2020 World History Mid term Exam

What was the biggest asset for Islamic expansion?

The concept of the Divine Rights of Kings was the belief that monarchs were chosen by God and only answered to God

What was the effect of the Battle of Tours?

The most important gift a lord could give a vassal was?

What was introduced that caused of the most negative impact of the Columbian Exchange on the Natives of the New World?

The Inquisition was a court seeking to convict those who denied church doctrine, and committed the crime of ...

The Silk Road was a conduit for trading all of the following EXCEPT

What two items were at the center of trade in Western Africa prior to 1500?

What major city was center for Islamic education and trade in Western African from the beginning around the 8th century?

The most commonly used vernacular, or language of everyday speech, that was common in books and universities was...

The death of 1/3 to half of Europe's population during Black Death (1347-52) had all the following impacts EXCEPT...

Europe's population took over 100 years to recover from the plague's population loss

In China, during the Tang and Song Dynasties, government officials were chosen as a result of...

The ____________ built history's largest land based Empire in the 13th century and united trade and idea of Eurasia.

The Mongols played a key role in transferring bubonic plague from Asia to Europe.

All the following are accurate about the 11th-13th century conflict known as the Crusades EXCEPT

During the Middle Ages in Europe, the _______ held the greatest power and religious authority over Europeans

Renaissance Humanism was reflected in all of the following EXCEPT

The Western Great Schism of the late 14th and early 15th century damaged faith in the church due to the issue over...

What of the following is the correct order of the ranks of the European Feudal system?

What was the most important Islamic mathematic achievement

During the 8th century the Silk Road saw an increase in trade because of

What 2 New World crops transformed the Old World as a result of the Columbian Exchange, increasing Europe's population

Who was considered to be the ideal Renaissance man?

The Catholic Church came upon controversy for offering _________, or forgiveness of sins, in exchange for payments

Florentine Renaissance political advisor that studied human nature and how to use it to govern

Under Richard the Lionhearted, Crusaders came to a truce with _______ allowing pilgrims to visit the holy lands.

The "Rebirth" or rediscovery of Greek/Roman classical learning is known as?

The exchange of plants, animals, disease and people form the New World to the Old World was referred to as ...

Which Russian tsar studied 17th century Western culture and made efforts to promote its influence in his country?

What made the invasion and takeover of the English monarchy from James II a "Glorious Revolution" in the 17th century?

All the following are accurate regarding the Black Death EXCEPT

Martin Luther made all the following arguments against the Catholic Church in his 95 Theses EXCEPT

All the following were important Italian city-states during the Renaissance EXCEPT

All the following are accurate regarding the life of Mansa Musa EXCEPT

What reflected the highlights of Islamic rule in the Spain (Iberian Peninsula)?

Why was Charlemagne granted the title of Holy Roman Emperor by the Catholic Church at the end of the 8th century?

All of the following were Song Dynasty technological innovations EXCEPT

An Absolute monarch is a ruler whose massive wealth allows them to maintain total unchecked power

The most important work of clergy, or monastic groups during the Middle Ages was

Martin Luther used the ___________ to spread the ideas of his 95 Theses and initiate the Protestant Reformation