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Final Exam Practice Round Global Studies I, Global 9 #globali #global9 #nys
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1
Which civilization first developed a civil service system, invented gunpowder, and porcelain?
Roman
Chinese
Japanese
Aztec
2
The religious diversity in Western Europe is mainly the result of the
Protestant Reformation
French Revolution
World War II
Congress of Vienna
3
Which feature was typical of Greece during its Golden Age and Italy during the Renaissance?
questioning spirit
social equality
racial diversity
universal voting rights
4
What were two main reasons for the end of feudalism and the Middle Ages?
Mrs. Kardashian was absent
The Neolithic Period began
The Middle Ages ended
The Plague and the Crusades
5
In the Middle East during Neolithic times, the development of farming brought about
the establishment of permanent settlements
a return to a nomadic lifestyle
increased dependence on the exportation of oil
the rise of hunting as an important occupation
6
What two commodities were traded the most in West African trading kingdoms?
gasoline
tobacco
rubber & coffee
gold & salt
7
Which two continents were directly through the Silk Road?
Alaska and Antarctica
Asia and Africa
South America and North America
Europe and Asia
8
The Code of Bushido, Code of Chivalry, 5 Relationships & 10 Commandments are all what?
Key economic philosophies
How to transfer goods and services
Ways to get ahead in society
Rules of acceptable behavior in society
9
The Abbasid and Umayyad Empires are most closely associated with which Golden Age?
The Perisian Empire
Ancient greece
The Islamic Golden Age
The Pax Romana
10
Which technological advancement helped unify both the Roman Empire & Han Dynasty?
gunpowder
wheeled carts
road system
astrolabe
11
Geographic isolation of a people frequently reinforces
the need for higher education
a process of cultural diffusion
development of scientific investigation
a traditional way of life including self sufficiency
12
One effect of mountainous geography on ancient Greek civilization was the development of
belief in one God
extensive trade with the Persians
separate, independent city-states
absolute monarchies
13
What was one effect of Alexander the Great’s conquests?
increased support of the Mayan rulers
formation of the Christian Church
decreased importance of the Silk Roads
expansion of Hellenistic culture
14
Korea greatly influenced the development of early Japan by
acting as a bridge for ideas from China
providing Japan with the technology for industrialization
protecting Japan from early European exploration
serving as a barrier against Chinese aggression
15
Ancient African kingdoms based their economic systems primarily on
hunting and gathering
oil exports
traditions, customs and beliefs
commercial fishing
16
Why did the Tokugawa Shogunate ban trade except for the Dutch and Chinese?
Wanted to keep traditional ideas & cultural traditions
They didn't have anything they wanted
Were best fiends with the Europeans
Wanted to stop trade forever
17
In traditional Chinese culture, which philosophy had the greatest influence?
Shintoism
Buddhism
Confucianism
Daoism
18
Which writing system can be found in Mesopotamia?
English
Cuneiform
German
Hieroglyphics
19
In Europe during the Middle Ages, the force that provided unification and stability was the
federation of the craft guilds
alliance between France and Germany
Roman Catholic Church
central government in Rome
20
Shintoism and animism share a belief in the importance of
spirits in nature
missionaries
reincarnation
holy books
21
Manorialism is the economic system seen in which time period?
The Middle Ages
Ancient Greece
Ancient Rome
The Renaissance
22
In medieval Japan and medieval Europe, the feudal system was dominated by
radical revolutionaries
peasant farmers
warriors and nobleman
middle-class merchants
23
Who is responsible for the capture of constantinople in 1453 using janissaries as fighters
The Ottoman Empire
The Roman Empire
The Byzantine Empire
Ancient greece
24
The inventions of dykes and levees in river valley civilizations was to
To continue to be nomads
increase agricultural production
To make new languages
Stop growing crops
25
Which form of government began in the city-state of Athens?
democracy
monotheism
communism
monarchy
26
The Renaissance began in Italy because...
It had a cool name
It was in China
It just did
it was a crossroads for trade
27
Mandate of Heaven, production of silk, and reverence for ancestors are all from...
The US
China
Antarctica
India
28
Feudalism is most often characterized by
women having equal rights
different social classes
worship of idols
trade with foreign lands
29
Job specialization was able to form in river valleys when they had an abundance of crops called
writing system
democratic government
an agricultural surplus
an educational system
30
The introduction of Buddhism into China and of Islam into Africa are examples of
social mobility
interdependence
ethnocentrism
cultural diffusion
31
Who is responsible for the Protestant reformation and the writing of the 95 Theses?
Mr. Buczkowski
Queen Elizabeth
John Calvin
Martin Luther
32
One important factor in the success of the Mongols of Central Asia is that they
practiced monotheistic religions
developed cash-crop economies
adapted to difficult physical environments and trained to live minimally
based their wealth on the slave trade
33
The Islamic Golden Age is important because it led to advancements in
Mrs. Kardashian's teaching styles
math and medicine
coffee and tea
gunpowder and lead
34
The Koran,
5 Pillars & sharia law
are most closely associated with the practice of
Buddhism
Shintoism
Judaism
Islam
35
Both ancient Romans and ancient Chinese viewed foreigners as barbarians. This is an example of
ethnocentrism
cultural diffusion
imperialism
materialism
36
A major contribution of the Roman Republic to Western European culture was the
concept of government by laws (Republic)
establishment of agricultural communes
rejection of slavery
belief that political power should belong to military
37
A person who is described as “Machiavellian” is someone who
believes that the ends justify the means
tries to discover a scientific explanation for life
is interested in primarily worldly possessions
is interested only in seeking pleasure
38
One way in which the Twelve Tables and Justinian’s Code were similar is that both provided
the right to a public education
a means of achieving social equality
the freedom to pursue their own religion
a standardized system of laws
39
The Byzantine Empire is important because it
factory system
beginning of democracy
spread Orthodox Christianity, preserved Greek & Roman arts
use of the Latin alphabet
40
The Ten Commandments are to Judaism and Christianity as the 5 Pillars are to...
Islam
Buddhism
Confucianism
Hinduism
41
What was considered wealth during the Middle Ages?
How much money you had
How much land you owned
There was no such thing
How much education you had
42
One result of the Crusades was an increase in trade between the Middle East and
North America
East Asia
Africa
Europe
43
Pope Urban II, Richard the Lionheart and Saladin are all important leaders of what?
The Renaissance
I've never heard of them
The Crusades
The Plague
44
The Mongol Empire ruled over which areas (CRIP)
The US
China, Russia, Iraq, Persia
North & South AMerica
Europe and Alaska
45
Galileo, Newton and Copernicus are all associated with what?
The Paleolithic Revolution
The Scientific Revolution
The Neolithic revolution
The Glorious Revolution
46
Ibn Battuta and Marco Polo were similar in that both
ruled over vast empires that included diverse people
converted thousands of people to Christianity
produced written records of their extensive travels
fought to free their people from Mongol rule
47
The Buddhist religion teaches that salvation is earned by
worshipping Allah as the one true god
learning to give up selfish desire
being baptized and confirmed
following the Ten Commandments
48
Early civilizations developed mainly in
valleys near rivers
areas with climatic diversity
areas with abundant mineral resources
mountainous areas
49
The philosophy of Confucius (K'ung-fu-tzu) stresses the importance of filial piety which is what?
religious beliefs
classless society
owning land
respect for authority
50
The plague killed over 25 million people leaving a shortage of
homes to buy
coffee
pens
labor
