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1
became the official religion of Rome:
Hindu
Judaism
Paganism
Christianity
2
Why were Europeans in the 1400s eager to find a searoute to Asia?
They loved to sail.
Existing trade routes were very expensive.
They needed rice from China.
The Silk Road had been destroyed.
3
Where were most of England’s colonies?
South America
North America
Caribbean islands
Central America
4
a pardon from the Church for sins
indulgence
Edict of Nantes
heresy
predestination
5
The Chinese influenced Japan through
the spread of Buddhism.
all of the above
cultural exchange between the two countries.
diplomatic visits to China.
6
Lutheranism teaches that
faith in Jesus will get a person to heaven.
all of the above
the church is made up of all believers, not just the clergy.
the Bible is the source for truth about God.
7
How did Arab merchants transport goods across the desert?
by train
by boat
by horse
by caravan
8
people from Scandinavia who raided villages in Europe during the middle ages
Vikings
Franks
Vandals
Visigoths
9
Michelangelo painted which of the following?
the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
Mona Lisa
School of Athens
The Last Supper
10
Marco Polo’s book
increased European trade with China.
became an important Catholic text.
outlined the value of European coins.
told the story of a Spanish noble and his squire.
11
The Grand Canal encouraged trade between
China and Korea.
the Mongols and the Chinese.
northern and southern China.
all of the above
12
Galileo was accused of heresy because he argued that
the law of gravity was supreme.
Earth revolved around the Sun.
heaven did not exist.
the Sun revolved around Earth.
13
How did medieval and Renaissance artists differ?
Medieval artists were more realistic.
Renaissance artists used Roman & Greek art for inspiration.
all of the above
Renaissance artists tried to inspire divine thoughts.
14
How do scientists believe people crossed from Asia toNorth America?
across a large glacier
using a primitive raft
using a land bridge
by Viking ship
15
What contributed to the Pax Romana (Roman Peace)?
a large army, ample food supply, & government improvements
the Praetorian Guard
Hadrian’s Wall
a small army, and an end to slavery
16
a Japanese military ruler
vassal
origami
shogun
kamikazi
17
Mongols were known for
inventing the printing process.
being fierce and successful warriors.
their nature poetry and paintings.
improving rice crops.
18
What did Muhammad preach?
go to the desert to pray
seek answers within yourself
an eye for an eye
to surrender to the will of God
19
What is the earliest form of African art known?
bronze statues
cave paintings of everyday life
wooden masks
kente cloth
20
How did the Spanish explorers defeat the Aztec?
with bows and arrows
by greatly outnumbering them
by intentionally spreading disease
with guns, horses, and an epidemic
21
The Inquisition was
a civil service examination.
a series of holy wars.
a wealthy group of monks.
a Church court that tried heretics.
22
What enabled Europeans to begin exploration in the 1400s?
advances in cartography
all of the above
new navigational technology
strong central governments
23
What is the vernacular?
ancient Greek
everyday language
Latin
a formal language of universities
24
Songs sung by enslaved Africans
have not survived.
were borrowed from European music.
developed into country music.
connected them to their homeland.
25
A bond of loyalty between a Japanese lord and a vassal is known as
feudalism.
daimyo.
samurai.
shoguns.