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1
Which inventor's invention contributed the most to the spread of Protestantism in Europe?
Leonardo da Vinci
Machiavelli
Johannes Gutenberg
William Shakespeare
2
_____ is a system where Kings gave land to Knights and Serfs in exchange for service.
Feudalism
Manorialism
Humanism
Ethnocentrism
3
Why did early Chinese Dynastys use Civil Service Exams?
To find the smartest people in the society.
To exclude people from participate in government.
To determine who was worthy to rule.
To segregate the people.
4
Mansa Musa was important African emperor because...
He spread Christianity throughout Mali
He brought back Islamic architects and scholars from Mecca
He allowed different religions in Mali
He gave away tons of salt on his journey to Mecca
5
During the Neolithic Revolution, people learned how to...
make iron tools and weapons
grow crops and domesticate animals
navigate using a compass
make fire
6
Judaism, Christianity and Islam are all similar because they are...
Non-Religious Belief Sysytems
Democratic Governments
Polytheistic Religions
Monotheistic Religions
7
A social scientist who studies how civilizations produce and consume resources is a...
Economist
Archeologist
Geography
Historian
8
A good definition for Ethnocentrism is...
the spreading and combining of cultures over time
the glorification of Westernized nations
only surrounding yourself with people of the same ethnicity
using your own culture to judge other cultures as inferior
9
The moral code of conduct that is followed by Muslims is called the...
Filial Piety
The Eightfold Path
Five Pillars
Ten Commandments
10
Factors that contributed to the collapse of of the Roman Empire include...
Frequent Invasions
All Of The Above
Financial Instability
Political Corruption
11
A problem or commonality that many civilizations have dealt with over time is called...
Ongoing problem
Ethnocentrism
an Enduring Issue
Drama
12
The location of the Ottoman Empire had an impact on the
trade between Europe and Asia
decline in Atlantic slave trade
conquest of Spain by the Muslims
spread of Buddhism into Southeast Asia
13
Ancient Athens is credited with creating...
The Wheel
the Silk Road
the Printing Press
a Democratic Government
14
Which group of people built the largest land based empire to ever exist?
The Mongols
The Abbasids
The Greeks
The Romans
15
What is
Hellenistic
culture?
A culture based on the teachings of Confucius
It's another name for the Classical Art of Greece.
A mix of Greek, Egyptian, Persian, and Indian influences.
The culture that arose at the end of the Peloponnesian Wars.
16
The Indian Caste system is closely tied to the religion of...
Christianity
Buddhism
Shintoism
Hinduism
17
Constantinople became the center of the Byzantine Empire because
its location made it a trade crossroads of Europe and Asia
it was geographically isolated from surrounding empires
it was the religious center for Muslims
the pope had made it the capital of the Christian world
18
Which was a far-reaching effect of the Crusades?
End of Muslim occupation of the Holy Land.
Weakening of strong central governments in Europe.
Growth of trade between Europe and the Middle East.
Adoption of European political forms by Muslim nations.
19
The Heliocentric Theory stated that...
the sun, not the earth was the center of the solar system.
the earth, not the sun was the center of the solar system.
objects of different masses fall at the same velocity.
for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
20
A major difference between Hinduism and Buddhism is that Hinduism is
Based on Buddhism
Polytheistic
More peaceful
from China
21
Spanish Conquistadors managed to take over Aztec and Incan civilizations because they...
Fought on horseback
Brought diseases to new world
Had superior technology
All of the above
22
Art, Science, and Education flourished during this Golden Age of European History.
The Renaissance
Pax Romana
The Protestant Reformation
The Middle Ages
23
Hammurabi's Code and the Twelve Tables of Rome were...
Early systems of law
Early democratic forms of governments
Official religions
Economic systems
24
Early civilizations, such as Egypt, formed near...
Deserts
River Valleys
Oceans
Mountains
25
The trading of crops, animals, and ideas between the old world and the new world was called...
Circular Trade
Great Awakening
Colombian Exchange
Magellan Mix-up
26
This man was the leader of a movement called the Protestant Reformation.
Genghis Khan
Ferdinand Magellan
Julius Caesar
Martin Luther
27
Which trade route was important to early Chinese civilizations?
The Strait of Gibraltar
The Middle Passage
The Sub-Saharan Trade Route
The Silk Road
28
Which group held the most power during the Middle Ages?
Knights
Serfs / Peasants
Kings
Catholic Church
29
The Gupta Empire made a major contribution to world civilizations by developing
The concept of zero
Long-lasting roads
The production of porcelain
Wind-powered boats
30
What is cultural diffusion?
the exchange of ideas, culture, and goods between different people
when two countries merge into one new country
the movement of a substance from high concentration to low concentration.
when one country overtakes another country
