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Your questions! Religions, Ancient Sumerians (1), Rome (6), Middle Ages (13+14), Renaissance (17)
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1
What is a person who travels from location to location called?
Journey Man
Renaissance Man
Serf
Nomad
2
What happened immediately after Rome fell?
Public systems shut down
People moved out of the cities
The Holy Roman Empire was formed
culture and knowledge were lost
3
Which artist painted the famous Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo
Donatello
Raphael
DaVinci
4
Which is NOT a Roman technology?
Sewars
Concrete
Shovel
Aqueducts
5
What is an outcome of the Agricultural Revolution?
Invention of Alcohol
Christianity
Specialized Crafts
Cave Art
6
Which is a Roman invention?
Irrigation Canals
Canals
Arches
Printing Press
7
What do the Magna Carta and the creation of the 3rd Estate have in common?
They are both documents
They both extend rights to all people
They both promote nationalism
They both are from France
8
What was the goal of the Crusades?
To win back Jerusalem
To get into heaven
To fight for God's honor
To convert Muslims to Christianity
9
Which is
NOT
a method of maintaining peace during the
Pax Romana?
allowing all men to vote
expanding citizenship
securing the boarders
creating civil services
10
What were the Pope and King fighting over?
Who priests pay taxes to
Lay Investiture
Who is connected to God
Who is the leader of the church
11
What are some of the Sumerian's "Firsts"?
calendar, cuneiform, the wheel
city blocks, christianity, sail boats
bow and arrow, wheel, cave art
cuneiform, sail boats, fire
12
What is the Renaissance?
a period that changed society
A time centered on the study of humanism
all of the above
Leonardo Davinci's time
13
Who are equestrians?
senate members
rich people
horse back riders
plebeians
14
What is the Commercial Revolution?
The beginning of humanism
A product of the feudal system
A shift in the economy to buying and selling
A increase in trade with the middle east
15
Which group is made of wealthy, landowning men, who are able to participate in the government?
Patricians
Equestrians
Knights
Plebians
16
What is the Punic Wars?
Wars between England and France
Three Wars between Rome and Carthage
Wars between Catholics and Muslims
17
Why was Europe a perfect place for the Plague to spread?
Lack of Medical knowledge
Fleas and Rats
Poor sanitation
Trade networks and cargo ships
18
Who is Charlemagne?
a wealthy landowner
a Frankish king
a Germanic Tribe leader
a Roman Emperor
19
Who famously claimed "it is better to be feared than loved"?
Machiavelli
Petrarch
DaVinci
Medici
20
Which religion does not claim Jerusalem?
Judaism
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam
21
Why is this an example of Realism?
He is beautiful
This man really existed
He looks like a real person
His proportions are perfect
22
What is the significance of Artesmia Gentileschi?
A female scientist
A respected female artist
all of the above
A Renaissance author
23
In
The Simpsons,
the dog's name is:
Santa's Little Helper
Bart
It doesn't have a name
Scratchy
24
Which kind of "Realism" is this painting portraying?
Visual Realism
Perfect Realism
Humanist Realism
Situational Realism
25
What is the significance of the Agricultural Revolution?
they have more free time
they have permanent housing
They develop Christianity
They can now store food
26
What is Hammurabi's Code?
a set of laws
a well-preserved Sumerian code of law
a set of laws to correct bad behavior
a set of rules that has governed society since humans
27
What is an aqueduct?
a water tank
a system of buckets that moves water
a standing channel that moves water
where human waste goes after you flush
28
Which is not an issue during the crusades?
religion as a motivation
unorganized attacks
limited army size
un-unified army
29
Why did the Roman Republic collapse?
The Plague weakened the empire
The Huns attacked Germanic tribes
Octavian took power
Disparities between rich and poor, dissatisfaction w gov.
30
Why were the 12 Tables created?
To limit the Patrician's power
To create the Pax Romana
To give equal rights to people in the Republic
To limit the Plebeian's power
31
What are guilds?
another name for aprentice
a type of bird
a person in a church
an group of people within the same profession/occupation
32
What is the structure of the Feudal System?
Lord, Knight, Serf
King, Nobles/Lord, Knights, Serfs
Knight, King, Noble, Serf
King, Knights, Nobles, Serfs
33
Why is the Medici family important?
They build buildings
They were the dictators of Florence
They privately funded the arts
They were famous artists
34
What do Buddhists believe in?
Buddha is God
going to heaven or hell
reincarnation
10 comandments
35
Where is the first European city to be infected with the Plague?
Kabul
Mongolia
Caffa
Florence
36
Who is Lucy?
a homo sapien who could carry things
an australopithecus
a type of human discovered in the 70s
a human in the Ice Age
37
Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?
They had strong trade relationships
They had ties to classical culture
They were wealthy city states
They were Christians
38
Who won the 100 Years war and what was the result?
France, nationalism
France, Magna Carta
England, nationalism
England, Magna Carta
39
What is the Magna Carta?
a legal document ensuring basic human rights to all people
a legal document ensuring equal protection under the law
a group of commoners who now get a vote in the government
a set of laws from the Roman Republic
40
Why was the printing press so useful?
people learned how to type
it saved paper
people began to read for entertainment
it was faster and cheaper than before
41
Which Renaissance Theme(s) does this painting show?
Linear perspective, Christianity, Philosophy
Interest in the Classics, Christianity
Humanism
Christianity, Linear Perspective
42
What is a Renaissance Man?
an artist
someone who studies humans
someone who is skilled in many different subjects
someone who studies everything but math and science
43
What is a monastery?
a church
where Monks live
a medieval graveyard
a government building
44
What does
Pax Romana
translate to?
200 years of peace
The year of the lord
peace in Rome
peace on earth
45
What is a core belief in Hinduism?
A holy struggle between good and evil
Reincarnation until you reach Nirvana
Freedom from suffering results in reaching Moksha
Belief in Afterlife
46
Which is
not
a reason people would question the church?
The Crusades
Monks taking payments
The Plague
47
Which is not a function of Religion?
Builds community
Faith during hard times
Getting closer to God
Social control/cohesion
48
What is an outcome of the Commercial Revolution?
Questioning the Church
The collapse of the Feudal System
People move to the countryside
Private Wealth
49
Which is not a theme in Renaissance art?
Violence
Philosophy
Christianity
Mathimatical Perfection
50
What is the oldest Religion we studied?
Christianity
Buddhism
Islam
Hinduism
51
Which was not a factor leading to Rome's fall?
The capital moving
The invasion of the Huns
The assassination of Julius Caesar
The empire splitting
