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World History First Semester Review 1
World History First Semester Review 1
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The biggest long term impact of the Crusades was
the return of Jerusalem to Christian armies
the spread of bubonic plague to Asia
the bankruptcy of Italian city-states
increased interest in the trade goods of the east
2
One similarity between the Ten Commandments and the Five Pillars of Islam is that both
provide a guide to proper ethical and moral behavior
support a belief in reincarnation
promote learning as a means to salvation
encourage the use of statues to worship God
3
Michigan was explored by a priest belonging to the Society of Jesus, a group also known as
Ignatius of Loyola
the Anabaptists
the Lutherans
the Jesuits
4
Who was the first Portuguese navigator to sail to India after rounding the tip of Africa?
Ferdinand Magellan
Vasco da Gama
Prince Henry the Navigator
Bartolomeu Dias
5
Whose expedition became the first to circumnavigate the globe?
Hernando Cortes
Bartolomeu Diaz
Ferdinand Magellan
Vasco de Gama
6
You are sitting in the impressive architectural wonder known as Hagia Sophia. Where are you?
London
Beijing
Constantinople
Florence
7
Another significant difference between Hinduism and Buddhism is in the role of
reincarnation
monks and nuns
the caste system
prayer and meditation
8
You just ticked off Martin Luther with your most recent purchase. What did you buy?
an indulgence
clothes from someone needy
food for someone who is lacking food
a New Testament in German
9
All of the following were advancements that allowed Europeans to explore in the 1400s EXCEPT
rudders
caravels
astrolabes
triangular sails
10
Who was the first Portuguese navigator to round the tip of Africa?
Bartolomeu Dias
Vasco da Gama
Ferdinand Magellan
Prince Henry the Navigator
11
One significant difference in beliefs between Hinduism and Buddhism is in the area of
dharma
karma
gods and goddesses
reincarnation
12
Historians cannot often agree on causes and effects in history because
Fortnite games are too distracting from their research
very few historical records are understood
interpretations always contain some degree of bias
historical participants are too dead
13
You are sitting in the place where Martin Luther launched the Reformation. Where are you?
England
Germany
Italy
Rome
14
Atahualpa and the Incan Empire were defeated by the conquistador
Montezuma
Hernando Cortes
Fernando Valenzuela
Francisco Pizarro
15
Montezuma and the Aztec Empire fell to the conquistadors led by
Ferdinand Magellan
Ponce de Leon
Hernando Cortes
Francisco Pizarro
16
The Eastern Roman Empire was also known as the
Holy Roman Empire
Persian Empire
Byzantine Empire
Ottoman Empire
17
Following the Eightfold Path to eliminate desire is a teaching of
Muhammed
Jesus
Shiva
the Buddha
18
The Pax Mongolica refers to
the brutal reign of death Mongols brought to their opponents
the Black Death that the Mongols brought to Europe
the Chinese overthrow of the Mongols
peace and prosperity Mongols brought to the Silk Road trade
19
Northern Renaissance art was different from Italian Renaissance art due to its focus on
architecture
secular things
Roman gods and goddesses
daily life
20
When historians compare sources to see where they are similar and different, they are using
close reading
sourcing
corroboration
contextualization
21
Skilled horsemen, leadership, and archery skills made the ___ the largest land empire ever.
Romans
Ottoman Turks
Byzantines
Mongols
22
The moral or religious duties that are expected of a Hindu are called
dharma
moksha
karma
nirvana
23
Temujin was also known as
Ibn Battuta
Genghis Khan
Marco Polo
Tamer the Lame
24
The Four Noble Truths indicate that suffering is caused by
desire
unselfishness
sin
sex
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Christianity differs from the other monotheistic religions in terms of its belief in
the death and resurrection of Jesus
the essential role of its holy book
the prophet Abraham
the importance of worship