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1
After 330 CE the city of Byzantium became
Persepolis
Constantinople
New Rome
Alexandria
2
Conquered Ghana, experienced a golden age under Mansa Musa, built mosques and schools in Timbuktu. Which civilization
Axum
Just
Mali
Benin
3
What sport did the church ban for peopel to practice the longbow
Cricket
Rugby
Snooker
Football
4
The core elders of Roman Catholicism and Greek Orthodox are
The sanctity of life, the holy Torah and Ten Commandments
Belief in the divinity of Jesus, the gospels and the Bible
By righteous path of asha, practicing good thoughts, good words good deeds
There is only one god and Mohammed is his prophet
5
the Cattedrale di santa maria del fiore was in italy and accociated with Medici family and geneis of renaissance
Rome
Pauda
Venice
Florence
6
The current pope and Greek patriarch meeting in Rome. They have the same status in their respective churches?
False
True
7
Grand-Saharan trade carried out by west African civilizations was primarily based on an exchange of
Gold and salt
Ivory and silk
Silver and tea
Hardwood and animal skin
8
They were scapegoats who were persecuted with poisoning wells and were different. What was this ethnic group of people
The Jewish people
The Sikhs
The Hindus
The Romani
9
If emperor Justinian been ordered to come to Rome to attend a mass he would have to go since pope is higher level
False
True
10
The art, music and philosophy of the medieval period in Europe generally dealt with
Human scientific achievements
Religious themes
Classic Greek and Roman subjects
Materialism
11
The catholic pope and patriarch of the Greek Orthodox Church, which do they not have in common
Their religion leaders are priests and bishops
They seek to convert people
They use sacraments as baptists
Priests cannot marry
12
Which period in European history is related to Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, William Shakespeare
Early middle age
Enlightenment
Age of absolutism
Renaissance
13
50 priests in the Italian city __ died of the plague infected while tending of the sick
Placenta
Padua
Pisa
Pavarotti
14
Left-right the last rights, confirmation, marriage and baptism, for one of these things orthodox and Catholics agree on
Required duties
Sacraments
Ceremonies
Landmarks of life
15
The expression renaissance person is the most accurately used to describe an individual who
Has many talents and skills
Prefers personal pleasure rather than accomplishment
Is a recognized and well paid artist
Doesn’t have ethical or moral standards of behavior
16
Who drove the Germanic tribes westwards into Roman lands a coarse of Roman demise?
The catharsis
The mongols
The Huns
The Magyars
17
Which point of view best represents the philosophy of the renaissance
The Greek and Roman civilizations are worthy of study
The glorification of human beings is sinful
Class distinctions in society should be abolished
18
The popes physician survived the plague He operated on himself lancing the buboes to release the swelling. What his name
Gilliam de gonville
Guy de chaplaincy
Pierre de Hubert
Francis de Howard
19
The plague lasting effects are still today for example the city__ the great cathedral stands unfinished a legacy for BD
Sienna
Pisa
Florence
Padua
20
One reason the renaissance began in Italy was that Italian city states
We’re unaffected by the commercial revolution
Were unified as a nation under the pope
Defeated the Spanish armada
Dominated key Mediterranean trade routes
21
The collapse of order, lawlessness and famine were example of
Rare outlast behaviors
The breakdown of society
Sad
Everyday life in the late medieval period
22
French teenager who became a martyr to the notion of French nationalism burnt at the stake
Madeline le gateaux
Joan of arc
Belle de Paris
Frances of Toulon
23
Who did self inflicted damage, emulating in their eyes the suffering of Jesus, as a means of alleviating the Black Death
Whoops y daisies
Flatulents
Flagellants
Whippersnappers
24
Above shows both orthodox and catholic missionaries. What commonality between the churches does this reflect
They like to travel
They seek to convert people
Black is very slimming
They use sacraments
25
Two battles are most remembered from the 100 years war. The battle of Agincourt and the battle of ___
Camembert
Clutch
Crecy
Caen
26
Which development led to the shortages of labor in 14th century Europe and 16-17th century north and South America
Rise of nation states
Fall of Constantinople
Introduction of new military techniques
Outbreak of the Black Death and smallpox
27
Where were Byzantine, Constantinople and Istanbul?
