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6th Grade Review #2
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1
How did the religion of Islam spread in its first century of existence?
Through trade
Through wars and conquest
Through diplomacy
Through missionaries and converts
2
How did the crusades impact people in Europe?
Many new trade routes were developed
Feudalism increased into the Middle East
Many peasants moved out of Europe
Many knights moved out of Europe
3
Which religion did
not
originate in India?
Shintoism
Jainism
Hinduism
Buddhism
4
Why did the Holy Roman Empire declare war on the Germanic Kingdoms?
To stop the Crusades
To end the Renaissance
To prevent the spread of Protestantism
To challenge the Pope
5
What is the most significant contribution of the Byzantine Empire?
Preservation of Greco-Roman culture
Creation of Christianity
The English language
Islamic culture
6
What is this chart showing?
The decline of the Roman Empire
The formation of the Byzantine Empire
European population changes during the plague
The impact of the Crusades
7
This is a Greek temple in India. How did this temple get here?
The spread of Hellenic Culture by Alexander the Great
Indian priests copied Greek style
The Silk Road spread this architecture
Ancient Greece traded with India
8
How were Japan and Europe similar during the Middle Ages?
They were connected by the Silk Road
Both depended on the Catholic Church
Both experienced feudalism
Both produced silk
9
Why did nomadic humans eventually create permanent settlements?
Herds of animals were hunted to extinction
The creation of laws made hunting obsolete
Domestication made hunting less important
New religions forbid nomadic lifestyle
10
Which religion was the first monotheistic religion?
Islam
Christianity
Buddhism
Judaism
11
Plato was best known for contributions to what field?
Mathematics
Exploration
Politics
Science
12
What area of Europe was most connected to the Protestant Reformation?
South
East
West
North
13
What is the main difference between Renaissance art and Medieval art?
Religious views
The art came from Asia
Perspective and detail
Subject matter
14
How did the nobles of England respond to the growing power of the monarchs?
They increased the power of the Catholic Church
They forced King John to sign the Magna Carta
They left the country and started exploring
They began the Crusades
15
How did the increased interest in art during the Renaissance lead to new advancements?
People began looking for knowledge on their own
Trade increased with other parts of the world
Many began to question the Catholic Church
Other advancements did not take place
16
OH NO! Little Billy forgot to title his notes! What should the title be?
Ancient Athens
Roman Empire
Ancient Sparta
The Hellenic Period
17
Why is Hammurabi's Code important to human history?
It created a code for unlocking hieroglyphics
It was the world's first written laws
It was the first set of laws
It provided new trade routes
18
Which is
not
one of the "four great inventions on China?"
gunpowder
paper
magnetic compass
democracy
19
What is one way China influenced Japanese culture?
Democracy spread from China to Japan
Japanese writing is similar to Chinese characters
Buddhism spread from Japan to China
Feudalism spread from China
20
What is
pictograph
writing?
picture symbols
alphabet letters
laws
secret code
21
In what way are Hinduism and Buddhism similar?
Both originated in China
Both are monotheistic
Both require a pilgrimage to Mecca
Both believe in reincarnation
22
How did Gutenberg's printing press impact Europe?
Europe's economy declined
Science and math decreased in importance
The Catholic Church gained more power
Increased literacy caused new debates
23
How did the geography in Greece impact its political development?
Swift moving rivers created united city-states
Rolling plains unified cities together
Mountains, valleys and seas created independent city states
Small deserts prevented the development of cities
24
How did the Catholic Church
reform
itself during the Protestant Reformation?
By changing their rules in the Council of Trent
By stopping the Protestant Reformation
By refuting the 95 Theses
By finding a new Pope
25
How did Julius Caesar impact the political structure of Rome?
He led to the return of democracy in Rome
He led to the fall of the Roman Empire
He led to the creation of the Roman Empire
He ended all Roman wars
26
How are Judaism and Hinduism similar?
Both are religions you are born into
Both are polytheistic
Both believe they are waiting on a savior
Both are monotheistic
27
From what religion did Christianity develop?
Buddhism
Judaism
Monotheism
Islam
28
What comes next? Rivers > Silt > Agriculture > Surplus > ___
Hospitals
Hunting
Division of Labor
Civilizations
29
Which term most accurately describes a group of nomads who got their food from the wild?
hunter gatherers
Stone agers
earth builders
neolithic farmers
30
The painting shown gives historians what information?
Early humans had no religion
Early humans were vegetarian
Early humans did not express their feelings
Early humans used art
