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World History: Final Exam
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1
The Justinian Code became the what for many countries?
basis of absolute monarchy
basis of the religion
basis of a dictatorship
basis of the legal system
2
Why do we study Ancient civilizations?
To learn about the past and avoid future mistakes
To learn about the future and avoid past mistakes
To learn about independence, organization and safety
To learn about armies and dead guys
3
a chapter from a history book would be considered...
bias
primary source
evidence
secondary source
4
What do you call landowning nobles governing and protecting people in exchange for services?
republic
feudalism
democracy
vassal and lording
5
What discovery allowed us to see a whole Egyptian intact tomb with treasures?
Howard Carter's tomb
King Tut's tomb
King Toot's tomb
Ramses II's tomb
6
What 3 things do we get from any government?
protection, laws and independence
safety, security, and protection
organization, independence, and land
safety, organization, independence
7
Why do people choose to follow a religion?
To have hope and belonging and develop morals or values
To have hope and despair and wear nice clothes to Church
To be polytheistic
To find God
8
Why was the Battle of Tours so important?
It helped the Orthodox Church get started
It kept Christianity alive in W. Europe
It helped Europe defeat the Arabs for good
It helped Islam begin
9
Why do we call Mesopotamia the cradle of civilization?
it was the first to have language
it is where everything got started, the beginning...
it was the first to use coins for money
its where the babies come from
10
What was the birthplace of the Renaissance?
Italy
England
France
Germany
11
Which of the following is a primary source?
chapter book
newspaper
legend
diary
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An idea that conflicts with the Church teachings
Inquisition
felony
Hershey
Hersey
13
What was the Black Death?
a symbol of death
a rock band
deadly epidemic
a ship
14
What are the 12 Tables?
1st Roman laws
1st Roman government
1st Roman inventions
1st Roman ideas
15
These things came from ancient Greece...
republic and democracy
theater and Olympics
marathon and the sundial
Olympics and the wheel
16
Why did Ancient Rome fall apart?
political issues, German invasions, economic problems
fall apart? Rome is still there today!
political issues, Greek invasions, economic problems
political issues, inventions, economic gains
17
Which one of these would have the most bias
an opinion in a letter written by an angry customer
artifacts with ancient writing on them
a written judgement made reading primary sources
report on climate
18
What is the most common factor between Christianity, Islam, and Judaism?
Jesus has the same role
monothesim
polytheism
They all use the Bible
19
Give an example of evidence
an opinion in a newspaper article
notes in a journal
pottery and tools from a dig
chapter in a history book
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What was the main focus of the Renaissance
Education and Science
the Church
Survival
Daily Life
21
What was Hammurabi's most important contribution?
government aid
better irrigation techniques
code of law
trade routes
22
Who conquered Greece?
Rome
Alexander the Great
Philip
The Minoans
23
What was Alexander's legacy?
he never lost a battle
he created world peace
he spread Greek culture
he avenged his father's death
24
What is one similarity between the US and Roman government?
We do not have a senate, but they do
Law are written in Latin
Dominican Republic
Democratic Republic
25
The main job of a historian is to...
date events they learn about
create museums of their findings
examine the causes or reasons of events in the past.
Teach history to others
26
What does a political map show?
population
landforms
country boundaries and capitals
continents
27
Which one is a Greek contribution?
democratic republic
Olympics and theater
The first wheel
belief in the same God
28
What was the Enlightenment?
A time of wandering and killing
A change in the way the church taught and practiced religion
A scientific and cultural revolution in Europe
A rebirth in England
29
Define Absolutism
A king/queen have limited power
A king/queen having total power
A king/queen having democratic power
A king/queen having no power
30
Who wrote the 95 Theses, getting the ball rolling on the Reformation?
Martin Lawrence
King Henry VII
Martin Luther
John Calvin
31
This was the center of Greek life....
capital
polis
ziggurat
agora
32
What is the belief in many gods?
godding
polygons
monotheism
polytheism
33
The ______ allowed man to farm and herd, so it increased the population.
Neolithic Era
Neolithic time period
Neolithic Revelation
Agricultural Revolution
34
What 2 advantages did Constantinople have as a capital city?
trade and protection
roads and highways
protection and sea ports
trade and sea ports
35
Whats the most important benefit of the Nile?
food source
water source
protection
transportation
36
What was the goal of the Reformation?
To fix the Catholic Church
To create whole new religion
To start the Lutheran Church
To create more priests
37
Who fought in the Crusades?
Byzantine Empire vs Jews
Christians VS Jews
Franks VS Christians
European Christians VS Muslims
38
What are the 3 basic human needs?
food, water, clothing
food, sunlight, air
water, shelter, air
food, shelter, clothing
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This was a reason Greece was very independent....
geology
unity
geography
religion
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Define Pax Romana
200 years of peace in Rome
20 years of peace in Rome
2 years of peace in Rome
2000 years of peace in Rome
41
What do the 6 essential elements explain?
what a place is like and why
where a place is
the exact location of a place
the common characteristics of a place
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How has the military evolved as civilization developed?
We changed from fighting over land to fighting over religion
We changed from gaining land to gaining power
We changed from stones to guns
We changed from gaining land/power to protecting it
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democracy
government ruled by 1 person
government in which all have a say
government ruled by 3+ people
government ruled by 11 people