In Greece, Italy, and Spain
In Greece, Italy, and North Africa
In china, France, and India
They are the same place
28
__ de medici sometimes refered to as magnificent A florence banker and father of Poe Leo X
Cosimo
Piero
Lorenzo
Giovanni
29
The life of Henry V was dramatized by the Elizabethan playwright and poet
William Shakespeare
Ben Hahn
Ben Johnson
Christopher Marlowe
30
In 1415 campaign against the French more English soldiers were killed by what, than fighting
Traffic accidents
Overeating
Dysentery
Spontaneous human combustion
31
The existence of the civilizations of Ghana, Axum, kush, Mali demonstrates that
African civilizations were extremely isolated from each other
Industrial technology was needed for early African civilizations to develop
Advanced societies developed in Africa before any European colonization
The African continent was unified under a single political system
32
The existence of the civilization of Ghana, Axum, just, and Mali demonstrates that
Industrial technology was needed for early African civilizations to develop
African continent was unified under s single political system
Advanced societies developed in Africa before any European colonization
African civilizations were extremely isolated from each other
33
Whom did the devout Christian’s blame as the cause of the plague
Tramps
Jewish people
Thieves
Sinners
34
Which English king instigated the 100 years war
John II
Henry V
Edward IV
Edward III
35
Celibacy is the rule for priests of which Christian branch
Greek Orthodox
Roman Catholic
Anglican
Episcopalian
36
What was an important effect of Black Death on the population of Europe in the late 1340s
Increase of medical and pharmacceutical research
Elevated position of lesser nobles and local leaders
Decline in average worker wages
Decrease in public confidence in the church
37
What inference can be drawn from the location of the church in this drawing?
The church played a limited role in education
The mill was managed by the church
Religion played a significant role in the lives of the residents
The church controlled trade within the manor
38
Which statement best describes a characteristic of the renaissance in Europe
The political structure was similar to that of the Roman Empire
The social structure became very rigid
Humanism decreased in importance
Creativity in the arts was encouraged
39
Effect of black plague- Europe lost 1/3 population. Labor shortages had higher wages for many workers. What can be drawn
People seek the comfort of traditional, familiar ways following traumatic
Tragic events strengthen religion as people seek answers in their faith
Societies flourish during many types of disasters and epidemics
Catastrophic events can trigger changes in human institution
40
What is this structure found in Mecca
The Ka’aba
The black block
The cosmic cube
The stone of destiny
41
why did the renaissance begin in Italy
catholic church didn't have any influence in italy
Italy was politically unified by a central government
Italian city-states were wealthy centers of world trade and manufacturing
italy wasnt influenced by classical heritage
42
Stained glass windows helped with understanding biblical stories. Taller cathedrals emphasize glory of god. what mean?
The four noble truths
Gothic architecture
Chinese pagodas
Greek ideas
43
In his famous description of the plague how does Boccaccio describe society when the disease doesn’t go away
People band together and live in harmony
Society breaks down
Nothing happens everything stays just the same as it was before the plague
People abandon their homes and become monks and nuns
44
Constructed on the west banks of the Tigris river in 782. This capital of Abbasid Caliphate, modern Iraq, is known as
Timbuktu
Tehran
Baghdad
Samarkand
45
Friar John Clyn wrote this during the Black Death had reached Ireland. What did he think had arrived upon Mankind
The end of the world
Gottenfammerung or the twilight age
The last judgement
Ragnarok
46
One of the English soldiers at the battle of Agincourt was killed by this weapon
Gun
Mouse canon
A warahmmer
Jax
47
Gabriel de mussis reported about the plagues arrival and effects upon his home town. What was his profession
Baker
Butcher
Lawyer
Doctor
48
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The European cheese mountain
A divorce
A fancy hat like the popes
Eating meat on a Friday
49
The map above illustrates the spread of what disease
Bubonic plague
Cholera
Yellow fever
Malaria
50
What weapon is being used
English crossbow
English
English longbow
English strong bow
51
(Which civilization) a. Spread of Islam b. Gold and salt trade c. Growth of Timbuktu d. Pilgrimage of man’s musa
Kush
Egypt
Benin
Mali
52
Which situation contributed most to the beginning of the renaissance
Europe became increasingly isolated from other regions
Strong rulers censored new ideas
A wealthy class that supported the arts emerged
The emphasis on religious uniformity increased
53
Root of lily and human excrement were to be mixed together and rubbed onto the bubo this was created by the doctor?
