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Why did Henry VIII started his own religion?
He wanted to end corruption in the government
He wanted to be the new Pope
He didn't believe in the bible
He wanted to annul his marriage
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What does "Renaissance" mean in French?
Rebirth
Revolution
Redo
To change
3
Where were the first cities developed?
Mountains
Desert
Islands
River Valleys
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What is the geographic context for the development of the crusade?
Islamic and Christian empires were fighting over trade
Islamic civilizations took over the holy land
The Mongolian Empire invaded Italy
Christian civilizations conquered the holy land
5
What led to the development of the Mongolian's weapon innovation?
To spread Buddhist religions by force
To sell to Europeans
To use persecution against Christians
To help expand their empire easier
6
Which is a TRUE statement about this image?
The average age of life expectancy was 40
Life expectancy increased during the Black death
Life expectancy was normal during the Black Death
The black death lowered life expectancy
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What is Filial Piety?
Respect for elders
Relationships with foreigners
Doing your job
Being reborn again
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What caused this combination of culture?
The expansion of Alexander the Great's empire
The conquering of the Mongol Empire
Hinduism Culture
Fall of the Roman Empire
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What is this the characteristic of?
Elements of a civilization
Nomadic lifestyle
Human life
Paleolithic Ideas
10
What turning point in Global History led to the development of the European Feudal System?
the Fall of the Roman Empire
invasion by the Mongols
Hinduism was adopted by European monarchs
peasants took control of European kingdoms
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Where did the Black Death start?
Europe
Middle East
Africa
Asia
12
What is the purpose of Pope Urban II's Speech?
To make peace with other religions
To get Christians angry towards the Muslims and spark the Crusades'
To anger Muslims toward the Christians
To preach about Christianity
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According to this map, what was the main reason why Black Death spread?
Military battles
Missionary travels
Through the Silk Road and trade
Isolated cities
14
Why was Constantinople significant?
Center of religion
Valuable resources
Center of the Catholic Church
Center of trade
15
Why were the Mongolians so successful?
Were tolerant of Chinese culture
Valued education
They improved communication
They became isolated from Europe
16
Where were all Monotheistic religions founded?
Mesopotamia
Europe
Asia
Middle East
17
Define Schism
A type of communication method
Separation of church and state
To make into laws
A religious split
18
What could be an effect indicated from this timeline?
Surplus of Food
Western improvements surpassing China
Creation of books and universities
Isolation of China
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What Geographic Context led to the development of the Mongolian Empire?
The Flat land, called the Mongolian Steppes
The great wall of China stopped the Mongolians expanding
They mostly expanded over water
The Himalayan mountains stopped the expansion towards India
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Why did the Catholic Church start to lose power?
People lost faith in the church for Buddhism
Failed missionary travels
They were losing money
People became more educated because of the printing press
21
What was the significance of the Neolithic Revolution?
Innovation of Agriculture
Nomadic Lifestyle started
Start of artwork and history
Creation of the first law code
22
Why was the printing press so significant?
Common people became more isolated
Nobles could learn other languages
Kings were able to become educated
People had access to knowledge
23
What made Mansa Musa so powerful?
Gold
Center of Islam
Strong military
Salt
24
Who was Martin Luther?
Started the Protestant Reformation
Wrote the 95 Theses
Started the English Reformation
Created the printing press
25
What was the effect of the extensive Mongol Empire on the people who lived in Europe and Asia in the 1200s?
adoption of Confucian ideas and practices
development of a common language
significant increases in trade and travel
expansion of Japanese cultural traditions
26
Who did NOT have valuable land in Jerusalem?
Islam
Hinduism
Christianity
Judaism
27
Define cultural diffusion
Improving innovations
The exchanging of goods and ideas
Trading between two groups
A peace agreement
28
Why did the Catholic Church dislike scientists during the Scientific Revolution?
The scientists were creating their own religion
The kings were funding the scientists
The pope disbelieved in Christianity
The church was losing credibility
29
Identify one effect the caste system had on Hindus during the Gupta Empire.
Hindus followed their caste-duty to be reincarnated in a higher caste.
believed that no matter what theydid they would be reborn in the same caste
Hindus followed Siddhartha Gautama's teaching to guide their lives
Hindu missionaries were sent throughout Asia and Middle East
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What was an effect of the Black Death
Spread of Western European culture
Rise in religious faith
Increase in life expectancy
Loss of education and knowledge
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Where did the Renaissance start?
Italy
North Africa
Middle East
England
32
Which answer describes Suleiman the Magnificent
He traveled to China to spread his culture
He was the leader of the Ottomans and tolerant of Judaism
He was the founder of Islam
He traveled around Afro-Eurasia
33
Why were river valleys valuable to new civilizations?
Protection from other civilizations
Holy land
Comfortable weather
Fertilized land
34
What is a main idea of the Scientific Revolution?
Religious ideas thrived
Non-secular governments were increasing
It was a time of peace
People began to question the world
35
Who was Zheng He?
A merchant
A ruler
A missionary
A traveler
36
What is a TRUE statement about Mercantilism?
a philosophy where merchants should be at the top of the social hierarchy
Mercantilists believed a country was strongest if it had gold and silver
the process of becoming a merchant in the medieval era
the idea of having too much bronze and silver is bad for the country
37
What is the importance of the Hammurabi Code?
Treated everyone equally
Rejected religious rules
Ended all physical punishment
First law code
38
What was the significance of the Battle of Constantinople of 1453?
It sparked the Renaissance when scholars fled
The Mongolians became the strongest empire
Europe and Asia did not trade for 300 years
The Ottoman Empire was finally defeated
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What happened after the fall of the Roman Empire?
Start of the English Reformation
Chaos in Western Europe and led to feudalism
Rise in education
Europe became a super power against China
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What religion believes in reincarnation?
Judaism
Hinduism
Christianity
Islam
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Which is NOT an event that led to the Scientific Revolution?
French Revolution
Renaissance
Protestant Reformation
Printing Press
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What historical circumstance led to Pope Urban II's speech?
Muslims took over the Holy Land
The Renaissance
He wants to own the Holy Site's in Jerusalem
The European civil war
