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Duplicate of 7th Grade World History Final Review
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Reviews Rome, Islam, Medieval Europe, Africa, and China
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This mountain range separates China from India
Alps Mountains
Sierra Nevada
Himalayan Mountains
Gobi Mountains
2
Roman Emperor responsible for creating the Hagia Sophia and a code of laws
Justinian
Julius Caesar
Augustus
Nero
3
Founder of the Islamic Faith
Confucius
Jesus
Muhammad
Siddhartha
4
Famous West African ruler, he is considered by some to be the richest man in history
Abu Bakr
Muhammad
Sundiata
Mansa Musa
5
All are Latin based languages EXCEPT:
Italian
French
German
Spanish
6
All of the following are African climate zones EXCEPT:
Tundra
Jungle
Savannah
Desert
7
First great king of the Malinke people, he is known as the "lion king"
Muhammad
Abu Bakr
Sundiata
Mansa Musa
8
This emperor divided Rome into east and west
Claudius
Diocletian
Nero
Constantine
9
All of the following caused the fall of Rome EXCEPT:
Barbarian Invasions
Decline of the economy and education
Bad leadership from the Emperors
Christian attacks on the Empire
10
These invading Norse barbarians terrorized Medieval Europe for many decades
Vikings
Visigoths
Mongols
Huns
11
All of the following are true of European climate EXCEPT:
It rarely rains
The climate is mild
There are lots of forests and natural resources
There is lots of farm land available
12
Who was the first emperor of the Roman Empire?
Romulus
Nero
Caesar Augustus
Constantine
13
This ruthless Mongol Ruler conquered norther China and central Asia
Shi Huangdi
Kublai Khan
Genghis Khan
Attila
14
Groups of skilled workers of the same profession who banded together for protection
Guilds
Barons
Serfs
Fedualists
15
All of the following are true about Roman laws EXCEPT:
You were considered innocent until proven guilty
They were based on common sense
The accused had to undergo a series of trials from the gods
They were fair
16
Nomads formed into these to protect themselves on the Arabian Peninsula
Kinship Networks
Guilds
Clans
Feudal Systems
17
These two barbarian tribes sacked Rome
Mongols and Vandals
Visigoths and Vandals
Huns and Visigoths
Huns and Mongols
18
Modern Numerals are based on
Persian Script
Roman Numerals
Chinese Characters
Arabic Numerals
19
Located in Mecca, this is the Central shrine of Islam
The Tomb of Muhammad
The Ka'aba
The Tomb of Abu Bakr
The Hagia Sophia
20
Lowest class in the feudal system
Knight
Serf
Lord
Vassal
21
The holy book of the Muslim faith
The Bro Code
Bible
Book of Muhammad
Quran
22
First emperor of China and founder of the Qin dynasty
Shi Haungdi
Wu Zhao
Wendi
Yangdi
23
This Roman Emperor moved the Capital of the empire to Byzantium
Constantine
Augustus
Julius Caesar
Nero
24
This dynasty was considered the golden age of China
Song
Qin
Han
Tang
25
Capital of the Abbasid empire, it was the center of great learning and culture
Baghdad
Byzantium
Jerusalem
Damascus
26
How did the rulers of ancient Ghana increase the value of gold in their empire
By hiding the gold mines and supervising the trade
By destroying all of the silver mines in the area
By destroying their neighbors gold mines
By allowing the villagers to keep all the gold they mined
27
This invention brought about the end of castles
Gunpowder
Catapults
Greek fire
Battering rams
28
All of the following are Pillars of the Islam faith EXCEPT
Give to poor Muslims
Prayer 5 times a day
Fast during the month of Ramadan
Pilgrimage to the Holy City of Medina
29
All of the following are true of medieval towns EXCEPT:
They were dirty
They were crime free and relatively safe
They were prone to fires
They were cramped
30
This was the idea that heaven gave power to a ruler and blessed his/her reign
The Yin Yang
The Mandate of Heaven
The Tao
Blessing of the gods
31
Name of the ancient trade route that connected Europe and Asia
Silk Road
Trade Highway
Spice Route
Kings Highway
32
Founded the Holy Roman Empire and attempted to restore culture and education to Medieval Europe
Justinian
Lothair
Charlemagne
Richard
33
Chivalry included all of the following EXCEPT:
Protect yourself first and then the king
Fight with honor
Live by virtue
Protect women and children
34
This Chinese emperor founded the Sui Dynasty and built the Grand Canal
Lui Bang
Wu Zhao
Wendi
Confucius
35
Famous European explorer who may have visited China and served in the court of Kublai Khan
Marco Polo
Hernan Cortez
Columbus
Sir Francis Drake
36
This dynasty took over after the four rightly guided caliphs
Saladins
Abbasids
Fatamids
Umayyads
37
This religion dominated medieval Europe
Taoism
Catholic
Protestant
Islam
38
All are Roman contributions to architecture EXCEPT:
Vaults
Pyramids
Arches
Domes
39
All of the following are a legacy of Medieval Europe EXCEPT:
Gunpowder
Horseshoes
Universities
Iron Plow
40
Founder of Buddhism
Confucius
Yin Yang
Lao Tzu
Siddhartha
41
Muslim house of worship
Temple
Synagogue
Mosque
Church
42
These educated people of ancient China served in government positions and had to pass a test
Scholar officials
Advisers
Senators
Congressmen
43
The first of the Rightly Guided Caliphs and successor to Muhammad
Uthman
Ali
Abu Bakr
Umar
44
During the middle ages, almost all universities were controlled by
The Roman Empire
The Kings
The Catholic Church
The Muslims
45
Roman Empire formed around this body of water
Red Sea
Black Sea
Baltic Sea
Mediterranean Sea
