The free-enterprise system is an economic system that includes —

individual ownership, economic freedom, and limited government involvement

Which of the following most accurately describes the Crusades?

battles between Muslim and Christian forces for control of the Holy Land

What challenges did the Roman Empire face throughout its existence?

Political instability, economic issues, military pressures &social decline.

What is the difference between polytheism and monotheism?

Polytheism believes in multiple gods, while monotheism believes in one god.

Which of the following best summarizes possible cultural influences of classical Greece andRome?

Creating beautiful art, architecture, and a complex mythology of gods

What was one way that farming changed the way people lived?

People were no longer nomads and became sedentary

One of the reasons for the success of early civilizations such as those in Egypt and Mesopotamia was because -

they used rivers and bodies of water for food and for trade.

Which of the following best summarizes possible cultural influences of classical Greece and Rome?

Creating beautiful art, architecture, and a complex mythology of gods

The development of early river valley civilizations was most dependent on -

fertile soils of the river valleys

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1
The free-enterprise system is an economic system that includes —
A managed economy which the gov controls many public goods & services
government ownership of public & private businesses, prices set by the gov.
production influenced by tradition, both private and collective ownership
individual ownership, economic freedom, and limited government involvement
2
What role did Muhammad play in the early years of Islam?
He was a political leader
He was a religious leader
All of the above
He was a military leader
3
What was the relationship between the Catholic Church and everyday life during the Middle Ages?
They had no relationship
They were completely separate
They were in constant conflict
They were closely intertwined
4
Which of the following most accurately describes the Crusades?
period in which Christian forces attempted to retake al-Andalus from Muslim
battles between Muslim and Christian forces for control of the Holy Land
The conflicts between papal and patriarchal authority
conflicts of the pope and Martin Luther that led many Christians to leave
5
Where did the concept of democracy originate?
Ancient China
Ancient Rome
Ancient Greece
Ancient Egypt
6
. Which of the following was NOT an effect of the Neolithic Revolution?
Increase in Trade
Population Explosion
Climate Change
Increase in Disease
7
What challenges did the Roman Empire face throughout its existence?
invasions, overextension, loss of population, and reliance on slavery.
Complex factors, decline in civic virtue, and inefficient administration
Trade disruptions, succession issues, agricultural and financial crisis.
Political instability, economic issues, military pressures &social decline.
8
What is the difference between polytheism and monotheism?
Polytheism believes in no gods, while monotheism believes in one god.
Polytheism believes in multiple gods, while monotheism believes in one god.
Polytheism believes in multiple gods, while monotheism believes in no gods.
Polytheism believes in one god, while monotheism believes in multiple gods.
9
Which of the following best summarizes possible cultural influences of classical Greece andRome?
Creating beautiful art, architecture, and a complex mythology of gods
A system of slavery based totally on racial discrimination
Using military to conquer and control neighboring territory and peoples
Converting the populations of classical Greece and Rome to monotheism
10
What was one way that farming changed the way people lived?
They had to move around to new farms yearly
People were no longer nomads and became sedentary
Life expectancy was decreased due to lack of exercise
People developed medicine using the crops they cultivated
11
Which of these was first developed in China as a result of the increase in trade during the Tang and Song dynasties?
joint stock companies
.gold coins
corporations
paper money
12
One of the reasons for the success of early civilizations such as those in Egypt and Mesopotamia was because -
they were able to find ways to make stone tools.
they formed democratically elected governments.
they used rivers and bodies of water for food and for trade.
they were protected from outside invaders by mountains.
13
What is the duty of the Pope as the head of the Catholic Church?
Selecting bishops
Determining Church teachings
Managing finances
Performing sacraments
14
Period in the history of classical Greece advancements in political thought, arts, sciences, and military strategies
Peloponnesian War
Athenian Golden Age
Archaic period
Persian Wars
15
What was the main role of missionaries in the spread of Islam in Sub-Saharan Africa?
To engage in religious wars
To spread Muslim architecture
To convert ordinary people to Islam
To convert rulers to Islam
16
During the Neolithic Revolution
People migrated to find food
. People hunted and began to consume meat
People learned to grow food
People were nomadic
17
Which of the following best summarizes possible cultural influences of classical Greece and Rome?
Creating beautiful art, architecture, and a complex mythology of gods
A system of slavery based totally on racial discrimination
Using professional military to conquer neighboring territory and peoples
Converting the populations of classical Greece and Rome to monotheism
18
Which of the following listed punishments within the code of law?
Hammurabi’s Code
Ten Commandments
19
The development of early river valley civilizations was most dependent on -
the vast deserts of the river valleys
fertile soils of the river valleys
the smooth coastlines of the river valleys
the high mountains of the river valleys
20
What do Christianity, Islam, and Judaism have in common?
They all believe that Jesus was the son of God.
They are all monotheistic.
They are all based on the same holy book.
They are all separated into three main branches

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