What does heliocentric mean?

Belief the Earth went around the Sun

a piece of land surrounded by water on at least 3 sides

What was a major consequence of the Black Death in Europe?

Shortage of labor and social upheaval

What is a navigable waterway?

A waterway suitable for ships or boats to move on

Social hierarchy of Medieval times

it protects the rights and interests of its members

What is the definition of 'imperialism'? Is it...

...to take over another country & colonise it.

European Renaissance led to what

Increase in arts and literature

What is Divine Right?

The King receives his authority from God

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6th Unit 5: Europe

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1
What is landlocked?
completely surrounded by land
surrounded by water on three sides
completely surrounded by water
2
What does heliocentric mean?
Belief the solar system went around the Milky Way Galaxy
Belief the Earth went around the Sun
Belief the Sun went around the Earth
Belief the Earth went around the Milky Way Galaxy
3
What is a peninsula?
a large, flat piece of land taller than land around it
low land between hills or mountains
a piece of land surrounded by water on at least 3 sides
land that is completely surrounded by water
4
A common group of craftsman that set wages, quantity, and the quality of their product
charlegmagne
guild
charles martel
clovis
5
What caused a decline of the feudal system in Europe?
The Magna Carta
Increase in trade
Invasions of the Vikings
The Black Plague
6
What country did Germany invade to start WW2?
Poland
France
Berlin
England
7
A strong sense of devotion to one’s country or an intense feeling of loyalty to a country
USA
Militarism
Isolationism
Nationalism
8
What was a major consequence of the Black Death in Europe?
Shortage of labor and social upheaval
Increase in agricultural productivity
Decline in urbanization
Growth of royal power
9
What is a navigable waterway?
A waterway suitable for ships or boats to move on
A waterway that cannot be sailed on
A waterway with natural obstacles
a place for fishermen
10
The large stone structures that carried water from the mountains to the cities was called what?
Coliseum
Water Road
Aqueduct
Pantheon
11
What is polytheism?
Christianity
Belief in many gods
Belief in one god
Belief in poly
12
What was feudalism?
Social hierarchy of Medieval times
Property brought by a bride to her husband on their marriage
A medieval organization of crafts workers or trades people
A large estate owned by a knight or lord
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What were "serfs"
Merchants
Land Owners
Peasants/Servents
Religious officials
14
What is a union?
it protects the rights and interests of its members
when workers refuse to work
a neighborhood in the U.S.
15
Athens is an example of an ancient Greece City-State.
False
True
16
People who are great thinkers and lovers of wisdom are called
Philosophers
Kings
Pheidippidies
17
What is the definition of 'imperialism'? Is it...
...to trade with another country
...to help a country in peril
...to make a country have a king or queen
...to take over another country & colonise it.
18
When was WW 1?
1965-1967
1918-1922
Never
1914-1918
19
European Renaissance led to what
Increase in arts and literature
Little ice age
Great schism
Manorial system
20
What is the deliberate destruction of racial, political, or cultural groups?
renocide
suicide
jenocide
Genocide
21
What is Divine Right?
The King receives his authority from God
The King receives his authority from his wife
The King receives his authority from Mrs. Dean
The King receives his authority from the people
22
Who was the first person to step foot on the moon?
Buzz Aldrin
John Glenn
Neil Armstrong
Sally Ride

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