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World History 2021 ch. 3-5
World History 2021 ch. 3-5
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1
People can not be held in jail unless a court consents.
Habeas Correctus
Habeas Crabeas
Habeas Corpus
Habeas Collectivus
2
The world's largest trade network between 300-1500 CE was the ____________.
the great Asian rail-liine
silk road
Afro-Eurasian sea route
the port at Constantinople
3
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Confucius
Abraham
Scooby-doo
Juan-Carlos
4
King Henry II reformed Medieval law allowing ordinary people to elect their rulers
True
False
5
Confucianism affected the Chinese state by becoming the basis for:
civil service exams
military strategy
history books in schools
a new menu at McDonalds
6
What empire existed in India at the same time as the Roman and Han Empires?
the kahns
the Byzantines
the Guptas
the caliphs
7
The longbow helped the English win many early battles in the hundred Years' War.
True
False
8
The Sunni and Shi'a branches of Islam originally split over ________________.
translations of the Qur'an
which ruler's authority they respected
Muhammad's divinity
where the Kabbala should be located
9
The __________________ was the first body created to give ordinary people a voice in government
Model airplane
Magna Carta
Constitution of Clarendon
Model Parliament
10
How did the plague increase the power of common people?
The sick were moved to castles
It created a shortage of workers
Monarchs had weak immune systems
Nobles were more likely to die
11
In Buddhism, the Eightfold Path leads to enlightenment.
True
False
12
Choose the religions that share a belief in a single God.
Hinduism
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
13
Russian culture adopted _________ from the Byzantine Empire.
folk music
Slavic language
ballet
Orthodox Christianity
14
Large oceans protected India from foreign invasions from the north
True
False