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Final Quiz for 7th Grade History class #seventhgrade #history
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1
The two major trade goods exchanged in Timbuktu
copper and diamonds
Silver and gold
salt and iron
salt and gold
2
Catholics and Protestants in Europe stopped fighting because of the
Columbian Exchange
Peace of Augsburg
Peasant Rebellion
Diet of Worms
3
The Mayans recorded their language using
runes
characters written in ink
an alphabet
glyphs
4
According to Shia Muslims, he was the last legitimate successor of Muhammed
Saladin
Abu Bakr
Al Rashid
Ali
5
The code of conduct followed by samurai
Kami
Bulbasaur
Yamato
Bushido
6
Europeans became interested in Asia since this merchant had written his book in the Middle Ages
Zheng He
Marco Polo
Niccolo Machiavelli
Christopher Columbus
7
She was married to two kings, led an army in the Second Crusade and spent 15 years imprisoned
Isabella of Castile
Berengaria of Navarre
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Anna Komnene
8
He was crowned emperor in 800 CE, built schools and had a pet elephant
King John
Charlemagne
King Richard
Kublai Khan
9
What did a knight provide to his feudal lord?
loyalty
loyalty and military assistance
land and labor
thoughts and prayers
10
What trade goods did Europeans desire as a result of the Crusades?
emeralds and linen
silk and spices
weapons and wool
gold and salt
11
Catholics believe that good, but not perfect souls, stay here for awhile
Purgatory
Limbo
Valhalla
Hades
12
In the Norse religion, how did someone get to Valhalla
Reach enlightenment
Die a peaceful death
Do good deeds
Die in battle
13
Confucius believed
Woman should stay home and raise children
Women should become scholars.
Women should join the army.
Girls should join the robotics club.
14
He conquered the Byzantine Empire
Mehmed II
Abu Bakr
Kublai Khan
Suleiman the Magnificent
15
What was the original goal of the Crusades?
to create new trade routes
to make serfs free
to practice killing people
to free the Holy Land from Muslim rule
16
"David" was sculpted by
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Girolamo Savonarola
Dante Alighieri
17
The only female ruler of China, she is known for her cruelty and support of Buddhism
Yang Guifei
Wu Zetian
Lady Murasaki
Princess Peach
18
The Aztec sacrificed people because
they had developed a taste for blood
they were cruel
they believed if they stopped, the sun would not shine
they thought it was very cool
19
This piece
Canon by Pachelbel
Spring by Vivaldi
Water Music by Handel
Toccata and Fugue in D Minor by Bach
20
This ruler introduced Roman Law to central Europe, protected the Jews and fought until his death at 68
King Richard I
Odin
King John
Holy Roman Emperor Frederick Barbarossa
21
The holiest city in Islam
Damascus
Medina
Mecca
Jeddah
22
This form of Japanese poetry has 17 syllables
Iambic pentameter
Sonnet
Epic
Haiku
23
This Roman emperor moved the capital to Byzantium
Caracalla
Justinian
Constantine
Augustus Caesar
24
She was the greatest advisor of Emperor Justinian and persuaded him to pass laws protecting women
Wu Zetian
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Anna Komnene
Theodora
25
Life is a journey full of suffering
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam
Confucianism
26
Popul Vuh is a book about
Mayan kings
Mayan jaguar poetry
the Mayan creation story
famous Mayan ball game players
27
This French philosopher argued for free speech and religious tolerance
Galileo
Erasmus
Voltaire
Plato
28
Anansi
king of Ghana
king of Mali
leader of the Almoravids who sacked Ghana
a trickster god who could take the form of a spider or a man
29
Lateen (triangular) sails were first developed by
Turkish sailors
Vikings
Chinese sailors
Arab sailors
30
One characteristic of Renaissance art
a lack of perspective
lots of nudity
realistic depictions of people
halos
31
The mythical first ruler of Korea, his grandfather was the Sky God and his mother was a bear
Dangun Wanggeom
J-Hope
King Sejong
Gwanggaeto the Great
32
This general rebelled against Emperor Xuanzong.
Wu Zetian
Confucius
An Lushan
Belisarius
33
These Germanic people settled on the island of Britain starting in the 5th century CE.
