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World History Semester A Final Exam Review
World History Semester A Final Exam Review
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How did Hammurabi's Code impact the administration of justice?
Made more jails
Allowing victims to exact justice
Making the government responsible for justice
Creating less severe penalties for wrong-doers
2
What was an important effect of the invention of the printing press?
It increased literacy and the spread of knowledge.
It led to the development of public libraries in the 1500s
It led to the crusades
It led to a renewed study of Latin and Greek
3
5th century B.C. in India followers try to achieve nirvana by following the Eightfold Path
Cultural diffusion
Confucianism
City-state
Buddhism
4
Feudalism became wide spread because
The three-field system made farming desirable.
People needed protection from invaders.
of the plague
It made everybody equal.
5
Roman law codified by Justinian
Justinian Code
Mandate of Heaven
Mecca
Hammurabi code
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The Eastern Roman Empire became known as the
Mongol Empire
Byzantine Empire
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Hinduism and Buddhism have a common belief in
reincarnation.
many gods.
the caste system.
the sacredness of all life.
8
Charlemagne's empire helped to spread which faith?
Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
Judaism
9
Charlemagne's empire was called the
Holy Roman Empire
Byzantine Empire
Mongol empire
Roman Empire
10
an ethical system founded in the 5th century B.C. in China
Cultural diffusion
City-state
Confucianism
Fertile crescent
11
Painter, scientist, and inventor; a true "Renaissance man"
Renaissance man
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
12
polytheistic religion developed in India,beliefs include karma & reincarnation, goal is moksha
Confucianism
Hinduism
Buddhism
Cultural diffusion
13
Greek philosopher; student of Socrates; author of The Republic
Christianity
Aristotle
Plato
Caesar Augustus
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Who were the main city-states fighting each other in the Peloponnesian War?
Athens and Sparta
Macedonia and Persia
Greece and Persia
Athens and Thrace
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an arc of fertile land between the Persian Gulf and the Mediterranean Sea
Hinduism
Confucianism
Fertile crescent
Cultural diffusion
16
Painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
Leonardo da Vinci
Renaissance man
Michelangelo
17
Why are rivers so important in the development of early civilizations?
They encourage the development of large navies.
They make agriculture possible.
They allow for factory production of manufactured goods.
They discourage hunting and herding.
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persons who submit to God (the people)
Muslim
Cyrillic Alphabet
Islam
Muhammad
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Eastern Church
Orthodox Church
Mecca
Justinian Code
Islam
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What conditions are necessary for a society to be able to focus on art and entertainment?
Overpopulation and a lack of jobs.
A focus on basic day to day survival.
Prosperity and the leisure time that comes with it.
war
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spread throughout the Roman Empire; later made Rome's official religion
Aristotle
Plato
Christianity
Caesar Augustus
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Greek philosopher; student of Plato; teacher of Alexander the Great
Christianity
Plato
Aristotle
23
writing system of Egyptians, symbols represented ideas and sounds
Cuneiform
Alphabet
Hieroglyphics
24
worship one god
Monotheism
Polytheism
Theocracy
25
The major power struggles in the early Roman republic were between
citizens of Rome and citizens of the provinces.
members of the aristocracy and common citizens.
military and civilians.
26
Octavian; first emperor of Rome
Christianity
Peloponnesian
Caesar Augustus
Persian
27
city where Muhammad was born
Islam
Mecca
Egypt
Justinian code
28
from Macedonia; conquered most of the known world
Persian
Socrates
Alexander the Great
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Prophet of Islam
Muhammad
Orthodox Church
Islam
Justinian Code
30
Government in which rule is based on religious authority
Monotheism
Polytheism
Theocracy
31
Eastern Orthodox missionaries influenced Russia by
driving out the Mongols.
giving them an alphabet
burning Kiev to the ground.
32
War fought between Athens and Sparta
Christianity
Caesar Augustus
Persian
Peloponnesian
33
What is a legacy of Athens?
Democracies
Monarchies
Oligarchies
34
The Great Schism of 1054 refers to the split between
Sunni and Shiite
Catholic and Orthodox
35
idea or product spread from one culture to another
Confucianism
Cultural diffusion
City-state
Fertile crescent
36
Helped effectively end the Roman Republic by being named dictator for life in 44 B.C.
Punic
Alexander the Great
Julius Caesar
37
Three wars fought between Persia and Greece between 492 and 480 B.C.
Punic
Alexander the Great
Julius Caesar
Persian
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city and its surrounding land; functioned much like an independent country
City-state
Confucianism
Cultural diffusion
Fertile crescent
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Democracy comes from the Greek city-state of
Sparta
Athens
Rome
Corinth
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writing system of Phoenicians, symbols represented sounds, used to record transactions
Cuneiform
Alphabet
Hieroglyphics
41
A phalanx was a type of
military formation.
mythical creature.
governmental body.
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The Crusades increased people's desire for eastern goods, indirectly leading to the
Great Schism
silk road
Reformation
Age of Exploration
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worship more than one god
Monotheism
Polytheism
Theocracy
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The intellectual and cultural movement known as humanism arose from the study of
medieval scholarship.
original Christian writings.
classical Greek and Roman culture.
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A person who produces work "in the vernacular" is one who
uses sign language
uses a verse form of writing.
uses only natural light.
writes in a local, rather than a classical, language.
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writing system of Sumerians, symbols represented ideas and sounds
Alphabet
Cuneiform
Hieroglyphics