HUM 2020 Midterm Review

Islam was founded by?

In the ancient world, other than scribes, who were the most common scholar?

Leonardo da Vinci is commonly regarded as the?

Benedictines, Franciscans, and Dominicans are all?

Alexander the Great's Empire was one of the largest empires in the world. What was the name of his empire?

What society's tombs typically showed images and versions of the common household?

When something is written in the common language of the people it is written in the?

The Mesopotamian Empire falls between the Tigris River and the?

The most famous type of window found in Gothic cathedrals is known as the?

Socrates's reward for teaching Athenian youth was?

The first statue to use or show motion was the?

Universities first appeared in Europe after the?

To increase Roman profits, Constantine moved the capital from Rome to the city of?

What foreign society gained control over Spain for 700 years?

The concept of chivalry is closely associated with the Song of?

Comedy and tragedy were invented by the?

Aristotle was the "Father of Science" and tutored?

The most accurate sculpted form of the male anatomy is known as the?

The correct chronological order of columns is Minoan, Doric, Ionic, and?

Plato expressed that all things had an "ideal form" and that they were related to?

Algebra was invented by the?

The Five Pillars are a part of what religion?

The picture below shows the Greek?

Dante Alighieri's most famous work in the vernacular was?

Musical graphs were created by?

Petrarch is considered the father of?

Charlemagne, the leader of the Carolingian Empire, helped to establish this system?

Patrician, plebeian, and slave are the three social tiers in what society?

The Rosetta Stone helped to translate ancient?

What society preserved the knowledge of the Greeks only to later be discovered by the Europeans?

What Roman feat of engineering brought water from the mountains to the cities?

The most famous Diaspora refers to the fleeing of the?

Relics are commonly held in?

Ziggurats and cuneiform were used by what ancient empire?

Polytheism means that a religion has?

St. Thomas Aquinas merged Catholic dogma with whose logic?

The Sunni and the Shia fought over the caliphate. This was the?

During which era do cathedrals have flying buttresses, pointed arches, and vaulted ceilings?

A tapestry is a/an?

The Code of Hammurabi originated in what ancient society?

Which Greek city-state was associated with the military while the other was associated with culture?

Who merged Platonic Philosophy along with Judeo-Christian belief?

The separation of the Christian Church into the Western Catholics and the Eastern Orthodox was known as the?

Renaissance means the rebirth of the culture of the?

The Hijrah is Muhammad's journey from Medina to?

A troubadour is a/an?

Niccolo Machiavelli wrote the?

Stoicism was the philosophy invented by the Greeks and embraced by the?

Immortality cults, the Jewish sabbath, and Roman paganism all likely contributed to the rise of?

The Bonfire of the Vanities was orchestrated by?

What society's sculptures focused on "larger than life" size and realism?

The Crusades reintroduced Europe to the works of the?

The only new form of literature introduced by the Romans was?

Gothic architecture has a lot of?

The Code of Hammurabi expressed the concept of a/an?

Roman music is typically militaristic and?

Women during the Medieval period had?

Which of the following religions is not monotheistic, influenced by the commandments, and believed in Yahweh?

The Byzantine Empire reached its height of power under?

When examining ancient period sculptures, which period displays the most emotion?