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TRADE + INVASION =
Mythology
Cultural Diffusion
Death
Taxes
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How did the Plague spread so fast?
New World
Rome splits
Church collapses
Silk Road
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Sometimes called the Old Stone Age; The time period of history that lasted from 2.5 million years ago to 10,000 B.C.
Diffusion
Paleolithic Era
Dynasties
Modern Day
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What are 3 major goods traded in the Middle Ages?
Gold, Salt, Gunpowder
Goldfish, Gophers, Giraffes
Copper, Pepper, Bombs
Silk, Fish, Leather
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How did codes/laws impact society?
Unified them under one set of laws
Set Kings back in time
Collapsed Kingdoms
Created new Empires
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Where do the Twelve Tables come from?
America
Raleigh
Rome
Greece
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Mesopotamians used which river?
Tigers
Nile
Tigris
Nickel
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How did hunter-gatherers live?
Plumbing
Settling
Trading
Moving
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Compare Egypt and Mesopotamia.
Rivers are essential
Pharaohs
Monarchy
Democracy
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What is a dynasty?
Tyranny
Ruling family
Kings and Queens
Bureaucracy
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Which factor helped most to bring about the Protestant Reformation?
Too much pressure on Pope
Too much diffusion
Kings/Princes in Europe hated the power of the Catholic Church
Too many taxes
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Why did Martin Luther make the 95 theses?
To increase taxes
To stop trade
To end the Plague
To show corruption
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Where do people practice Protestantism?
East Africa
North Europe
West Russia
South Asia
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A form of government in which the people/citizens vote on laws. DESCRIBES:
Direct Democracy
Dynasty
Oligarchy
Monarchy
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Sometimes called the New Stone Age; The time period of history that lasted from 10,000–4,500 B.C. DESCRIBES:
Paleo
Farms
Agriculture Revolution
Neolithic Era
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Describe the geography of Greece
Rocky, cold, and mounatainous
Split in half
Peninsula, islands, independent city-states
Mountains make warriors
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A theocracy is:
Religion + Government leader
Rome splits
Polytheistic people
Pilgrimage
18
How does feudalism impact Medieval European society?
Makes social hierarchy
Enables new leaders
Kills peasants
Cultural Diffusion
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Which European event will the Islamic Golden Age eventually inspire and influence?
Renaissance
Plague
Enlightenment
Crusades
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Describe Christianity and Judaism in EARLY Rome.
Paganism
Anti-semitism
Persecuted
Fused together
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Can the laws of Islam be used to govern a country?
Yes
No
22
Hammurabi made:
HOP
HI
HRE
Harsh laws in Babylon
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Harappans used which river?
Intimidation
Intro
Indus
Indian
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Charlemagne made:
Empires
The HRE
Codes
Laws
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How does the Bubonic Plague/Black Death impact Medieval society?
Pope dies
Pope powerless to Plague
It does not
Priests die
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Where do people practice Catholicism?
South Europe
North Europe
HRE
West Africa
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How does a dynasty differ from a monarchy?
Dynasty (sequential by family rulers) Monarchies (inherited)
How much power they have
Through income and wealth
They're the same
28
How did economic issues impact early civilizations?
Empires had to borrow from others
The poor fell to the Plague
Led to weakness and destruction
Wealthy people were taxed
29
Egyptians used which river?
Null
Nope
Nap
Nile
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The transmission of elements or features of one culture (or society) to another. DESCRIBES:
Cultural Diffusion
Empires
Trade
Corruption
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Chinese used which river?
Red
Yellow
Green
Blue
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Which was a major result of the Crusades?
Shift in power
New ideas in government
Economic growth
Newest Pope
33
Who is the leader of the HRE?
Charlemagne
Charlotte
Charles
Chartreuse
34
What did early settlements need to survive?
Water
Food
Homes
Love
35
What does the Edict of Milan do?
Religious tolernace
Constantinople
Istanbul
Great Schism
36
What is reincarnation?
Casting new crewmates to ships
Establishing new laws
Taking new trade routes
Casting off old body and taking new one
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Who practices Eastern Orthodoxy?
Romans
Africans
Greeks
HRE
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How are the Renaissance and Reformation linked?
Pope
The PLAGUE
Rats
Through questions
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How did the Mandate of Heaven affect government in China?
Rulers resigned
New rulers could justify their overthrow of a declining dynasty
Kingdoms collapsed
Religion was spread
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How did Rome take control of Britain?
Chatting
Military Power
During a baking class
Over tea
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Eightfold Path and Four Noble Truths and Nirvana. Name the religion.
Taoism
Buddhism
Shintoism
Confucianism
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What did the Agricultural Revolution lead to?
Permanent settlements
Gathering
Croods
Fire
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Justinian made:
An Edict
HMM
Organized laws
New money
