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1
In what city-state did the Renaissance started?
Paris
Venice
Rome
Florence
2
What were the wars between the Holy Roman Empire and The Muslims called?
Crusades
Hundred Years' War
French Revolution
War of the Roses
3
What were the two main cities-states of Ancient Greece?
Sparta and Argos
Argos and Olympia
Corinth and Delphi
Sparta and Athens
4
Who was the artist that painted The Last Supper and The Gioconda?
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Donatello
5
What is the name of the two rivers that were between Mesopotamia?
Tigris and Euphrates
Tigres and Eufrates
Nile River
Mississippi River
6
How did early people use domesticated animals?
For pet them
For transportation
For playing
For protection
7
A place, or medium where ideas and views on a particular issue can be exchanged.
The Veto
A Forum
The Consul
The Assemblies
8
What does Mesopotamia means?
Land between two mountains
Land between two Rivers
Land between two islands
An eye for an eye
9
As a result of the changes the patricians made, Rome developed a tripartite.
True
False
10
The Medieval Period is subdivided into:
Middle Ages
Early Middle Ages
Early, High, and Late Middle Ages
High and Late Middle Ages
11
What other name the Middle Ages has?
Medieval Times
Renaissance
Elizabeth Era
Dark Ages
12
How many Europeans did the Bubonic Plague killed?
1/3 of Europeans
All of them
1/4 of Europeans
Thousands
13
What is prehistory?
The history of writing
The history after writing
The history before writing
The history before history
14
Is to reject a decision or proposal made by a law-making body.
A Forum
The Veto
A Tripartite
A Vote
15
When did the Peloponnesian War began?
200 AD
476 AD
404 BC
431 BC
16
Who was the first pharaoh in Egypt?
Tutankhamun
Cleopatra
Menes
Hatshepsut
17
Is a type of writing that uses stylus to make wedge shaped marks in the clay:
Cuneiform
Hieroglyphics
Alphabet
Pictographic
18
According to the legend, Remus named the city of Rome after his brother Romulus.
False
True
19
Were burial places and monuments to the Pharaons:
Churches
Pyramids
Ziggurats
Castles
20
What event marks the start of the Middle Ages?
The Fall of the Roman Empire
Renaissance
The Black Death
The rise of the Ottoman Empire
21
Which of the next territories Rome didn't conquered?
Greece
Egypt
France
Asia Minor
22
The Consuls are the only people that can declare war.
True
False
23
The twin babies represented in the statue of The Capitoline Wolf are: Romulus and Remus.
False
True
24
Who was the first great king of Babylon?
Cyrus the Great
Darius I
Shamshi-Adad I
King Hammurabi
25
The early people of Rome were a tribe called Romans.
True
False
26
Who were the first people to live in Italy?
Latins
Italians
Romans
Mexicans
27
How many crusades were in total?
10
27
09
18
28
What does Renaissance means?
Rebirth
New
Art
Death
29
The government the Romans created in 509 BC was a monarchy.
False
True
30
They formed the first civilization in world history:
Greeks
Egyptians
Summerians
Mexicans
31
Roman records show that Rome's last three king were not Roman, but Etruscans.
True
False
32
Rome eventually become the center of the greatest civilizations of the ancient world.
False
True
33
Why was the senate so powerful?
Because they controlled the army
Because people follow them
Because they wanted
Because they controlled the money
34
Italy is a peninsula in Southern Asia.
False
True
35
The Senate are the only people who can pass laws.
False
True
36
The plebeians were the upper class.
False
True
37
What was the Code of Hammurabi?
A language
A secret message
A religion
A set of laws
38
Who invented the printing press?
Leonardo da Vinci
Johannes Gutenberg
Michelangelo
Cosido de Medici
39
The Capitoline Wolf is a representation of the ancient legend of the founding of Rome.
False
True
40
How long does the 100 Years' War lasted?
133
116
100
113
