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Unit 1.1 - 1.4 Overview of World History
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1
It is estimated that the Bubonic Plague killed about ____ people in China.
35 million
80 million
1 billion
5 million
2
What major world religion began as a small group of persecuted people, then spread throughout the entire Roman Empire?
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
Hinduism
3
Ancient India produced two major world religions, known as...
Confucianism and Daoism
Monotheism and Polytheism
Christianity and Islam
Hinduism and Buddhism
4
The domination by one country of the political, economic, or cultural life of another country / region is known as...
communism
imperialism
industrialism
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5
The integration of economies, politics, cultures and societies around the world is known as...
randysavage-ism
secularism
modernization
globalization
6
At the heart of the
Scientific Revolution was the idea that...
the Bible is the only source for scientific truth
evolutionary process over time formed our world
mathematical laws govern nature and the universe
people were not capable of thinking rationally
7
The Abolition Movement in England brought about the end of ____ in their country in 1833.
unfair taxes
foreign trade
women's suffrage
slavery
8
In Ancient Egypt ____ was essential to life as a source for agriculture, travel and trade.
King Tut's Burial Tomb
the Nile River
the Hanging Garden
the Great Sphinx
9
As heir to the western Roman empire, the ___
empire formed
a civilization of
blended Greek, Roman and Christian culture.
Byzantine
Aztec
Razzle Dazzle
Mongol
10
Which one of these answers is not one of the basic features of Early Civilizations?
Organized Government
Overseas Military
Complex Religion
Writing
11
The Age of Exploration was driven during the 1400s by Europeans demand for...
spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ
purchasing enslaved peoples
Ancient American technology
trade goods, especially spices
12
In the Protestant Reformation, ___ taught salvation was by repentance and faith in Christ alone, not through good works.
Johann Gutenberg
The Apostle Paul
Pope Francis
Martin Luther
13
In the years after WW 2, a global independence movement led to the rise of new nations in many places, except for...
Africa
the Middle East
the Americas
South / Southeast Asia
14
Sadly, European settlement in the Americas lead to the demand for slave labor, which resulted in the development of...
the Silk Road
the Atlantic Slave Trade
the Trail of Tears
the Panama Canal
15
Medieval China had a heavy influence on its neighbors, especially...
Russia and Afghanistan
Australia and New Zealand
India and Africa
Japan and Korea
16
Thanks to industrialism, the main source of power in the modern world now is...
steam
wind
electricity
coal
17
Ancient Mesopotamians developed an early form of writing known as...
Cave Painting
hieroglyphics
cuneiform
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18
The Ancient Israelites have had a major influence due to their practice of Monotheism, which is...
the used of advanced agricultural tools
having only one government official
belief in only one true God
the use of only one language
19
During Medieval times the _____ rose to great political, social and economic power.
villains of Gotham City
Roman Catholic Church
Armies of Napoleon Bonaparte
Babylonian Empire
20
During the 1800s & early 1900s a wave of ______ spread in the world, encouraging patriotism and political independence.
modernization
urbanization
nationalism
secularism
21
A key idea is to recognize that ____ allowed for the beginnings of civilization to develop.
the construction of the world's first Walmart Supercenter
the invention of the printing press
settlements centered on farming and domesticating animals
weapons of modern warfare
22
The city-state of Athens in Ancient Greece is known as the birthplace of an early form of...
militarism
the Renaissance
democracy
Polytheism
23
___, born in the town of Mecca in 570 AD, will become the final prophet
of the major world religion known as Islam.
The Buddha
Jesus of Nazareth
Gandhi
Muhammad
24
A decentralized system of rule in
which powerful local lords divided
their land among lesser lords is known as...
supply and demand economics
absolutism
feudalism
an oligarchy
25
Medieval African resources spurred trade
across the continent and into other continents, especially the trade of...
gold and salt
silk and stone
wheat and barley
Pokemon trading cards
26
The ___ was a "rebirth" of culture centered on humanism and study of the classical works of Greece and Rome.
British Invasion
Scientific Revolution
Protestant Reformation
Renaissance
27
The production of goods from being made by simple hand tools to complex machines kickstarted the...
Digital Age
Industrial Revolution
birth of modern warfare
Great Schism
28
Which was not a cause of World War 1?
arachibutyrophobia
alliances
nationalism
militarism
29
World War Two had an enormous impact on world politics,
shifting the balance of power from Western Europe to...
the United States and Soviet Union (Russia)
England and France
Latin America and Africa
Asia
30
Many scholars think that long ago people migrated from ___ to the Americas, leading to Native American Civilization.
Africa
Europe
Australia
Asia
31
The chaos of the French Revolution caused French officials to look to _____ for leadership.
Charlemagne
Napoleon Bonaparte
Pope Leo X
Pepe Le Pieu
32
During the 1800s - early 1900s, Western industrialized powers divided up Southeast Asia. Which where they NOT seeking?
new trade markets
converts to Christianity
routes to the Americas
raw materials
33
The Medieval period of time between ancient history and early modern history lasted from about...
500 AD - 1500 AD
2000 BC - 300 BC
100 AD - 1850 AD
400 BC - 800 AD
34
From 1945 - 1991 ___ pitted U.S.A.'s democratic capitalism against the Soviet Union's form of communism.
the Bolshevik Revolution
the Marshall Plan
the Cold War
the Cultural Revolution
35
In the early 1200s, ____
united the nomadic Mongols of central Asia and
conquered lands from China to Eastern Europe.
Genghis Khan
Alexander the Great
Siddhartha Guatama
Norman the Conqueror
36
The rise of cities lead to the world's first known civilizations circa 3000 BC. They are known as _____ Civilizations.
River Valley
Mountain Top
Desert Region
Super Duper Old
37
What was the name of the route that connected Ancient China to the western world?
The Middle Passage
The Silk Road
The Nile River
Marco Polo's Path
38
During the 1700s Enlightenment ideas of individual rights & more democratic governments challenged the leadership of...
Mr. Wynn Whittington
Absolute Rulers
Parliament
Ancient Rome