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World History: True-False Review
World History: True-False Review
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1
The Astrolabe was invention during the Renaissance made publishing books quicker, easier, and cheaper.
False
True
2
The Treaty of Versailles was harsh on Germany, forcing them to pay reparations and accept blame for WWI.
True
False
3
The Silk Road connected China to Europe and was used for trade.
False
True
4
In the Zimmerman Telegram, Germany asked Mexico to attack Canada.
False
True
5
The Congress of Vienna decided on new borders for Europe to fix the damage from Napoleon's wars.
False
True
6
The warriors of China were know as Samurai.
False
True
7
The French & English settled in North America while the Spanish & Portuguese settled mainly in South America.
True
False
8
Sparta and Athens were rival city-states in Ancient Greece.
True
False
9
Hinduism follows Siddhartha Gautama's Four Noble Truths and Eightfold Path to reach Nirvana.
True
False
10
The European Renaissance was the rebirth of Greek & Roman ideas, literature, art, and architecture in the 1500s & 1600s.
False
True
11
Sputnik was the first satellite in space and it was American made.
False
True
12
China was the first government formed by the ideas of Enlightenment Thinkers like John Locke, Montesquieu, and Rousseau.
False
True
13
Ferdinand Magellan acted as an ambassador between Italy and the Mongols. He wrote a book called "Travels".
False
True
14
Peter the Great, Louis XIV, and Catherine the Great are examples of absolute monarchs.
True
False
15
Nelson Mandela and Mohandas Ghandi are best known for taking part in violent revolutions.
True
False
16
Mansa Musa of Mali went on pilgrimage to Mecca and gave out some much gold during his travels the value of gold decrease
False
True
17
Hinduism and Judaism are two religions that began in India.
False
True
18
New forms of government in the ancient world include the Republic in Rome and Democracy in Greece.
False
True
19
The assassination of Adolf Hitler was the spark that started World War I.
False
True
20
The Muslim Golden Age was known for innovations in medicine, mathematics, and astronomy.
True
False
21
The followers of Islam are called Muslims.
False
True
22
The Enlightenment was a period in the 1700s when Europeans began to rethink political and social ways of life.
False
True
23
The Protestant Reformation was a religious movement that produced new form of Christianity known as Protestantism.
True
False
24
The Korean and Vietnam Wars were fought to contain the spread of communism in Asia.
True
False
25
Mercantilism is an economic system that restricts trade to being only between a colony and its mother country.
True
False