Giovanni Seminole
Giovanni Bernard
Gentile de foligno
Giovanni Versace
54
Florence the north en Italian city was compared to what fruit?
A cherry
A pomegranate
A pear
An apple
55
Traditionally the pope had power over whom?
The whole of gods domain
The population of the papal lands held in what would become Italy
All kings and emperors in the catholic world
The Byzantine emperor of patriarch
56
The art during the plague and the times that followed the motif of the skeleton that became popular because of why?
It was a trend inspired by the hordes of the walking dead
Because it meant the plague was always ready to come back
They represented death one of the four horsemen
People were more aware of the closeness of death
57
From 13_-13_ the contagion known as the Black Death raged across Europe. How long did it at
2 days
1 years
4 years
3 years
58
What was the edict of Milan
law passed by the emperor Constantinople made Christianity legal in empire
The law passed by the emperor Justinian that freed his wife Theodora
The law that passed by the Orthodox Church that allowed priests to marry
The law passed by the emperor Diocletian that split the Roman Empire in two
59
This is the orthodox cathedral or mosque. The church of holy wisdom is called the
St. Patricks
Hagia Sofia
St. Paul’s
La sagra familia
60
In the year 220 CE the Roman emperor moved the Roman capital from Rome to Byzantium he was
Diocletian
Constantine
Trajan
Justinian
61
Which dead language was no longer required to be used in most catholic services
Latin
Russian
Greek
English
62
In Western Europe there was only one religion. This was Christianity in the west. Which religion?
Coptic
Episcopalian
Methodist
Roman Catholic
63
Which group of people were closely associated with the spread of the Black Death
Soldiers and diplomats
Missionaries and slave traders
Bankers and explorers
Merchants and pilgrims
64
one major characterisitic of the renaissance period is that the
the manor became the center of economic activity
major language is latin
catholic church no longer has any influence in Europe
classical cultures of Greece and Rome were revived and imitated
65
Above are the emperor Justinian and his wife ___ who was a formally in the entertainment industry
Theodosia
Theodora
Dore
The loins
66
The map above shows what?
The Roman Empire under the emperor Trajan
The Roman Empire under the emperor Constantinople
The Roman Empire under the emperor Augustus
The Roman Empire under the emperor Hadrian
67
Boccaccios vivid description of bubonic plagues arrival in Italian city states often gave him the title of what
The inspiration of later writers
The best Italian writer of the 14th century
The best eyewitness of the plague
The originator of the renaissance
68
During the 6th century CE which Byzantine emperor reconquered parts of western empire, lost to barbarians in last 150 yr
Justinian
Constantinople the great
Theodora
Constantine the average
69
The emphasis on individual uniqueness and worth during the European renaissance is known as
Socialism
National is
Humanism
Isolationism
70
What caused the split in Islam into the Sunni and Shia factions
Deciding which city should be the center for Islam
The choice of which symbol should represent Islam
Deciding Muhammad’s successor after his death
The argument over the right to keep slaves
71
What wealth enabled the Italian city states to lead in the development of renaissance arts was derived mainly from
Their participation in trade between Europe and the east
The location of the vatican in Italy
The quantities of gold and silver brought back to Italy by Italian explorer
The concentration of riches in the hands of a king and his consort
72
This quotation best described the
Decline of the Roman Empire
Rise of Christianity
Renaissance
Crusades
73
The common language of the Byzantine empire was
Welsh
Greek
Roman
Latin
74
This type of figurative art is easily identifiable as Byzantine, is known as an
Mosaic
Icon
Mural
Daguerreotype
75
Rise of civilizations of Ghana and Mali A.__ B. Spread of Islam C. Development of centers of learning
Development of Hammurabi’s code
Distribution of printing press
Use of gunpowder
Trade of gold and salt
76
Left is pope sitting with cardinals. right is patriarch with bishops. What does this say about Greek Orthodox hierarchy
Black is very slimming as a look
The pope bosses people around
They are considered equals
They are less colorful than the Catholics
77
1st university was built in Baghdad in 800 AD was combination of library, academy, and translation center is___
The nerd hutch
Place of learning
House of Wisdom
The cool school