!
no...
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What does Renaissance translate to?
Rebirth
Patrons
New beginnings
Art
24
Who was most powerful during the Middle Ages
Church
Vassals
Kings
Lords
25
Christians and Judaism both believe
Jesus is the son of God
in polytheistic religions
in the 10 Commandments and monotheism
Jesus is the Messiah
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Contributions of Ancient Greece
Philospohy
Architecture
Government
Art
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What does secular mean?
People reject religion
Separation of Church and State
People enjoy religious ceremonies
The Church is present in Law
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Polytheism
Belief in many gods
Belief in no god
Belief in one God
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Who was the founder of Buddhism?
Muhammad
Siddartha Guatema
No known founder
Paul
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What country is highlighted in red?
Italy
Germany
Germanic Tribes
France
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What is the definition of history?
The study of previous events by using fact and opinion
Stuff that happened in the past
Study of past events using written and oral sources
The study of past events using primary sources
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What country is this?
Japan
Korea
Vietnam
The Philippines
33
What is Humanism (Middle Ages)
Love for the human body
More education for the poor
Belief that humans are capable of great things
The Renaissance
34
Confucianism and Taoism are example's of ______
Philosophies
Neither
Religions
Both
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What was one of the main differences between Rome and Germanic tribes
Inner thoughts
Government
Education
Housing styles