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5 pillars of Islam
Law code of Romans
The basics beliefs of Islam
Capital of Byzantine Empire
Saudi Arabia
2
The final outcome of the Crusades was
Control of Jerusalem by Christians
Control of Jerusalem by the Byzantine Empire
Control of Jerusalem by Muslims
Control of Jerusalem by Mansa Musa
3
Cause of the Black Death
fleas on rats
germs on rats
dirty food
4
Examples of advanced technology in early civilizations includes
Irrigation, metal tools, and zepplins
Stone tools, domesticating animals, farming
Stone tools, animal hide clothing, cups
Irrigation, metal tools, and bows
5
What is mercantilism?
Import raw materials only
Import more than you export
Export only gold and fur
Export more than you import
6
The church in medieval Europe became wealthy by
receiving gifts of land from the wealthy.
collecting a tithe from all people.
All of the above
taking land by force.
7
What was a great technological achievement during the Han golden age?
the art of papermaking
the first vaccinations
iron axes and ox-drawn plows
large-scale irrigation
8
Results of the Protestant Reformation
strengthened authority of monarchs as papal power decreased
new Christian denominations emerged
papal power increased while monarchs lost power
Europe became religiously homogeneous
9
Council of Clermont
Second Crusades
First Crusades
Fourth Crusades
Third Crusades
10
the city of Knossos is located on the island of
Sardinia
Sicily
Crete
Corsica
11
Daily life revolved around the church in medieval Europe
False
True
12
hammurabis code...
that all men are created equal
laws that make u pay taxes
established justice and influenced modern laws
he was a ninja
13
The Torah is the scripture of...
Islam
Judaism
None of the above
Christianity
14
How were Feudal Europe and Feudal Japan similar?
Women could own land
Farming was essential
15
Which was a major factor in the decline of Rome
a drastic rise in population
numerous attacks on Rome by mercenaries
the fall of tax income
the division of the empire
16
What is a cataract?
fertile soil
bucket lifter
waterfalls or rapids
a system of watering the fields
17
How did Diocletian keep the Roman Empire from collapsing?
He made Christianity the official religion of the empire
He created the position of consul
He created new trade laws
He divided the empire in half
18
How did European expansion of the slave trade affect African states in the 1600s & 1700s?
African states began to trade in European slaves
African states became too weak to resist the slave trade
African states competed to dominate the slave trade
African states united to oppose the slave trade
19
Effects of the Crusades
an increase in trade
better relations between Christians and Muslims
lack of learning and education
increase in the power of the Church
20
In 286, Emperor Diocletian divided Rome into 2 sections, what were they?
Sweet and Salty Rome
Good and Bad Rome
East and West Rome
North and South Rome
21
Why was the Fall of Constaninople significant?
The Ottoman Empire ended
The Byzantine Empire ended
The Roman Empire ended
The Mughal Empire ended
22
The Middle Passage was
the route from Massachusetts to Rhode Island
the voyage of slaves from Africa to the West Indies
The main street of Boston
the Puritan's voyage from England to New England
23
Limited Monarchy
Elected representatives speak for the people
A king or queen has all the power
A royal family is the figure head but not ruler
One person holds all the power by force and intimidation
24
How did the first people get to the Americas?
They rode camels,
They flew on an airplane.
They walked across a land or ice bridge.
They swam.
25
Why is Moses considered important in Judaism?
He freed the merchants
He gained popularity in Greece
He freed the Jews from Egypt
He ruled Egypt
26
The Trojan War was between
Woody and Buzz
Crete and Mycenae
Athens and Sparta
Greece and Troy
27
The results of the Protestant Reformation was...
There was a war
The Catholic Church was eliminated
Religious Diversity increased
The Pope was forced to resign
28
Alexander the Great
Founded Persian Empire by conqueringMesopotamia,Syria,&Judea
King of the Franks - crowned Holy Roman Emperor by the Pope
Greekmathematician – “Father of Geometry”
King of Macedon. Empire stretched fromGreece to Indus River.
29
What is the Torah?
A holy book
A place of worship
A celebration
A type of bread
30
Which geographic features determined the location of early civilizations?
Rivers and valleys
Rainy seasons and forests
Fertile soils and plains
Oceans and coastlines
31
What did Jesus say his mission was?
Spread the message of peace
Overthrow Roman rule
Lead the Jews out of Palestine
Bring salvation to his followers
32
The Mandate of Heaven...
was the authority given to rulers by heaven
all of the above
Could be lost if a ruler acted unjustly
was a way of picking a new leader in ancient China
33
What did the English Bill of Rights do?
Created Religious Freedom in England
took away political rights
strengthened the power of the monarchy
Established a "Constitutional Monarchy" in England
34
Axum's triangular trade route included all of the following EXCEPT:
Mediterranian
Africa
America
India
35
What caused the Han Dynasty to fall?
natural disasters
foreign invasions
revolt by the lower class
economic collapse
36
How did the location of Constaninople contribute to their wealth?
Easy to defend and could control trade.
Byzantium became Constantinople.
It was part of the Roman Empire.
There was a lot of wealthy individuals.
37
The frescoes at Knossos tell us that
the Mycenaeans worshipped the bull as a god.
the sea was very important to the Minoan people.
the Mycenaeans began the Trojan War.
Minoan women had fewer rights than in other cultures.
38
The Silk Road was:
4,000 miles long-- from Asia to Europe
A place for merchants
All of these
A trading route
39
Ming Dynasty
Ruled by Manchurians
Terra Cotta Warriors
Great wall strengthened and increased
Forbidden City built
40
What were the Han Dynasty the first to use?