Anglo Saxons
Slavs
Ostrogoths
Visigoths
34
This Mongol ruler conquered China
Naruto Uzumaki
Kublai Khan
Genghis Khan
Soon Wukong
35
The Aztec god of the Sun and of War
Tezcatlipoca
Xipe Totec
Quetzalcoatl
Huitzilopochtli
36
This ruler of Mali built mosques and brought scholars to his kingdom
Prester John
T'Challa
King Afonso
Mansa Musa
37
This drink made from cacao beans was reserved for nobles
chocolate
coffee
Mountain Dew Code Red
tea
38
Followers of this religion believe "Life is a dream"
Zen Buddhism
Shamanism
Daoism
Shintoism
39
He was the king of Spain and the Holy Roman Emperor. He opposed Martin Luther.
Frederick Barbarossa
An Lushan
Charles V
Henry VIII
40
Baptism, marriage, confirmation, communion are examples of
Indulgences
Bonfires of the Vanities
Sacraments
Medicis
41
William Shakespeare is regarded as the greatest playwright of all time because of his
use of special effects
amazing fight scenes
use of catchy titles
deep understanding of human beings
42
The holy book of Islam
Torah
Gospels
New Testament
Quran
43
This English scientist invented the scientific method (hint: breakfast)
Voltaire
Dante Alighieri
Erasmus
Francis Bacon
44
They believe the ruler is like a father and his people are his children
Daoists
Buddhists
Legalists
Confucianists
45
Domestication of this animal made vast land empires possible
the horse
the chicken
the cow
the llama
46
This alphabet was developed by the monks Cyril and Methodius
Cyrillic alphabet
Syriac alphabet
Roman alphabet
Mayan glyphs
47
These monarchs sponsored Columbus' voyages
King Richard and Queen Berengaria
Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand
Justinian and Theodora
Charles V and Isabella of Portugal
48
The capital of the Abbasid Caliphate that was sacked by the Mongols in 1258
Ctesiphon
Damascus
Baghdad
Istanbul
49
This scientist invented the telescope and proved that the Earth revolved around the sun
Girolamo Savonarola
Voltaire
Galileo
Niccolo Machiavelli
50
Mongol attitude towards religion
They wanted everyone to convert to Islam
Religion was a personal matter
They wanted everyone to worship Tengri
They wanted everyone to convert to Buddhism
51
In the Mesoamerican ball game, what happened to the losing team
they were beheaded
they received a prize
they were sent home
they were kicked off the team
52
The Celtic festival of Samhain is still celebrated on October 31
Christmas
Thanksgiving
Easter
Halloween
53
The feathered serpent god of the Aztec
Huitzilopochtli
Quetzalcoatl
Charmander
Tezcatlipoca
54
What disease, spread by rats, killed up to 60% of Europeans?
Suds
the Bubonic Plague
Cooties
Covid-19
55
According to Roman Catholicism, people are born with Original Sin because
They disobeyed their parents
They did not die in battle
Adam and Eve disobeyed God
They have bad karma from a past life
56
The leader of the Roman Catholic Church
The Patriarch
The Pope
The Imam
The Holy Roman Emperor
57
Differences between serfs and slaves
serfs could use weapons
serfs could not be sold; if they lived in a city for a year, they were free
serfs could not buy their freedom
serfs could eat lots of cheese; slaves were not allowed
58
This device was perfected in Baghdad. It can measure hours of sunlight and latitude.
sundial
compass
astrolabe
telescope
59
Shah Jahan build this as a monument to his favorite wife
Hagia Sofia
Taj Mahal
el Templo Mayor
Great Wall
60
What is Xibalba?
a ruler of the Toltec
the Mayan underworld
city of the Olmec
Mayan heaven
61
Why was the Magna Carta so important?
it gave people the right to free speech
it gave women the right to own slaves
it made serfs free
it limited the power of rulers and granted rights to men
62
This creature protects the bodies of slain Kellys from being decapitated
Mewtwo
hippogriff
griffon
enfield
63
Byzantine princess Anna Komnene dedicated her life to studying
Math and science
Biology and astronomy
History and philosophy
Spongebob memes
64
This fabric could only be worn by the royalty of Ghana
denim
plaid
kente cloth
silk
65
Berbers
indigenous people of north Africa
people from west Africa
a people from Ghana
shamans of the Songhai people
66
Buddhists believe people are reincarnated until they
defeat all their foes in Wrestlemania
defeat the Monkey King
do good deeds
stop desiring
67
The first follower of Jesus of Nazareth. Roman Catholics regard him as the first pope.
