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First Semester Final Exam Review 1: Preface-Ch. 18, World History 0362
First Semester Final Exam Review 1: Preface-Ch. 18, World History 0362
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Why was Suleyman called the Lawgiver?
He ended the devshirme system.
He created a code to handle criminal and civil matters.
He wrote the first constitution for the Ottoman Empire.
He imposed Islamic laws on Christian and Jewish millets.
2
What religion did Henry VIII help to found?
Calvinism
Anglicanism
Protestantism
Lutheranism
3
Which two world religions do not worship a deity?
Judaism and Buddhism
Hinduism and Christianity
Buddhism and Confucianism
Islam and Confucianism
4
What do the colors in the map key indicate?
to show political divisions
to show elevation and physical features
to show birth rates
To show resources
5
What time period or era will be the focus of this course?
It began around 1500 AD.
Medieval History
Modern History
Ancient History
Prehistory
6
What are the coordinates for "A"?
0 Degrees, 0 Degrees
15 Degrees South, 15 Degrees West
60 Degrees North, 0 Degrees
30 Degrees South, 150 Degrees West
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M is the location of what?
Equator
Atlantic Ocean
Middle of the Ocean
Prime Meridian
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What does B.C. stand for?
Best Calendar
Best Counting
Before Christ
Before Cities
9
A is the location of what?
South America
Australia
Antarctica
North America
10
What does Renaissance mean?
reform
rebirth
annul
Greco-Roman
11
Approximately how many years have passed since Judaism was founded in 2000 BC?
~4000 years
~2000 years
~5000 years
~3000 years
12
The movement where many people challenged the church is called the ______.
Reformation
Humanism
Countereformation
Renaissance
13
The Catholic Church attempted to stop Protestantism by doing all of the following EXCEPT
creating a list of forbidden books
forming the Council of Trent
creating new religious orders
selling all the art they purchased
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What do the lines on this map identify?
Longitude
Latitude
the equator
Europe
15
H is the location of what?
Indian Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Southern Ocean
Pacific Ocean
16
Suleyman and Shah Abbas were similar in that they
Both appointed Sunni Muslism to top government positions.
Their ablest sons took over after their death.
Culture flourished under their rule.
Both experienced an economic collapse during their reign.
17
The Five Pillars are central to
Islam
Hinduism
Christianity
Judaism
18
F is the location of what?
Southern Ocean
Indian Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
19
What did Mehmed II do after he conquered Constantinople?
Opened it to new citizens of many religions and backgrounds.
Forced conversion upon its Christian inhabitants.
Destroyed the Hagia Sophia
He captured Cairo, Mecca, and Medina.
20
Name the time period the Empire of Rome existed--it was 4000 BC and 500 AD.
Medieval History
Ancient History
Prehistory
Modern History
21
___ was a warrior for Islam who belonged to a military society with a strict code of conduct.
Ghazi
Emir
Devishirme
Janissary
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B is the location of what?
Africa
Australia
Asia
Antarctica
23
Which of the following helped cause the Reformation?
wars in Europe
the lack of wealth in the Church
the strict rules in the Church
abuses of power by the clergy
24
The intellectual movement that focused on human potential and individual achievement was
Materialism
Humanism
Secularism
Vernacularism
25
What do the lines on this map identify?
latitude
longitude
absolute location
Africa
26
N is the location of what?
Southern Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Arctic Ocean
27
C is the location of what?
Antarctica
Asia
Australia
Africa
28
G is the location of what?
Atlantic Ocean
Southern Ocean
Indian Ocean
Pacific Ocean
29
Which was
NOT
an effect of the printing press on Europe?
bibles were printed in the vernacular
books became more affordable
there was a decrease in literacy
it allowed ideas to spread more rapidly
30
An ideal "Renaissance Man" was
someone who read the Bible
someone who was well rounded
someone who traveled a lot
someone who purchased a lot of art
31
What number on this map identifies the equator?
3
2
4
1
32
A similarity between Buddhism and Hinduism is that
The both read the same holy books
They are both ethical systems
They both believe in multiple gods
They both believe in reincarnation
33
What is the time before written records known as?
Prehistory
Medieval History
Ancient History
Modern History
34
What does A.D. stand for?
After Dinosaurs
After Death
Anno Domini
Another Day
35
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are all _____ religions
Ethnic
Trinitarian
Polytheistic
Monotheistic
36
How many people were in the Ottoman Empire at its height?
5 million
500 million
28 thousand
28 million
37
Which would come first (earliest) on a timeline: A.D. 2000, 3500 B.C., 4000 B.C., A.D.30
A.D. 30
A.D. 2000
4000 B.C.
3500 B.C
38
A priest who founded the Jesuit order during the Counter-Reformation.
Leo X
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Ignatius of Loyola
39
What was the dominant religion in the Ottoman Empire?
Persian
Shi'ite-Islam
Turkish
Sunni-Islam
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All of the following led to the cultural blending in the Ottoman Empire EXCEPT
trade
conquest
pursuit of religious converts
policies of assimilation
41
What was the title given to the Ottoman ruler?
Emir
Vizier
Sultan
Shah
42
L is the location of what?
Equator
Prime Meridian
Pacific Ocean
Middle of the Ocean
43
Who was the theologian who believed that only certain people were predestined for salvation.
Ignatius of Loyola
Henry VIII
John Calvin
Martin Luther
44
Italy was the birthplace of the Renaissance for all the following reasons EXCEPT
it had access to ideas from Ancient Greece and Rome
it had many cities that were centers of trade
it had the Pope
it was relatively stable
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These followers follow both the Four Noble Truths and the Eight Fold Path
Muslims
Buddhists
Christians
Jews