Civil Service Exam
Aqueducts
Roads
41
Edict of Nantes
Protected French Catholics
Protected English Protestants
Protected English Catholics
Protected French Protestants
42
The Columbian Exchange....
Had a harmful impact on farming
Transformed the way people farmed and ate
Had no lasting impact on farming or diet
Benefited the Indians more than Europeans
43
Why did Martin Luther create the 95 Theses?
The king asked him to
The Church was selling indulgences
The Church was not helping the poor
The priests were stealing money from the Church
44
What is a polis?
A country
A mountain range in Western Europe
A major body of water in Eastern Europe
A Greek city-state
45
What religion did the Axum people convert to around 330 ce?
Buddhism
Christianity
Zoroastrianism
Islam
46
Where was the Promised Land that the Torah says God promised to the Israelites as a permanent home?
Canaan
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Ur
47
Council of Clermont
none of the above
called to address Deus Vult
called to address ascension of Mary
called to address crusading
48
Effects of the Crusades:
Learning increased, increased desires for luxury goods, & new technologies.
The increase power of the Church and the retaking of the Holy Lands.
Increase desires in the Manor System and land ownership.
Learning decreased
49
Hammurabis Code
Mesopotamian Religion
Cueniform
None of these
Earliest legal system in history
50
How were the Safavids different from their neighbors?
They were Arabs and Shiites
They were Persians and Hindus
They were Persians and Sunnis
They were Persians and Shiites
51
What is Mercantilism?
the trade between the Americas and Europe
tribe of Native American who inhabited Montana
theory that colonies exist to benefit mother country
book by John Locke
52
Many Etruscan frescoes show people enjoying music or dance
False
True
53
Why was the Christian church important in medival Europe?
The pope had more power than kings
The power lied with the pope and Church
54
Hammurabis Code
led to the creation of a patriarchy
was a legal code from Mesopotamia
led to the creation of a social hierarchy
was the legal code of Ancient Egypt
55
Head of the church in Medieval Europe
Priest
Pope
Minister
Cardinal
56
Which is an accurate definition of the Columbian Exchange?
The agreement between Columbus & Spain to explore a route to India.
The tribute relations that existed between Indian Ocean trading nations.
The deal made between Portugal and Spain to divide world in half.
The exchange of new plants, animals, & diseases between hemispheres.
57
5 pillars of Islam
None of the above
Faith, prayer, fasting, charity, pilgrimage
Fasting, donations, prayer,, and holding vigil
Faith, prayer, alms, fasting, attending church
58
The Renaissance was noted for
the art work of Katie Alago.
mass movement of people to cities.
wars over the Holy Land.
a shift from a spiritual focus to humanism.
59
What was the silk road?
a road made out of silk
a road to hangout on
ancient network of trade routes
all of the above
60
The aqueducts of ancient Rome demonstrate that these early civilizations
used large wooden structures for protection
had advanced technology
were able to prevent flooding
practiced religions toleration
61
How did the rulers of Axum gain power and wealth?
building monuments such as stelae
constructing churches
adopting Christianity
controlling trade routes
62
The Trans-Sahara trade route was known for trading
Salt and Pepper
Amber and Spices
Gold and Silk
Gold and Salt
63
How did Farming improve during the latter part of the Middle Ages?
the use of the 3 field system
The use of the horse instead of the ox
64
In feudal Europe, manors functioned as
large facilities for the poor
trading centers for many travelers
self-sufficient economic entities and communities
large domains ruled by a king
65
Alexander the Great
Conquered Greece
Lost to the Barbarians
Invaded the Roman Empire
Brought Christianity to Greece
66
Matriarchy or matrilineal refers to a society in which ___________ are dominant.
Women
Queens
Kings
Men
67
On what mountain did Moses receive the law from God?
Sinai
Everest
Carmel
Moriah
68
What was an accepted custom or practice in many of the cultures of Southeast Asia?
women were forbidden to learn the Chinese language
Noblewomen were trained in the military arts
The practice of foot blinding kept women in the home
Societies accepted matrilineal descent
69
What is the English bill of rights?
The government was to be based on laws made by parliament
The english bill of rights was made to kick King James out.
The government was to be based on the desires of the ruler
70
The Ming Dynasty restored culture based on ____________ and civil service.
Confucianism
the mandate of heaven
Buddhism
Daoism
71
What was a limited monarchy?
The people rule directly.
The people elect a king and queen to serve them.
The monarch has limited power.
The monarch has unlimited power.
72
What is humanism?
Philosophy that celebrates human cultural achievements
Objects, regardless of weight, will fall at the same speed
Inventor of the printing press
Painting completed by da Vinci in a refectory in Milian
73
Country that colonized south america and mexico?
France
Endland
China
Spain
74
Edict of Nantes
A declaration of religious toleration for the Huguenots.
Religious tolerance for Muslims
Religious tolerance for Jews and Christians only
75
In 338 B.C. _______ began tutoring Alexander the Great.
Aristotle
Cleopatra
Socrates
Plato
76
Which of the following is NOT associated with the Ming Dynasty?
Chinese porcelain
Marco Polo
Forbidden City
Zheng He's voyages
77
This civilization was known for its frescoes
Minoan
Spartan
Corinthian
Mycenaean
78
What is a republic?
Democracy
Citizens have a say in their government
Every citizens votes on the issues
Citizens elected representatives to serve them
79
The Glorioius revolution accomplished what for England?
Gave them an absolute Monarch.
Concluded they we're ruling all of the British Isles including Ireland
Was the name of the war with the French
Kept the Power of the Parliment intact.
80
What was the feudal system based on?
Control of land and loyalty
Loyalty to King and Country
Loyalty to the Viking Code
Control of the Church
