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WHG 1 Final Review Part 1: World Religions, Renaissance, & Reformation
WHG 1 Final Review Part 1: World Religions, Renaissance, & Reformation
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A #worldhistory quiz review of key geography and history terms and events
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1
Which religion is NOT correctly matched to its place of origin?
Buddhism- China
Hinduism- India
Christianity- Judea (Roman Empire)
Judaism- Mesopotamia
2
All of the following contributed to weakening the Church's authority EXCEPT
the Renaissance
the Crusades
the Plague
the Fall of Rome
3
Which of these is NOT considered a cause of the fall of Rome?
rising inflation
barbarian invasions
an increase in military strength
decreases in population
4
Which of the following was NOT an important leader of the Protestant Reformation?
Henry VIII
John Calvin
Pope Alexander VI
Martin Luther
5
All of the earliest civilizations shared what common type of government system?
Monarchy
Republic
Democracy
Theocracy
6
Which historical figure is NOT matched to the correct religion?
Judaism- Abraham
Hinduism- Muhammed
Christianity-Jesus
Buddhism- Siddhartha Gautama
7
Which of the following did NOT contribute to the Reformation?
power clashes between kings and the Church
corruption and unpopular practices in the Church
Renaissance ideas such as Humanism
Christians no longer wanted to worship God
8
A key tenet of Confucianism is
a belief in only one god
strict adherence to dietary restrictions
obedience and respect for authority figures
a belief in equality for all people
9
Which of the following does NOT correctly match the MAN to his CONTRIBUTION?
Leonardo da Vinci & the Mona Lisa
William Shakespeare & Romeo and Juliet
Gutenberg & the printing press
Martin Luther and 10 Commandments
10
Which of the following is NOT a contribution of Roman culture to modern Western civilization?
Representative Government
Direct Democracy
Architecture & Philosophy
Engineering
11
Which of the following statements BEST sums up Machiavelli's ideas?
Dictators make the best leaders
To keep power you need to be willing to do whatever it takes
It is better for a leader to be loved than feared
Democracy is the best form of government
12
Which of the following features of Renaissance art was NOT inspired by Roman & Greek culture?
frescoes
oil painting
columns and arches
Realism
13
What was the role of the Church in Europe after the fall of Rome?
it encouraged people to question the world around them
it set rules that the people of Europe lived by
it didn't have a very important role in peoples' lives
it was a unifying force for the people of Europe
14
Which of the following was NOT an impact of the crusades?
the breakdown of the feudal system
Increased trade between Europe and Asia
A revival of interest in scholarship & innovation in Europe
Greater trust and harmony between religions
15
The Byzantine and Arab empires had this advantage that Western Europe lacked
sufficient arable land
stable governments
large populations
access to waterways
16
The main contributions of Greek and Roman civilization to our society are
polytheism, written laws and cuneiform
democracy, philosophy and architecture
silk, paper and gunpowder
heiroglyphics, polytheism and pyramids
17
Christianity, Islam and Judaism share which of the following beliefs or practices?
baptism and communion
the same holy texts
Monotheism and a code of behavior
nirvana and reincarnation
18
Which of the following innovations were NOT introduced TO Europe FROM China by the Silk Road?
Telescope
Gunpowder
Paper & Moveable Type
Compass
19
The goal of the Catholic Counter Reformation was to
limit the power of the Pope
keep Catholics loyal to the Church
condemn the practice of selling indulgences
encourage heresy and rebellion
20
Which religion FIRST introduced monotheism?
Christianity
Buddhism
Islam
Judaism
