World History - Fall Final Review

polytheism means...

Another name for the Paleolithic Age is the Primitive Age

the language of everyday speech in a particular region

the group known as Plebians, was made up of merchants and farmers

The image below are closely related to which ancient law code?

Which of the following did not settle early Italy?

A document sold by the church that released the bearer from the punishment of their sins

The Magna Carta was approved in what year?

a soldier who fights primarily for pay

What was the inital result of Christians refusing to worship the Roman gods?

Who was victorious at the Battle of Thermompylae

Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus attempted to...

the Pax Romana was a period of violence and civil war amongst Roman citizens.

Patricians were the wealthy citizens of Rome and originally held most of the power in the senate.

Who fought in the Peloponnesian War?

what is the difference between a serf and a peasant?

Who won the Battle of Hastings?

Niccolo Machiavelli's most influential work is a book called...

grapes and olives were staple crops grown in ancient Greece

This document is also known as the "Great Charter of Rights".

which culture does not belong in Hellenistic culture?

This policy allowed for the overthrow of leaders of the government.

What was an impact of the fall of Rome on Western Europe?

what was the the dominant social system in medieval Europe?

democratic ideas were introduced by which societies?

What caused the rise of the first river valley civilization?

This set of laws provided a set of rules for all citizens..

which of these is not a characteristic of a civilization?

Roman word for male head of household

Julius Caesar crossed this river to march against Pompey

monotheism means...

Johannes Gutenberg created the...

the picture below represents what medieval architectural technique?

Harappa and Mohenjo Daro were cities in...

Olives and grapes were cash crops of both the Greeks and the Romans

Wealthy banking family who lived in Florence, Italy and helped jump start the Renaissance.

Octavian defeated Mark Antony in 27 BC, turning Rome from a

Which of these was not a member of the 2nd Triumvirate?

What year was the Battle of Hastings fought?

Which of these was written by Homer?

Which of these would a humanist not be interested in....

Which of these was not adopted by Rome from the Greeks?

The plague was spread throughout Europe by mosquitoes.

what were knights most commonly given in exchange for military service?

Who divided Rome into an eastern and western empire?

the image below represents Spartans in what battle formation

these items are made of obsidian, an important natural resource in this ancient city.

chariots were mostly reserved for...

Ziggurats were used as a home for the king.

The Indus River Valley civilization's language was translated using the Rosetta Stone

Sparta had

What Muslim leader sparked the 3rd Crusade?

this massive stone head is closely related to what ancient civilization?

when independent farmers became increasingly rare, Romans used...

What astronomer was the first to accurately calculate the circumference of the Earth

What was different about how Dante's The Divine Comedy was written?

What astronomer argued that the sun was actually the center of the universe?

Which Persian emperor was known for being respectful of the cultures of conquered cities?

this city-state first introduced democracy

Who wrote the 95 Theses, that called out the poor practices of the Catholic church?