Serfs were usually required to

stay on the land that they worked.

Which of these resulted from the hajj of Mansa Musa?

People in other lands learned that Mali was rich and important.

Why is the city of Mecca important in Islamic tradition?

Mecca was the capital of the Umayyad empire.

Why is the Qur’an the holy book of Islam?

It records the words of Allah spoken by Jabril and received by Muhammad.

In Arabic, what does the word “Islam” literally (actually) mean?

Submitting (surrender) to Allah.

Which question most split (broke apart) Sunni and Shia?

“Who should succeed (follow) Muhammad as caliph after Muhammad’s death?”

How did the Praetorian Guard cause problems for the emperors?

Their job was to protect the emperor, but sometimes, they assasinated him.

How did West Africans preserve their history through oral tradition before writing was introduced?

Poet-musicians memorized the stories and passed them down.

Islam, Judaism, and Christianity have similarities (being similar) including

the role of Abraham as a prophet.

Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne Holy Roman Emperor in return for

military support for the Catholic Church.

What event in 476 C.E. is often considered to be the fall of Rome?

Odoacer the barbarian removed the last Roman emperor.

How did Emperor Constantine affect the spread of Christianity?

Emperor Constantine made Christianity the official religion of Rome.

Which teaching helped to spread Christianity in the Roman Empire?

Slaves and the poor could hope for a better life after death.

In 476 C.E., which Roman city was bigger, more popular, richer, and more important?

Constantinople (Greek-Speaking capital city of the Eastern Roman Empire).

How was Paul important to the early development of Christianity?

He spread Christianity to people who were not Jews.

Which of the following best describes the Vikings?

Northern Germanic Europeans who raided villages, especially by boat

What happened to the Eastern Roman Empire after 476 C.E.?

It remained a powerful and wealthy empire in the Mediterranean region.

Which Christian teaching helped to spread Christianity in the Roman Empire?

Slaves and the poor could hope for a better life after death.

