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World History Ch 2-9 Midterm Review
World History Ch 2-9 Midterm Review
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1
West Coast Indians are remembered for their totem poles.
True
False
2
Greeks were not politically unified because they were geographically separated
False
True
3
The Yellow and Yangtze Rivers were connected by the Grand Canal.
False
True
4
Footbinding in China has adversely affected women for centuries.
True
False
5
Early Korean civilization was heavily influenced by Chinese culture.
True
False
6
Because Augustus didn't leave a plan for a successor, civil wars broke out to gain the throne.
True
False
7
Native religion of Japan
Hinduism
Taoism
Shintoism
Brahmanism
8
The Vikings were the most feared invaders in Europe
False
True
9
Constantine legalized Christianity
False
True
10
The main reason French kings couldn't expand their powers was
power of the pope
English control of lands
"power of the purse"
strength of feudal lords
11
Egyptians used the papyrus plant to make paper.
False
True
12
The selling of church offices
simony
investiture
lay investiture
excommunication
13
Alexander did not conquer India because his army refused to advance further.
True
False
14
Explosive mixture used by the Byzantines as a weapon against wooden ships
Greek Fire
Belladonna
Flaming Devil Water
Arsenic
15
All of the following are Roman Catholic teachings
except
purgatory
mass
seven sacraments
feudalism
16
Constantinople's location allowed it to be the main link between the East and West.
True
False
17
The laws of Hammurabi were based on social class
True
False
18
Buddha's central teachings
The Way
Four Noble Truths
The Eightfold Path
Four Square
19
"land between the rivers"
Machu Picchu
Middle Earth
Mesopotamia
Madagascar
20
The scattering, or dispersion, of the Jews is called the Diaspora.
False
True
21
The practice of kings and nobles appointing church officials
tag-team
lay investiture
laymen appointment
deacon decisions
22
Government ruled directly by God
monotony
democracy
polygamy
theocracy
23
The chief goal of Epicureans were to seek happiness by avoiding pain and fear.
True
False
24
Shamanism was a common religion in Mongolia.
False
True
25
The practice of interpreting human events and destinies by the positions of the planets and stars
klingon
astronomy
astrology
religion
26
Famous Chinese teacher known as "the master"
Coniferous
Confucius
King Julian
Ghenghis Khan
27
Sumerian writing used a wedge-shaped stylus and is called...
hieroglyphics
cuneiform
toltec
sanskrit
28
Rule by a few
republic
democracy
theocracy
oligarchy
29
The Roman Republic consisted of three branches: the consuls, the Senate, and the assemblies.
False
True
30
This religion is based on the belief that a gifted person can interact with spirits.
Shintoism
Hinduism
Taoism
Shamanism
31
What decree ended persecution and legalized Christianity?
Council of Nice
Meeting of the Minds
Council of Trent
Edict of Milan
32
The theory that Christ made Peter the first pope and gave him supreme authority on earth?
Petro Primero
Petragrid Theory
Theory of Papacy
Petrine Theory
33
Who provided protection on the local level when Charlemagne's empire fell?
freemen
serfs
dukes
counts
34
Silk was China's chief export during the Han dynasty.
True
False
35
French King Philip II tripled the size of his domain by taking land from King John of England.
True
False
36
Athens had a dominant military and wanted to be isolated
True
False
37
India has always been a united empire.
False
True
38
What term means the belief in one god?
monotheism
polytheism
stoicism
theocracy
39
What two rivers cradles the first civilizations?
Yangtze and Yellow
Ganges and Indus
Tigris and Euphrates
Mississippi and Missouri
40
South American Indians developed terraced farming methods.
False
True
41
The Law of Twelve Tables was important because it..
was like the Constitution
abolished plebeian and patrician classes
was the first Roman Law written down
was like the Declaration of Independence
42
Feudalism involves local rulers offering people protection in return for service.
False
True
43
Roman art is more realistic than Greek art
False
True
44
The period in which Greek culture was spread throughout the ancient world
Hellenistic Age
Age of Pericles
Homeric Age
Hellenic Age
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"universal" or "encompassing all" church
catholic
missional
polytheist
protestant