The Byzantine city of Constantinople was important because the city was

in a good strategic location because of the geography

What allowed Christianity to spread around the world?

the acceptance of the religion in the Roman empire

Because Spain was weak from the Napoleonic Wars what happened?

many Latin American nations broke away

what was Justinian's Code?

a collection of Roman laws from the 12 Tables

father of communism who wanted workers to revolt

The Pieta is a sculpture of what

Mary holding her son Jesus after he was crucified

How was Tokugawa Ieyasu similar to Louis XVI and Peter the Great?

all absolute rulers who wanted to maintain their power

China's opium war, Taiping Rebellion, and Boxer rebellion were all similar because they were

all against the influence of westerners on Chinese society

How did the Byzantine empire come into existence?

it was the part of the eastern Roman empire that split off

who sits together or near , giggles, and talks about stuff

damia and nalene, ashley and Kaitlyn, jacob and alex, deion and jay

One similarity between martin Luther and King Henry VIII is that both challenged what?

the teaching of the catholic church

what is heliocentirc theory

the sun is the center of the universe

why did Commodore Matthew Perry visit japan in 1853 and 1854?

to open trade and diplomatic relations with japan

how was Hellenistic culture spread?

by Alexander the Great as he conquered most of known world

Why are the Crusades called successful failures?

failed in their goal but able to bring home important ideas

what are the three major Islamic empires in Asia that reached their peak/height about 1600?

the Ottoman, Persian, and Mughal

What is the most important thing to remember about Hammurabi's law?

it is the first written code of laws

Emperor Kangxi of the Manchus tried to differentiate Manchu men how?

wore their hair in a single braid called a queue.

