WHAP BLITZ

Who were "People of the Book"? 

Monopolies are potentially dangerous because - 

The Franks were united under ___________ and established the empire under ___________.

Which of the following is defined as 'rule by a few people'?

All of the following were changes over time in Europe from 1450-1750 EXCEPT - 

The guillotine was most commonly used during - 

Persia : satraps :: the New World : ________

The event that directly led Britain to impose imperial rule in India was the - 

The war in the European theater ended - 

The two social classes in Rome were

The Renaissance - 

What happened at the Tehran Conference with the Big Three? 

In 1823, the USA signed the Monroe Doctrine, which - 

What's the difference between mestizos and creoles? 

In Ancient Egypt, Pharaohs were considered...

The Versailles Treaty did all of the following EXCEPT - 

All of the following are part of the Five Pillars of Faith in Islam EXCEPT - 

Stalin and Mao Zedong both implemented - 

What's a satrap? 

What was the most common form of warfare during WWI? 

When you think of Persia, AUTOMATICALLY THINK:

Feudalism is - 

Which of the following was an important invention from Classical Middle East?

Alexander the Great did all of the following EXCEPT - 

The two 'denominations' of Islam are - 

When compared to Sparta, life in Athens focused more on ______________

The Berlin Conference in 1884 - 

What factor contributed to the spread of Islamic culture throughout the Middle East and Africa?

The Columbian Exchange - 

Shah Abbas I : Savafid :: ____________ : Ottoman

All of the following are associated with changes brought about by the Indust. Rev. EXCEPT - 

All of the following were results of the Protestant Reformation EXCEPT - 

The French Revolution, unlike the American Revolution, was fought for - 

All of the following are important players in the Scientific Revolution EXCEPT - 

The "Golden Age" of Islam included - 

The caste system is prominent in - 

Karl Marx advocated that the proletariat, or the workers, should overthrow - 

All of the following contributed to WWII EXCEPT -

What was the first established law code?

Ivan the Terrible went crazy and murdered boyars, who were - 

Athens: democracy :: Sparta: _______________

Peter the Great made all of the following reforms EXCEPT - 

The Book of the Dead is associated with which ancient society?

Han China was different from Qin China in that - 

During the Middle Ages, the Church - 

Griots were - 

Who were the "Big Three" who met to discuss how to end WWII? 

What was a major justification for European Imperialism? 

The Tokugawa Shogunate was established - 

Which event happened shortly before the American Revolution?

Which of the following civilizations was politically organized into city-states? 

Which of the following was NOT a result of the Persian Wars?

The Ming Dynasty - 

The twin capitals of the Indus Valley were 

All of the following occurred as a result of the Neolithic Revolution EXCEPT:

Which of the following was not in the Axis Powers? 

All of the following contributed to the Great War EXCEPT - 

Cortes: the Aztecs :: Pizarro : ________

Which of the following pairs of ancient civilizations put the most emphasis on secularism? 

The system of mandated labor for the Incan state was known as - 

All of the following were absolute monarchs EXCEPT - 

Europe during the post-classical era can be called all of the following EXCEPT - 

Who outlined capitalism in his book The Wealth of Nations?

Buddhism and Hinduism share similarities in that - 

All of the following contributed to the fall of the (western) Roman Empire EXCEPT

Who suggested a social contract that states rulers need to have the consent of the governed?

The Catholic Church could do all of the following EXCEPT -

What was the purpose of the Congress of Vienna?

What two fronts was WWI fought on? 

______ were nomadic Arabs on the Arabian peninsula

The __________ migrated from Europe and established Hinduism

Religions most commonly spread - 

What was the law code in Rome? 

Writing and speaking in a local dialect, rather than the traditional Latin, is known as - 

The main political economic form during the Middle Ages in Europe was - 

The nationalist leader fighting against Mao Zedong was 

Britain colonized all of the following areas EXCEPT - 

Muhammad's revelations were recorded in a book known as the 

In 1868, the Tokugawa Shogunate was overthrown and replaced with - 

What's an important factor that led to the unification of Canada? 

The main woman Enlightenment thinker was - 

Serfs were -

Diocletian was known for - 

Japan's "floating world" supported a new form of drama known as - 

Slaves in Sparta were known as

Which of the following is NOT a monotheistic religion?

Who was the emperor who spread Buddhism throughout the Maurya Dynasty?

Rome gained control of the Mediterranean following the - 

The Roman Republic's government was made up of - 

Lenin overthrew the provisional government under Alexander Kerensky with the help of -

Buddhism and Hinduism share all of the following tenets EXCEPT - 

The Opium Wars were fought as a result of - 

What were the two ancient civilizations in Greece?

All of the following empires were Islamic EXCEPT - 

The Treaty of Tordesillas - 

The Crusades were an attempt by the Catholic Church to - 

All of the following are the basic relationships outlined in Confucianism EXCEPT - 

The Industrial Revolution started in - 

Who pushed for freedom of speech?

Minoans and Mycenaeans: Greece :: ____________ : Rome

Who advocated for a separation of powers and three branches of government?

Who was the legalist leader of China? 

What's blitzkrieg?

Czar Alexander II's reform movement of the late 19th century was most directly stimulated by - 

All of the following were effects of the Crusades EXCEPT - 

Hieroglyphs: Egypt; _______: Mesopotamia