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What contributed to the Protestant Reformation?
What was Great Schisms?
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What was Great Schisms?
A time when there was more than 1 pope
A time when there was more than 5 pope
A time when there was no pope
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What contributed to the Protestant Reformation?
Corruption of selling indulgences
to many poor
the rich not paying taxes
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What was a major effect of the Crusades between west and east?
taxes
Trade
no military
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What was the largest organized power of MA?
The Roman Catholic Church
clergy
The Catholic Church
5
Calvin and Knox were about?
They were Catholic Priest
they were wealthy nobles
the hated the Catholic Church
6
What did John Locke say?
life, liberty,happiness
Life,Liberty,Land
all dreams come true
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The growing naval power of Europeans slowed who?
Chinese
Ottomans
american
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Who established Buddhism?
the nobles
Genghis Khan
Siddhartha Gautama
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By speaking kind and helpful words, is which right?
being kind
The right speech
the right appearance
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How did Africans redo animism?
They included part of christianity and Islam
They included part of buddhism and Islam
They included part of christianity and Mecca
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Who was Zheng He?
Chinese explorer for the Ming Dynasty
Spanish explorer for the khan Dynasty
asian explorer for the Ming Dynasty
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In the Ming Dynasty, women could what?
go to war
have a job
Read and write
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What was the Council of Trent?
When the romans Church reformed back to the basics ways
When the Catholic Church reformed back to the basics ways
marriage counciling
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Who captured Constantinople and called it Istanbul?
Mehmed1
Mehmed2
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What was not a cause of the collapse of feudalism?
proverty
media
Religious
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In practice if social, cultural, or economic influence was?
Hegemony
social hierarchy
diffusion
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What was a major result of Protestant Reformation?
End of unity in Western Europe
taxes were raised
end of unity in Eastern Europe
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The 1st Mughal leader, Babur was a descendent of who?
galeio
Genghis Khan
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What is the hajj?
Pilgrimage to Mecca
Pilgrimage to asia
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Who did John Locke inspired?
galeio
Barack Obama
Thomas Jefferson
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The interaction between west and east led to?
Renaissance
National Assembly
tennis court oath
22
What marked the end of the 30yrs war?
tennis court oath
the beginning of the renaissance
Peace of West Pahalia
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Where were Buddhism established?
Mecca & china
Europe & India
Napal &asia
Napal & India
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What does the 5 pillars represent?
always and forever
The major duties of Islam
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What are the 5 pillars of Islam?
Faith, Prayer, Alms, Fasting, Pilgrimage
love,live,laught,faith,life
hope, dream, peace, love, forever
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What is Realism?
The global transfer of foods, plants
Popular liberty is be limited by the need for social order
the attitude /practice of accepting a situation as it is
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Where did the Renaissance begin?
europe
Northern Italy
southern Italy
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What is animism?
someone who eat animals
when you belief animals are created equal
The belief that spirits inhabit natural things
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What was Martin Luther's theses about?
help the poor
dethrone the king
The Catholic Church needed to reform
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Martin Luther originally supported what?
National Assembly
The Peace of Ausburg
tennis court oath
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What was the goal of the Crusades?
to take back the Renaissance
to take back the Russia
to take back the Holy Land from the Muslims(Jerusalem)