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1
The Byzantine city of Constantinople was important because the city was
in a good strategic location because of the people
in a good strategic location because of the religion
in a good strategic location because of the geography
in a good strategic location because of the gold there
2
Who developed the heliocentric theory that the sun is the center of the universe.
Galileo
Copernicus
Newton
Lenzler
3
What allowed Christianity to spread around the world?
the acceptance of the religion in the Roman empire
The apostle Paul took it everywhere around the whole world
the acceptance of the religion in the Greek empire
Alexander the Great spread it
4
Who contributed to English colonization in Pacific Ocean areas
Magellan
James Cook
La Salle
Columbuis
5
Because Spain was weak from the Napoleonic Wars what happened?
American fought and won their independence
many Latin American nations broke away
slave revolts increased 100%
Haiti stayed faithful
6
Describethe achievements of Leonardo da Vinci, known as the “Renaissance Man”
Last Supper
Mona Lisa,
Pieta
Sistine Chapel ceiling
7
The system that developed in the Middle ages to protect people was called what?
democratic
Communist
Monarchic
Feudal
8
Who was a famous political theorist in the Renaissance who wrote the book "The Prince"
Machiavelli
da Vinci
petrach
Michaelangelo
9
What three scientists tried to prove heliocentric or sun is the center of the universe theory?
Copernicus, Kepler, galileo
Edison, Bell and Galileo
kepler, Kapernecke, Katamungus
Newton, Edison, Morse
10
what was Justinian's Code?
a collection of ancient world laws
a collection of Biblical laws
a collection of Hammurabi's laws
a collection of Roman laws from the 12 Tables
11
Who is Karl Marx?
Father of Marxian thought
father of communism who wanted workers to revolt
father of socialist inventors
father of democracy
12
The Pieta is a sculpture of what
Moses
David
Mary holding her son Jesus after he was crucified
the doors to St. Remo
13
Who had a polytheistic faith, farming, and was conquered by the Spanish invaders?
the Cherokee
the Aztec and Inca
the Maya
the Muslims
14
who conquered the Byzantine empire?
Ottoman Turks
islam
Seljuk Turks
Mughals
15
How was Tokugawa Ieyasu similar to Louis XVI and Peter the Great?
spread Christianity
all absolute rulers who wanted to maintain their power
all were democratic rulers
wanted to isolate their antions
16
The revolt of Third Estate or peasants against absolute monarch and wealthy nobles was called
the Russian Revolution
the American Revolution
French revolution
the Haitian revolution
17
What did Gutenberg invent during the Renaissance?
the printing press
the light bulb
the astrolabe
the telescope
18
Sundiata, the Lion Prince, and his grandson Mansa Musa, were powerful leaders of what kingdom?
Swahili
Mali
Ghana
France
19
who loves snicker bars the most?
Eddie
Shania
Terrell
Sky
20
China's opium war, Taiping Rebellion, and Boxer rebellion were all similar because they were
ll fought between Japan and China
all major victories for China
all against the influence of westerners on Chinese society
all leading to democratic reform
21
How did the Byzantine empire come into existence?
it was the part of the eastern Roman empire that split off
it was southern Rome and remained after the great fall
it was part of the western Roman empire that split off
it was born from the Greek empire
22
The Russian leader also called czar who first took that title was
Ivan then Terrible
Ivan the Mild
Boris
Nicolai
23
The expeditions that tried to take the Holy Land back form the Turks were called what
anti- Feds
Crusades
expeditions
revelations
24
who sits together or near , giggles, and talks about stuff
damia and nalene
ashley and Kaitlyn
jacob and alex
deion and jay
25
One similarity between martin Luther and King Henry VIII is that both challenged what?
the teaching of the catholic church
the teaching of Mohammed
the theories of indulgences
the teachings of Galileo
26
What two churches did the Christian church split into during the Schism in 1054?
Romasn Catholic and Orthodox
Roman catholic and Protestant
Protestant and Mormon
Orthodox and pagan
27
what is heliocentirc theory
Kiersten is the center of the universe
the earth is the center of the universe
the stars are the center of the universe
the sun is the center of the universe
28
Europeans brought wheat, rice, sugar, bananas,horses, disease to New World. This is called
Triangular trade
Mercantilism
Colombian Exchange
Laissez Faire
29
Who wrote the 95 Theses, and created the Lutheran Church, the 1^stProtestant Church
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Henry VIII
Gutenburg
30
who painted the Mona Lisa and Last Supper?
michaelangelo
da vinci
Herodotus
Raphael
31
Who is always smiling AND talking
Mike
Hannah B
Ben
Hannah S
32
why did Commodore Matthew Perry visit japan in 1853 and 1854?
to open trade and diplomatic relations with japan
invasion of Japan
intro of Christianity to Japan
colonization of Japan by the US
33
how was Hellenistic culture spread?
by the interaction of Greek and Asian traders
elderly men went out to spread it
by Alexander the Great as he conquered most of known world
the 3 Greek philosophers spread it
34
Who is the best para-pro?
Miss Marple
Miss Mabel
Hit or Miss
Miss Alma
35
what is the capital of the Aztec empire and what is it called today?
Tenochtitlan and Mexico city
Timbuktu and Timbuktu
New York city
Londonium and London
36
He left the church in order to get adivorce and created the Anglican Church
Henry I
Henry VIII
Louis XIV
Peter the Great
37
who are three major Greek philosophers?
Plato, Zeus, Jupiter
Socrates, Plato and Aristotle
Buddha, Socrates, Mohammed
Alexander, Julius Caesar, Augustus
38
How old is Ms D?
138
18
58
61
39
The Industrial Revolution began where
Italy
England
Germany
America
40
Why are the Crusades called successful failures?
failed in their goal but able to invent "zero"
failed in their goal but able to bring home important ideas
failed in their goal but able to find the new world
failed in their goal but able to be happy anyway
41
what are the three major Islamic empires in Asia that reached their peak/height about 1600?
The French, Russian, English
the Chinese, Japanese, Korean
maya, Inca, Aztec
the Ottoman, Persian, and Mughal
