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1
Which the best definition for the word patron?
Famous Italian Renaissance painters
The powerful nobility of Italy
The rich supporters of the arts
The lower class during the Renaissance
2
What did Florence, Venice, and Genoa have all have in common?
They were all Crusader states set up in the Middle East
They were European leaders during the Crusades
They were Italian City-States that led the Renaissance
They were all artists/creators during the Renaissance
3
Across what body of water did the 'Maritime Routes' from China and India mostly travel?
The Indian Ocean
The Black Sea
The Mediterranean Sea
The Atlantic Ocean
4
Who was the most powerful in Medieval Europe? (think about Christianity)
Knights
The Pope
King or Queen
Noble Lords
5
What Empire conquered the Byzantine Empire and Constantinople
Ottoman Empire
Mongol Empire
Venitian Empire
Islamic Empire
6
Name the Civilization: Machu Picchu
Maya
Inca
Aztec
All of the above
7
What can be concluded about Japanese Writing, Architecture, and Religion
They were all majorly influenced by Chinese culture
They were founded due to trade with Arabia and Africa
They had a major influence on European culture
They all developed without any cultural diffusion
8
Who was at the bottom of the feudal system?
Lords
Kings
Serfs
Knights
9
Who was at the top of the feudal system?
The King
Serfs
A Lord
Knights
10
Shinto is...
The new type of sail brought by the Japanese to Eurasia
The first religious leader of Japan
The ethnic religion of Japan focusing on natural forces
The equivalent to Knights in Medieval Europe
11
What happened to Europe after the fall of the Roman empire?
It was divided into dozens of kingdoms
The Roman republic was restarted
Europe became one big kingdom
Rome never fell
12
What is feudalism?
A way to choose the knights
A process for resolving arguments
Economic and political system
A way to choose who was pope
13
Zimbabwe is located near the Zambezi & Limpopo rivers in which part of Africa?
Northwest
Northeast
Southwest
Southeast
14
Which is not true about Japans Geography and Location
Japan is a mountainous archipelago with four main islands
It is located close to both China and Korea
Japan has an abundance of arable land
Sea of Japan (East Sea) divides it from the Asian mainland
15
Name the Civilization: Capital City of Tenochtitlan
Aztec
All of the above
Maya
Inca
16
Who painted this building
Michelangelo
Petrarch
Sir Thomas More
Leonardo da Vinci
17
Name the Civilization: On the Yucatan Peninsula
Maya
All of the above
Inca
Aztec
18
Charlemagne was crowned by the Pope showing...
That religion had no place in politics
The importance of religion in politics
19
What Northern Renaissance inventor created the Printing Press?
Erasmus
Hugh Capet
Saladin
Gutenberg
20
What was a fief?
Another word for peasant
A noble lord
Land granted to vassals by their lords
Someone who plays the flute
21
Axum, in Northeast Africa is located near Arabia and which modern day country?
Nigeria
Zimbabwe
Carthage
Ethiopia
22
Name the Civilization: Polytheistic
Maya
Aztec
All of the above
Inca
23
Who wrote the early treatise on government focusing on absolute power of the ruler?
Erasmus
Machiavelli
Petrarch
Sir Thomas More
24
Which was most likely to be found along the Trans-Saharan Trade Routes
Porcelain
Gold
Textiles
Spices
25
How were noblemen vassals to the king?
They had to provide protection in exchange for land
They had to work in the fields in exchange for food
They did not have to do anything
They had to cook food for the castle
26
Which religion is most common in Europe, the Americas, and parts of southern Africa
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
Christianity
27
What did Ghana, Mali, and Songhai all have in common?
They were all located in West Africa
They controlled Maritime Routes in the Indian Ocean
They were all in power at the same time
They were all Christian Kingdoms
28
The PURPLE routes show which of the following?
The unimportance of trade routes throughout history
Northern European links with the Black Sea
The abundant Mediterranean Trade
Trade along the Arabian Peninsula
29
In addition to Gold, what was the second key resource from West Africa along the Sahara?
Spices
Textiles
Amber
Salt
30
Which of the following is the best definition for Humanism
A celebration of the individual and Greco-Roman literature
A focus on strength and power through institutions
A celebration of salvation and the church
A focus on ethics and being civil with other humans
31
A manor in medieval times can best be described as...
A large domed cathedral
A mansion house with land and a church
The large complex where the Pope lived and preached
Behaving according to the laws of chivalry
32
Was there much social mobility? (could you go from poor to rich?)
Yes, anyone could go from being poor to becoming a nobleman
No, people usually stayed in the role they were born into
33
Which trade route is pictured here:
Silk Routes
Trans-Saharan Trade Routes
Western European Sea and River Trade
Maritime Trade Routes
34
Who painted this fresco in a Church in Florence?
Petrarch
Leonardo da Vinci
Sir Thomas More
Michelangelo
35
Name the Civilization: Chichen Itza
Aztec
Maya
Inca
All of the above
36
Which religion is most commonly practiced in northern/western Africa, the Middle East, and southwest Asia
Buddhism
Hinduism
Christianity
Islam
37
Name the Civilization: Complex/Accurate Calendars
Maya
Aztec
All of the above
Inca
38
Charlemagne was king of which largest European Kingdom during the Middle Ages
The Greeks
The Franks
The Romans
The Byzantines
39
What was the name of the route(s) spanning from Asia to the Mediterranean Basin across land?
Maritime Trade Routes
Silk Routes
Trans-Saharan Trade Routes
Western European Sea and River Trade Routes
40
Name the Civilization: Andes Mountains
Aztec
Maya
Inca
All of the above
41
Name the Civilization: High altitude farming
Maya
Aztec
All of the above
Inca
42
Which religion began in India, but later spread to and became more popular in China and Southeast Asia
Taoism
Judaism
Buddhism
Hinduism
43
Which Northern Renaissance writer wrote Utopia
Petrarch
Machiavelli
Erasmus
Sir Thomas More
