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1 Sem. Mid-term World History
1 Sem. Mid-term World History
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A World history exam covering world religions through the Renaissance.
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1
The Hagia Sophia was built during the reign of
Charlemagne
Justin I
Justinian
Constantine
2
The Spanish not only learned the Inca language but kept the string records.
True
False
3
When you see "B.C." on a timeline or date, it stand for
Before civilization
Before Christianity
Before Christ
Before current events
4
The Black Death spread throughout Europe by the following
bird flu
bacteria carried by fleas
coughing and sneezing
contaminated food
5
He solidified Roman rule, but his harsh ways increased Jewish resistance against the Rome
Pointius Pilate
Herod
Abraham
Muhammad
6
in 1075 A.D. this was outlawed to keep church officials being chosen by kings.
Divine Rights
Indulgences
Lay Investiture
The Papacy
7
The Muslims adapted European military tactics.
False
True
8
Gutenberg helped the spread of Renaissance ideas by
bring Leonardo da Vinci and other scholars to Paris
opening a school in Venice for northern Europeans.
developing a revolutionary printing method.
opening a school in Florence for sculptures
9
A decade is a period of 100 years.
False
True
10
As a result of the Crusades the Greek and Latin Churches
removed the title of Pope
were permanently split
were permanently united
experienced no change
11
Th Pope used this as threat to make the kings obey the church
Excommunication
Divine Rights
The Papacy
Eucharist
12
The most basic rules for Muhammad's followers were called
Five pillars of faith
10 commandments
Furious five
Five basic truths
13
Famous playwright inspired by the Greek and Roman classics.
Shakespeare
Machiavelli
Luther
More
14
Which religion was established first?
Christianity
Islam
Baptist
Judaism
15
The Edict of Berlin was when the Pope charged Luther as a heretic and excommunicated him.
False
True
16
After being captured by the English during the 100 years war, what was Joan of Arc accused of?
Heresy
stealing
Indulgences
spying
17
After the Great Schism, the Byzantine Church became known as the
Reformed Catholic Church
Greek Patriarchal Chruch
Eastern Orthodox Church
Roman Catholic Church
18
The Hundred Years' war began when German armies attacked France.
True
False
19
Which statement is true about the city of Constantinople?
It had few defenses and was vulnerable to attack.
It was able to prosper despite having no harbor.
It commanded key trade routes linking Europe and Asia
It cut all cultural ties with the heritage of Rome.
20
Which was a result of the 100 Years' War?
Nobles became dependent upon the kings.
People became less patriotic
More people were devoted to the monarch than the feudal lord
Armies were reduced
21
His brothers sold him into slavery, but later became 2nd in command in Egypt.
Levi
Joseph
Ruben
Daniel
22
The Black Death originated in Mongolia and spread to the Black Sea along the silk road.
True
False
23
Aztecs fled to Lake Texcoco after Coxcox declared war on them for sacrificing his daughter.
True
False
24
The Torah is most associated with?
Christian
Methodist
Islam
Judaism
25
Joan of Arc was a young French woman who was inspired by God to save France.
False
True
26
When the Aztecs saw the Spanish Explore Cortez, they Believed he was
Coxcox
Tzompantli
Quetzalcoatl
Tenochtitlan
27
Italian interest in classical tradition was fueled by
Italy's use of the vernacular
Roman heritage in Italy and contact with Eastern scholars.
a concentration of the Italian population in rural villages
Centuries of Greek rule by Sicily
28
The use of money by Christians during the Crusades
was not used
increased
was unchanged
decreased
29
As a result of the Crusades
Paper introduced to Europe
paper was introduced to the Muslims
European arch used in Muslim Mosque
Christianity dies out
30
God told Abraham to leave Mesopotamia to go to this land
Egypt
Jordan
Babylon
Canaan
31
Justinian's most important achievement was probably
international diplomacy
conquest of Hagia Sophia
writings on democracy
"body of Civil law"
32
Which practice was condemned by the leaders of the Protestant Reformation?