42
What was the first written laws of the Romans called
the Twelve tables
the Code of hammurabi
the Bill of Rights
the ten commandments
43
What is the most important thing to remember about Hammurabi's law?
it is easy and simple
it is the first written on paper
it is the first written code of laws
it was more forgiving
44
What caused the collapse of the Roman empire?
invasions of barbarian tribes
Severe economic problems
disease and natural disasters
all of the above
45
what does Ms. D teach
math is fun
Soc Studies rules
Science is for star gazers
lit is absorbing
46
What does "turn up" mean?
lame
talking
joy
rally
47
Emperor Kangxi of the Manchus tried to differentiate Manchu men how?
wore their clothing
lived in a certain kind of house
wore their hair in a single braid called a queue.
wore their hats
48
What were Locke, Rousseau and Montesquieu?
inventers
Greek philosophers
English political philosophers
Enlightenment thinkers
49
which people conquered the Byzantine Empire?
Ottoman the Great
Otorman
Ottoman Turfs
Ottoman Turks
50
what geographic feature had a major influence on the development of Ancient civilizations
mountains
dense forests
oceans
river valleys
51
Christians who protested against the Catholic church were called what?
Christians
Lutherans
Protestants
Calvinists
52
western alphabet that we use today can be traced back to its original creators. Who are they
Hebrews
Phoenicians
Babylonians
egyptians
53
Who discovered the New World for Spain which led to Spanish colonization of Latin America;
Cook
Magellan
Cortes
Columbus
54
What is the Schism?
it is the first major split in governments
it is the first major split in christianity
it is the first major split in Islam
it is the first major split in Buddhism
55
which revolution against European control in the Western Hemisphere began with a slave
Spanish
haitian
latin American
American
56
The Justinian Code is used how today?
it is Isil's basis of law
it started sharia law
it is the basis of over 900 present day laws
it is used in Russian law
57
what modern country can trace back a lot of its culture and its religion to Byzantium?
Germany
France
Russia
India
58
who is the founder or prophet of Islam?
Abraham
Mohammed
Buddha
Jesus
59
slaves in French colony revolted, resulting in 1^st successful slave revolt
English revolution
american revolution
French revolution
Haitian revolution
60
Who is the father of communism?
Rembrandt
Josef Stalin
Karl Marx
Mr. D
61
Despite their technical limitations, sixteenth-century maps of the Caribbean provide what?.
abundant in formation
additional information
imaginative information
considerable information
62
In what way was the Pharaoh's rule in Ancient Egypt similar to the Roman emperor's rule in Rome
they both accepted Christianity
they both liked to party
they both built pyramids
they were both political and religious rulers
63
what does one do the night before a test?
shut off the cell phone after 11pm
drink plenty of mountain dew or coke
go to bed early
eat lots and lots of sugar
64
Who is the King or Queen of Quiz?
Trinity
Keith
maya
Aubrey
65
change in production of goods due to technological advances from hand made to machine made is
the renaissance
the second great awakening
the age of revolutions
the Industrial Revolution
66
a philosophical and artistic movement based on rebirth that began in Italy in the 1300
renaissance
Gothic
classical
Dawn
67
Who invented the telescope and was able to use it to prove the heliocentric theory
Newton
Lenzler
Copernicus
Galileo
68
The French Revolution began in 1789 with the storming of which Royal Prison.
Estates General
Bastille
Versailles
Sing Sing
69
what was the role of the Catholic church in the Middle ages?
It was a personal decision to each person
it was the most powerful entity
it was an after thought to reason and science
it was second only to the kings
70
What was one effect of the Colombian exchange on the Americas and Europe?
introduction of new foods and animals
many people died
horses were brought to europe
dying off of native peoples
71
Who said "we must admit of no considerations of justice when it comes to our country
Da Vinici
Rembrandt
Gutenberg
Niccolo Machiavelli
72
what is Ferdinand Magellan famous for?
He was the first man to discover the Americas
He was lost in the Bermuda triangle
He died in Hawaii and was eaten by cannibals
he was gelling as he circumnavigated the earth in his ship
73
who painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling on his back and sculpted the Pieta?
Michaelangelo
DaVinci
machiavelli
Raphael
74
In the 1500's there was a religious revolution in Europe. This split in the church was known
as the Reformation
as the Renaissance
as the Middle Ages
as the enlightenment
75
What was a series of battles between the Christian and the Turks in the Middle East called
the sharia wars
the7 years war
the crusades
the 100 years wars
76
One of India's great rulers who became a devout Buddhist and renounced or gave up war was
Buddha
Asoka
Chandragupta
Shi Huanghi
77
Who loves their cell phone
Aubrey
Ladarious
Ms. Samuel
Hannah S
78
In the Renaissance Petrarch was a student of poetry and humans . Petrarch has been called what
realist
a humanist
a democrat
romanticist
79
John Locke influenced the writing of what American famous document?
Bill of Rights
Declaration of Independence
Constitution
Articles of confederation
80
What is the similarity between Zheng He, Magellan and Columbus?
thye helped to prove the world was round
they conquered a new section of the world
they all liked staying at home
they dies at the hands of the peoplen they were exploring
81
what does laissez-faire mean?
let the good times roll
lazy people do not get wealthy
lazy people are only fair workers
the government should leave business alone
82
what was the official religion of Byzantine empire?
Islam
christianity
Roman
Buddhism
83
Islam split in to what two major groups after its creator Mohammed died?
Protestant and catholic
orthodox and catholic
Sunni and Shiia
Pentecostal and protestant
84
who explored/mapped much of Pacific Ocean anddiscovered Australia
Christopher Columbus
Magellan
James Cook
Pisarro
85
One of the most important cities was the capital of Mansa Musa . What was it called ?
Alexandria
Tenochitilan
Thames
Timbuktu

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