Ringo
Peter
Paul
John
68
Pax Mongolica
a disease which killed many Mongols
Merchants could travel in the Mongol Empire safely
a strong breed of horse
A demon in Tibetan Buddhism
69
This Byzantine emperor built the Hagia Sophia and compiled Roman laws
Caracalla
Alexios Komnenos
Augustus
Justinian
70
These people did not like foreigners traveling on the Silk Road in their empire
Chinese
Ottoman Turks
Abbasids
Mongols
71
The Mayan civilization flourished in
The Andes
Central Mexico
the Yucatan Peninsula
in Beringia
72
Pope Gregory the Great told his missionaries
destroy the idols but turn the temples into churches
keep the idols but destroy the temples
destroy the idols and the temples
turn the idols into statues
73
Why did King Sejong develop an alphabet?
Chinese characters don't work well with Korean and they are hard to learn
He could not read Chinese.
Women thought Chinese characters were masculine.
He was the king and he could do whatever he pleased.
74
Gutenberg's printing press allowed
page numbers to be printed in Arabic numerals
illuminated letters to be printed in full color
for beautiful illustrations
books to be printed cheaply and quickly
75
Who painted this?
Splinter
Leonardo da Vinci
Niccolo Machiavelli
Michelangelo
76
Her victories allowed France to win the Hundred Year's War
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Anna Komnene
Empress Wu
Joan of Arc
77
Thursday is named after
Thriftiness
Thor, the Norse god of Thunder
Thoroughness
King Thune
78
This English scientist discovered gravity
Erasmus
Galileo Galilei
Isaac Newton
Voltaire
79
Vlad the Impaler (Dracula) was ruler of
the Ottoman Empire
Transylvania
Wallachia
China
80
Filial piety
Sell your possessions and beg.
Obey parents when you are young, take care of them when they are old.
Dance the Robot
Tell your parents if they don't buy the latest phone, they don't love you.
81
She wrote the first novel,
The Tale of Genji
Shoko Nakagawa
Empress Wu
Lady Murasaki
Princess Peach
82
The Byzantine navy used this to repel enemy ships
Napalm
Greek fire
photon rays
laser cannons
83
The basic beliefs of Islam
The Basic Law
The Code of Islam
The Seven Pillars of Islam
The Five Pillars of Islam
84
In the 9th century, all available scientific knowledge was translated into Arabic
The Main Library of Damascus
House of Wisdom in Baghdad
The Vatican Library
Great Library of Alexandria
85
These transported fresh water to Roman cities
aqueducts
rivers
special pipes
bridges
86
This art form was developed by Christian monks as they copied books
Mosaics
Illuminated letters
Oil painting
Icons
87
Machiavelli wrote
"It is better to be feared than loved."
"It is better to be loved than feared."
"You only live once."
"Avengers assemble!"
88
At first, Montezuma thought Hernan Cortes was this legendary ruler of the Toltec
Frederick Barbarossa
Atahualpa
Topilitzin Quetzalcoatl
Pacal the Great
89
Martin Luther criticized the selling of indulgences because he said
He didn't like art
He was envious
they were too expensive
the rich could buy their way into Heaven
90
Chilies came from
Australia
Indonesia
the Americas
China
91
Japanese emperors only came from this clan
Murasaki
Minamoto
Yoshi
Yamato
92
The trade route which brought enslaved Africans to the Americas
Northwest Passage
Khyber Pass
the Silk Road
the Middle Passage
93
The three motives for European exploration
God, glory and guns
Kind wishes, smiles and hugs
God, glory and gold
Spices, greed and rage
94
Habeas corpus
there must be evidence of a crime to arrest someone
a serf would be free if they lived in a city for one year
the most popular song in 1094 CE
last Byzantine emperor
95
He wrote the first constitution for Japan
Prince Shotoku
Kublai Khan
Wario
Bowser
96
The punishment for traitors in the Roman Empire
hanging
crucifixion
imprisonment
drowning
97
The name of this piece
Spring by Vivaldi
Toccata and Fugue in D Minor
Water Music by Handel
Canon by Pachelbel
98
The author of
The Inferno
Luigi
Dante Alighieri
Niccolo Machiavelli
J.K. Rowling
99
The journey to Mecca is known as
Jihad
Medina
Zakat
the Hajj
100
The followers of Jesus of Nazareth
students
apostles
vassals
serfs