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1
Serfs were usually required to
grind their own grain at home.
fight against the king's enemies.
move to nearby cities and towns.
stay on the land that they worked.
2
Which of these resulted from the hajj of Mansa Musa?
Armies from West Africa raided as far north as Spain.
Egypt began paying tribute to the kingdom of Mali.
People in West Africa began to adopt Islamic ideas.
People in other lands learned that Mali was rich and important.
3
Why is the city of Mecca important in Islamic tradition?
Mecca was the capital of the Umayyad empire.
Mecca was the birthplace of Muhammad.
Mecca is where most Muslims live today.
Mecca was the location of the Garden of Eden.
4
Why is the Qur’an the holy book of Islam?
It records the history of the Arabs and the sprea
It records the words of Allah spoken by Jabril and received by Muhammad.
It is a collection of sermons that are written by the prophet Muhammad.
It tells the story of Muhammad's life and death.
5
What was Justinian’s Code?
an improved library system
a new form of writing
a school of philosophy
an organized set of laws
6
In Arabic, what does the word “Islam” literally (actually) mean?
Submitting (surrender) to Allah.
Following Muhammad.
Preaching the one true faith.
Practicing kindness toward all.
7
How did Octavian become Rome’s first emperor, Caesar Augustus?
He was elected by the people.
He defeated his rivals in battle.
He married Cleopatra of Egypt.
He was crowned in a ceremony by Julius Caesar.
8
In addition to salt, which product of West Africa was most important in the trade across the Sahara?
clothing
timber
gold
oil
9
Justinian built Hagia Sophia as a
palace
church
hospital
market
10
According to the written accounts, what did Jesus most emphasize in his teachings>
love
justice
obedience
revenge
11
Which factor gave Constantinople the biggest advantage for trade?
mineral resources
good location
ell-organized banks
fertile soil
12
For which achievement is Charlemagne most remembered?
He taught his people to write.
He declared war against England.
He united much of Europe.
He became the first Christian ruler.
13
Hippo means “horse.” Which events took place in the Hippodrome?
wild animal training
chariot race
mystery plays
livestock shows
14
Which question most split (broke apart) Sunni and Shia?
“Should polytheists be punished for not believing in Allah?”
“Who should succeed (follow) Muhammad as caliph after Muhammad’s death?”
“Should pictures of Muhammad be permitted (allowed)?”
“How wise is it to expand (grow) the empire past the Arabian Peninsula?”
15
How did the Praetorian Guard cause problems for the emperors?
Although they were stationed in Spain, they sometimes marched into Italy.
Although its members were farmers, they also liked to fight.
Their job was to protect the emperor, but sometimes, they assasinated him.
Although they took part in parades, they had few military skills.
16
How did West Africans preserve their history through oral tradition before writing was introduced?
Foreign visitors kept the only record of events in the region.
Booksellers made marks with sharp sticks on wet clay.
Poet-musicians memorized the stories and passed them down.
Painters made a long series of paintings like a comic strip.
17
Islam, Judaism, and Christianity have similarities (being similar) including
similar dress code requirements.
the same dietary restrictions.
the role of Abraham as a prophet.
their belief in polytheism.
18
Why did the Roman emperors give the poor “bread and circuses”?
so the poor would not rebel
so the poor would not eat meat
so the poor could make more money
so the poor could learn to read
19
Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne Holy Roman Emperor in return for
a supply of food for the Catholic Church.
a gift of land for the Catholic Church.
a noble title for the Catholic Church.
military support for the Catholic Church.
20
What event in 476 C.E. is often considered to be the fall of Rome?
Rome surrendered to the Persian Empire.
Odoacer the barbarian removed the last Roman emperor.
Alaric the barbarian sacked (looted) Rome.
Carthage defeated Rome by sending war elephants across the Alps Mountains.
21
How did Emperor Constantine affect the spread of Christianity?
Emperor Constantine banned Christianity from Judea.
Emperor Constantine made Christianity the official religion of Rome.
Emperor Constantine ordered Christians to be killed by wild animals.
Emperor Constantine freed Christians to worship openly.
22
Which of these did William the Conqueror introduce to England?
the Christian religion
an end to the feudal system
a line of Norman kings
the Saxon language
23
The Franks grew powerful because of their new style of war that used….
heavy wagons.
knights on horseback.
peasants who threw rocks.
cannons and gunpowder.
24
Which teaching helped to spread Christianity in the Roman Empire?
Citizens had the right to violently overthrow evil rulers.
Slaves and the poor could hope for a better life after death.
Believers would not feel pain or hunger in this world.
People could sacrifice to any gods they wanted.
25
Why was fighting a regular event in the Colosseum?
to express (voice) the anger of the poor
to protect the city from raids (attacks)
to decide who should be emperor
to entertain the audience
26
A king gave his most important lords gifts of “fiefs,” which were
grants (allowances) of land.
large celebrations.
war horses.
market (business) licenses.
27
In 476 C.E., which Roman city was bigger, more popular, richer, and more important?
Rome (Latin-Speaking capital city of the Western Roman Empire).
Constantinople (Greek-Speaking capital city of the Eastern Roman Empire).
28
There is reciprocity (give-and-take) between the two men below. What are their roles?
lord and vassal
merchant and squire
peasant and serf
villager and priest
29
How was Paul important to the early development of Christianity?
He asked converts to come and visit him.
He preached Christianity in the Temple in Jerusalem.
He spread Christianity to people who were not Jews.
He led the disciples who traveled with Jesus.
30
Which of the following best describes the Vikings?
Central European people who migrated from Asia and attacked by horseback
Germanic “barbarian” people who toppled the Roman Empire by horse
Muslim nomads who traded in goods from the Middle East through Afroeurasia
Northern Germanic Europeans who raided villages, especially by boat
31
What happened to the Eastern Roman Empire after 476 C.E.?
It collapsed like the Western Roman Empire.
Its population was very small.
It was conquered (taken over) by nomads.
It remained a powerful and wealthy empire in the Mediterranean region.
32
Pages and squires were boys in training to become….
knights
landowners
kings
teachers
33
Which Christian teaching helped to spread Christianity in the Roman Empire?
Citizens had the right to overthrow evil rulers.
Slaves and the poor could hope for a better life after death.
Believers would not feel pain or hunger in this world.
People could sacrifice to any gods they wanted.
34
Social class in the Middle Ages was determined mainly by….
birth
religion
wealth
education

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