Indulgences
Insulation
Roman Law
Legacies
33
One of the most common treatments for the plague was
bloodletting
bandaging bubos
surgery
antibiotics
34
A century is a period of 1000 years.
True
False
35
As a result of the Crusades, the Muslims kept control of Spain.
False
True
36
The development of the printing in Europe led to
religious tolerance
increased competition with China
increased literacy
increased corruption in the Catholic Church
37
The Renaissance began in the city-states of this European contry
Italy
France
Germany
England
38
The Black Death appeared in the following forms
septicemic: appeared in the blood stream
all of the above
pneumonic: attacked the lungs
bubonic: caused buboes on the body
39
Ties between the Catholic Church and England were weakened by
Mary's idea to bring Protestant teaching in English Church
The death of young Edward
Henry VIII's decision to annul his marriage to Catherine
Henry VIII's decision to execute Anne Boleyn.
40
Which religion denies the existence of Jesus?
None of these
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
41
What forced Jacob and his sons to go to Egypt?
Drought
Sand storm
Earthquake
Famine
42
The king who started a new religion, because the Pope wouldn't annul his marriage.
King John II
King Henry VIII
King Richard
King Philip IV
43
Martin Luther hung his 95 Theses on the Wittenburg Court House.
True
False
44
Martin Luther believed Christians didn't need church or sacraments to achieve Salvation.
True
False
45
People often blamed the following for the Black Death.
Feudal Lords
Arabs
Jews
Working class
46
Charlemagne's rise to power involved three steps to gaining power; which one is not?
Brutally put down a Saxon revolt.
Prevented Muslims from expanding in Europe.
Ultimately conquered Constantinople.
converted Germans to Christianity and through war.
47
Who wrote Utopia?
More
Luther
Shakespeare
Machiavelli
48
Who oversaw the execution of Jesus?
Herod
Pontius Pilate
Peter
Mohammed
49
Which of the following changed the nature of warfare during the Hundred Years' War?
heavy armor
poisonous gas
crossbow
longbows
50
Martin Luther believed that the mass should be conducted in German instead of Latin.
true
False
51
He believed in predestination, that God had predetermined long ago who would obtain salvation.
King Richard
Martin Luther
Jan Huss
John Calvin
52
All of the following were Renaissance artist except
Raphael
Medici
Da Vinci
Michelangelo
53
Who punished Egypt with Plagues?
Mohammed
Abraham
God
Moses
54
The most powerful tribe in Makkah
Quran
Hijrah
Quarysh
Kabba
55
The Jews believed the Holy Land was a gift from God to
Hugh de Payns
Muhammad
Abraham
Moses
56
Who ultimately captured Constantinople in 1453?
Turks
Roman Monks
It was never captured
Greek Warriors
57
All of the following led to the Renaissance except
Trade & accrued wealth, hurt the feudal system
medieval kings persuaded serfs to move to cities
Plague-led to a demand for labor, serfs went to cities
crusades spread demand for middle east goods
58
The Black Death killed one half of the population in Europe.
True
False
59
The Medici family were the richest family in Florence Italy.
True
False
60
Chess was introduced to Europe by
King Philip IV
Benedictine Monks
Christians
Muslims
61
The origins of Christianity can be traced back to the following region
Makkah
Judea
Mt. Sinai
Egypt
62
The Inca forced conquered civilizations to learn their language called...?
Chinampa
Guano
Quechua
Quinoa
63
Who is most associated with Islam?
Jesus
Mohammed
Abraham
Moses
64
As a result of the Crusades the Christians
united with Muslims
had bitter feelings towards Muslims
increased Feudalism
denounced Abraham
65
Which one did not write one of the Gospels
Matthew
Mark
Paul
Luke
66
This Pope wanted to reform corrupt church leaders who plotted with kings for wealth & power
Pope Gregory IV
Pope Paul III
Pope Clement
Pope Benedict
67
What is known as the 3 sisters?
Squash, pumpkin, corn
Corn, beans, Squash
Corn, Potatoes, Tomatoes
Corn, Beans, Cocoa
