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Global 9 Final Review
What is monotheism?
What is Feudalism?
Global 9 Final Review
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What is Feudalism?
A form of government where land was exchanged for services
A form of government with a monk in control
A form of government ruled by a Prime Minister
A form of government with no laws or ruler
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What is monotheism?
Belief in many Gods
Belief in multiple Gods but one is superior
Belief in two opposing Gods
Belief in one God
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What was the long term effect of the Enlightenment?
The Pope regained all the power in Europe
Many monarchies were overthrown or reformed with enlightenment ideas
Kings remained in power as absolute monarchs
The Enlightenment philosophers were all executed by the King
4
What is the Heliocentric theory?
The belief that the moon is at the center of the universe
The belief that the Earth is at the center of the universe
The beleif that the sun is at the center of the universe
The belief that heaven and hell exist
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What invention helped spread the ideas of the reformation?
The Compass
The Astrolabe
The Telescope
The Printing Press
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What was heavily emphasized during the Renaissance?
Humanism, realistic art, and Individual Achievement
The desire to explore and conquer the new world
Religious faith and the teachings of the Bible
Saving your soul so you can get to heaven
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Which is an accurate definition of the Columbian Exchange?
The deal made between Portugal and Spain to divide world in half.
The agreement between Columbus & Spain to explore a route to India.
The exchange of new plants, animals, & diseases between hemispheres.
The tribute relations that existed between Indian Ocean trading nations.
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What major event led to the Middle Ages and feudalism?
Assassination of Julius Casear
the Fall of Rome
Mongol invasions
Black Death
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What best defines the Renaissance
the rebirth of art and classical cultures like Greece and Rome in Europe
A time period in which major advancements were lost and forgotten
The era in Europe where the peasant class gained more power
A religious movement that revolted against the church
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What was triangular trade?
was a trading system which included crops, manufactured goods, and slaves
a shape that was traded
focused on the cotton industry
was a banned magic trick at Hogwarts
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Why were Europeans interested in colonizing the Americas?
They didn't want any Asian nations to get there first
New goods like spices and cheap labor
Disease made living in Europe almost impossible
Europeans were running out of money and land
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What historical figure is most closely associated with the Protestant Reformation?
Macchiavelli
Martin Luther
Socrates
Leonardo Da Vinci
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An immediate result of the Crusades was which of the following?
The Byzantine Empire collapsed
Christians gained control of the Holy Land
The Ottoman Empire collapsed
The Muslims gained control of the Holy Land
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What was the leading cause for the Protestant Reformation?
The Church was misleading people using the Bible and selling indulgences
The King was accepting bribes from government officials
Members of the Church were killing people who rebeled against them
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What were The Crusades?
A series of wars between the Christians and Muslims over land
The wars between the French and English during the colonial period
The period during the middle ages where different groups fought for power
A time of longstanding peace between European and Asian nations
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What philosopher believed in "Natural Rights"?
Immanuel Kant
Baron de Montissqueu
Mary Wollstonecraft
John Locke
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The 3 Mesoamerican Civilizations we learned about were...
Hutus, Tutsi, Incas
Aztecs, Mayans, Brazilians
Mayans, Incas, Hutus
The Aztecs, Mayans, and Incas
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The Spread of the Plague was due to...
Catholic Missionaries traveling across Europe
The Colombian Exchange
European armies invading other lands
Merchants trading along the Silk Road
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What were the names of the Spanish warriors who acquired land in the Americas?
Puritans
Pioneers
Conquistadors
Diablos
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What was the result of the Middle Ages?
The Roman Empire was restored
The Byzantine Empire became the ruling force of Europe
The Catholic Church became the most powerful force in Europe
Muslim rulers took all the power in Europe
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Kings would gain loyalty by giving people certain freedoms
False
True
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What was the trade system between the Old and New World called?
The Silk Road
The Middle Passage
The Bering Strait
The Colombian Exchange
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One major element of Feudalism in Europe was the development of the...
Proletariat
Samurai Soldier
Manor System
Bourgeoisie
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Examples of Absolute rulers are
Peter the Great, Louis the XIV, and Henry the VIII
Queen Elizabeth II, King George II, and President Trump
Peter the Wicked, Henry the 10th, and Louis the 19th
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What did the figures of the Scientific Revolution use to question the world?
The Scientific Method
The Enlightenment philosophy
Religious faith
The Magna Carta
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What was a direct result of the Age of Absolutism?
The Kings overtook power from the Pope and Catholic Church
The Pope was removed and replaced by a family member of the King
Peasants and Serfs gained more power than the lords
The people revolted and overthrew the monarchies
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What is Divine Right?
The people viewing their King as a God like figure
The Pope allowing the king to rule
The belief that God has given the King the right to rule
The king allowing the Pope to rule
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Which philosopher supported the absolute monarch?
Voltaire
Thomas Hobbes
Rousseau
John Locke
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The Bubonic Plague is also commonly called what?
The Black Death
The Killing Disease
Influenza
Smallpox
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What was the Enlightenment?
the time period in China when the Qing Dynasty took over
The time period of colonization in America
A movement in Europe that used reason to question the government
The Churches response to the Protestant Reformation
