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World History semester review Part 2
World History semester review Part 2
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Second half of review for World History 10th grade semester exam
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1
The Northwestern part of Africa, near the Mediterranean Sea is called
Kilwa
Sahara
Magrib
Sahel
2
Region of the Middle East where Jesus, Muhammed, and Abraham were said to call home
Holy cow
Holy Land
Machu Pichu
Maghrib
3
Societies with no central power and based on lineage were called
Hunter- gatherer societies
Nomadic societies
Lineal societies
Stateless societies
4
Why did Henry VIII embrace the Reformation
he wanted to divorce his wife and marry his mistress
he agreed with Luther
he was protecting the English faith
he hated the church
5
These elite warriors served their Diaymo by a code of honor
Samurai
Knights
Hobbits
Shogun
6
Martin Luther started a Reformation of the Catholic Church by nailing this to a church door
95 theses
99 problems
99 treatises
95 grievances
7
Liberation from suffering is a main teaching in what religion
Hinduism
Christianity
Buddhism
Islam
8
This Church court tortured thousands of "heretics" for acts against the Church
Inquisition
Crusade
Council of Worms
Reconquista
9
Knights disgraced themselves by violating the Code of Chivalry but were not punished for
heresy
being a coward
Being mean to the poor
being disloyal to the crown
10
A period of history with a renewed interest in classical culture changing art, learning&science
Really Cool Time
Renaissance
Reconquista
Reformation
11
In England the Renaissance was known as the
The Shakespearian Era
The British Renaissance
The Elizabethian Era
No fun at all
12
In the Japanese feudal system __________ were at the bottom and _____________ were above them
shogun/merchants
laborers/merchants
merchants/laborers
laborers/shogun
13
An intellectual movement focused on classical text and human potential
utopia
inferno
medici
humanism
14
In both African societies and American Empires, people built their structures using
Stone and sand
Nothing - they found vacant places
Whatever they had in the area
Wood and poo
15
In African empires the most valuable trade goods were
gold and salt
diamonds and gold
opal and ivory
ivory and gold