A positive impact of urbanisation is....

better education, better housing

Which are factors that make a place MORE liveable?

Open spaces, low crime rate, access to education

A political, economic and social system to organise society

What is urbanisation?

The increase in the proportion of people living in cities.

The catholic church was very significant in medieval times because

they learnt from childhood how to behave and what to believe

What was the Renaissance?

a rebirth of classical knowledge and learning

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Year 8 Humanities - Test what you know

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1
What are landforms?
Mountains
Boring
Animal habitats
Features which make up terrain
2
The cause of the Bubonic Plague (Black Death) was
rats
cats
mosquitos
fleas on rats
3
The medieval era was also known as
The Middle Ages
Pre-historic times
Ancient civilisations
The Early Ages
4
A positive impact of urbanisation is....
slums
poor quality drinking water
better education
better housing
5
Identify a problem associated with megacities.
all of these
pressure on water supplies
urban heat island effect
traffic congestion
6
Who were leading innovators of the Renaissance?
All of the above
C
A
D
7
Examples of landforms are..?
Glaciers, Burdekin bridge, Reefs.
Caves, Mountains, Tokyo.
Hills, Mountains, plains.
Plateaus, Glaciers, Great barrier reef.
8
An environmental consequence of urbanisation is...
Taller trees
Better beaches
Better air quality
Air pollution
9
What are some impacts of human change of landscapes & landforms?
Habitat loss
Increased levels of pollution
All of the above
Endangered species
10
Can landscapes be man made?
Yes
I dont know
No
11
What did the Magna Carta say?
No seizing property
No taxes unless all the leaders agree
All of the above
The king had to obey the laws.
12
Which are factors that make a place MORE liveable?
High crime rate, pollution, no public transport
Open spaces, low crime rate, access to education
No access to education, bad weather, pollution
Overcrowded, no public transport, pollution
13
1. The medieval era in Europe lasted how long?
1000 years
100 years
500 years
10 years
14
A peasant can be described as someone who
paid taxes and rent to the wealthy
undertook the bulk of physical work related to farming
All of the above
made up the majority of the population
15
Which one is an example of a push factor?
gold
climate
family
war
16
Feudalism was...
All of the above
A political, economic and social system to organise society
Education, economic and social system
Religious, economic and social system
17
Feudalism offered
Freedom
Trade
Protection
Money
18
What is urbanisation?
The increase in the proportion of people living in farms.
The increase in the proportion of people living in cities.
The increase in the proportion of people working in industries.
The decrease in the proportion of people living in cities.
19
What was the birthplace of the Renaissance?
Greece
Florence
Italy
Constantinople
20
The catholic church was very significant in medieval times because
the king liked them
they ate lots of food
they learnt from childhood how to behave and what to believe
they lived in a castle
21
What was the Renaissance?
A time when Feudalism was the primary social structure
remembering the past
a rebirth of classical knowledge and learning
A return to traditional worldviews
22
Which one is NOT an example of PULL factors?
healthcare
sports
jobs
climate
23
Entrepreneurship
A really long word.
A business.
Creating your own businesses.
24
In medieval times people had to prove their innocence by
all of the above
swearing an oath before God
be bound and tossed into a river
holding onto a hot iron or walking across coals
25
Megacities have a population over
one hundred thousand people
10 hundred thousand people
10 billion people
Ten million people

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