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World History C.11-13
World History C.11-13
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1
Average life expectancy of a caribbean slave
3 days
3 months
3 years
3 full moons
2
In the Renaissance Italian city-states developed _________techniques
deceptive
banking
Soccer
pasta making
3
a disease that stemmed from a combination of bubonic, pneumonic, and septicemic strains,
Black Death
Red Death
Red Riot
Black Adder
4
Renaissance artists like Leonardo da Vinci, Sandro Botticelli, and
Van Gogh
Michelangelo Buonarotti
Lorenzo Medici
Picasso
5
–Aztecs weren’t familiar with Spanish technology like gunpowder, steel swords, horses, or
Plague
Schnauzers
war dogs
Paella
6
The most spectacular triumph of Mehmed the Conqueror was the 1453 conquest of
Constantinople
Athens
Rome
Sparta
7
•The Union of Castile and Aragon or the Marriage of ___ of Castile and ______ of Aragon in 1469
Frank & Estelle
Felix & Elizabeth
Ferdinand & Isabella
Fernando & Fiona
8
Important animal for pelts
Beaver
Muskrat
Bobcat
Chinchilla
9
_____________and humans carried the plague bacilli and the disease spread
Bugs
Rodents
Frogs
Cats
10
First to sail around the globe
Columbus
De Soto
Magellan
Vespucci
11
What are European explorers first looking for?
Banks, markets, freedom
The NW Passage
The edge of the earth
spices, silks and slaves
12
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Colonizers established lucrative plantations on the islands
Diamond
Ivory
Gold
Sugar
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One major merchant company
English Bass Trade
American-Transatlantic
English Caribbean Privateers
Dutch East India Company
14
•The___ broke the church monopoly on knowledge and opened the way for secular forms of learning
Requiem For a Dream
Renaissance
Reconquista
Revolution
15
Three Islamic empires emerge:
Arabic, Safavid, Heretic
Ottoman, Moghul, Safavid
Roman, Greek, Archaean
Ottoman, Turkish, Arabic
16
–Universities attracted people to medicine, law, and
Kingship
Tyranny
Sports
Theology
17
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South America’s greatest empire
Incan
Lenape
Navajo
Aztec
18
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One-third of the New World’s silver mined in 16th and 17th centuries ended up in
India
China
Greece
Cyan
19
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After the fall of Granada in 1492, the monarchs ordered all Jews and some Moors, out of
Cuba
Brazil
Spain
Rome
20
•High Middle Ages (1100–1300) experienced growth in
Uneducated and undocumented migrants
Music, but poor health
Plague, epidemics
prosperity, population, and cultural achievements
21
•Cities were especially vulnerable, because they were overcrowded and___________
clean
Unsanitary
expensive
cluttered with donkeys
22
Mughal rulers allowed first __ then other European merchants access to a handful of their ports
Portuguese
Belgian
German
Swiss
23
Sulleiman's nickname
The Terrible
The Anarchist
The Magnificent
The Worst
24
–Dutch relied on commerce, British and French exploited ________ in colonies
Clothing for sails
natural resources
Textiles
Oil
25
Pushed Muslim forces almost completely out of Iberia, the last strategic & symbolic victory in
Montreal
Granada
Dominican Republic
Haiti
26
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Starvation, ___, lack of artillery and Cortés’ ability to force alliances led to Aztec defeat
fatigue
dogs
mining
disease
27
–1481, the Inquisition targeted conversos, or Christian-converted ______________
Jews & Buddhists
Jews & Free folk
Jews & Muslims
Hindus & Jews
28
–The plague caused a staggering loss of life, with a death rate between
90-100%
1-5%
25-65%
10-11%
29
–The most powerful ruling dynasty provided emperors for the Holy Roman Empire from 1440 to 1806
Napoleons
Caesars
Englishmen
Habsburgs
30
•The Portuguese devoted to fighting North African Muslim
Minks
Meeres
Moors
Moops
31
1.
Florence’s Machiavelli wrote the most famous treatise on politics,
The Loss of words (1500)
The Prince (1513)
The King (1518)
The Ruler (1512)
32
–Some scholars turned to Islamic, Greek, and __________ learning
Roman
American Indian
Gilgamesh
Japanese
33
Under (r. 1520–1566), Ottomans reached the height of their territorial expansion
Johnson
Mohammad
Suleiman
Frederick II