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1
When was an imperial edict placed that officially placed Buddhism above Shinto?
764 CE.
1346 CE.
1437 CE.
648 CE.
2
When did Confucius die?
Confucius died in 479 BC.
Confucius died in 600 BC.
Confucius died in 574 CE.
Confucius died in 497 BC.
3
Who was a main believer of Confucianism?
Menshu, also known as Shu, taught Confucianism after Confucius died.
Munshi, also known as Shi-Lang, taught Confucianism after Confucius died.
Leng Lu, also known as Leng Shi, taught Confucianism after Confucius died.
Mencius, also known as Meng Ke, taught Confucianism after Confucius died.
4
Why was the Protestant Reformation started?
To prevent the sellings of indulgences.
To take political power from the Pope.
To criticize Humanists.
To break away from the Catholic Church's unethical teachings.
5
During his reign, how many monasteries and temples did Prince Shotoku build?
At least 24.
At least 76.
At least 30.
At least 46.
6
Humanism is often clarified as ‘_______ Humanism’.
Rebirthed.
Renewed.
Renaissance.
Modern.
7
YUAN DYNASTY: The Chinese thought that Mongols were civilized and kind.
True
False
8
Which emperor wanted to build a temple in every province?
Emperor Lao.
Emperor Yamada.
Empress Wu.
Emperor Shomu.
9
What was the scientific naming for these groups?
Olmecs, Zapotecs, Mayans, Toltecs, and Aztecs.
Olmecs, Destecs, Yantecs, Westecs, and Soltecs.
Olmecs, Teltecs, Miltecs, Poltecs, and Aztecs.
Olmecs, Zapotecs, Mayans, Toltecs, and Soltecs.
10
CONFUCIANISM ORIGIN: When was Confucius born born?
Confucius was born in 413 BCE.
Confucius was born in 1331 CE.
Confucius was born in 661 BCE.
Confucius was born in 551 BCE.
11
Was Christianity practiced in China?
Yes, China agreed with Christian practices.
Yes, many Christians lived in China.
No, China didn't like Christians.
No, many Chinese did not agree with Christian ideals.
12
Who was well-known for selling Indulgences?
Martin Luther.
Johannes Gutenbeg.
Johann Tetzel.
The Pope.
13
How long did the Yuan Dynasty last for?
1297-1368 CE.
1279-1365 CE.
1279-1368 CE.
1777-1820 CE.
14
Who was credited for putting Buddhism on the forefront of religions?
Prince Lao.
Emperor Sheng Chu.
Prince Yamada.
Prince Shotoku.
15
Who led the Conquistadors that would bring down the Aztec Empire?
Hernán Cortés.
Hernán Garcia.
Julio Gomez.
Carlos Velasquez.
16
Where did the Renaissance first begin?
Europe.
Italy.
Germany.
France
17
The Aztec civilization was the most powerful civilization there was in Mesoamerica.
False
True
18
Which emperor unified China after the Period of Disunion?
Emperor Shomu.
Emperor Yang Jian.
Empress Wu.
Emperor Tonjitsu.
19
What did the Japanese believe in long before the arrival of Buddhism?
Daoism and Taoism.
Shinto and animism.
Shinto and Taoism.
Taoism and animism.
20
Which century had Humanism spread through Europe?
The 17th century.
The 15th century.
The 14th century.
The 16th century.
21
Which Mesoamerican civilization flourished during 1345 and 1521 CE?
The Mayan civilization.
The Zapotec civilization.
The Aztec civilization.
The Olmec civilization.
22
Who painted the frescos in the Scrovegni Chapel?
Raphael.
Leonardo (DaVinci).
Michaelangelo.
Giotto.
23
Who was Confucius?
Confucius was an Italian servant.
Confucius was a Korean poet.
Confucius was an Indian merchant.
Confucius was a Chinese philosopher.
24
How did Martin Luther introduce his 95 Theses to the Catholic Church?
He made a public speech to people about it.
He never introduced it to the Church.
He nailed it to the Church's doors.
He sent letters to the head of the Church.
25
Wealthy patrons were the ¨driving force¨ behind Renaissance art when the majority was made through commission.
True
False
26
In Aztec society, land could be owned by _____.
Communities (calpolli).
Kings and peasants.
Working class and peasants.
Farmers and kings.
27
SUI DYNASTY: How long did the first Period of Disunion last for?
Less than 71 years.
More than 350 years.
More that 16 years.
At least 200 years.
28
The dates of the Reformation are not universally agreed upon.
True
False
29
How long did Confucius live?
Confucius lived for about 61-63 years.
Confucius lived for about 19-20 years.
Confucius lived for about 71-72 years.
Confucius lived for about 71-74 years.
30
Mongols traded by ____ and _____.
Sea and land.
Land and air.
Air and sea.
31
Which clan first adopted Buddhism?
The Soga clan.
The Salko clan.
The Renyo clan.
The Toga clan.
32
How long did the Sui Dynasty last for?
From 581-618 CE.
From 330-403 CE.
From 640-220 BCE.
From 638-714 CE.
33
RENAISSANCE: Who started Humanism?
Johannes Gutenberg.
Martin Luther.
Francesco Petrarca.
Leonardo DaVinci.
34
QING DYNASTY: Which crops Native to the Americas were introduced to China during Emperor Kangxi’s reign?
Wheat and potatoes.
Corn and carrots.
Carrots and tomatoes.
Potatoes and corn.
35
China is the country with the largest population of Buddhists.
True
False
36
Which dynasty did Marco Polo receive a position from (Job-wise)?
The Ming Dynasty.
The Yuan Dynasty.
The Tang Dynasty.
The Qin Dynasty.
37
What did Confucianism teach?
Patience and love.
How to live a virtuous life.
Hate and rivalry.
A code of behavior based on respect.
38
TANG DYNASTY: When did Confucian Thought become popular during the Tang Dynasty?
Confucian Thought became popular LATER in the Tang Dynasty.
Confucian Thought became popular EARLIER in the Tang Dynasty.
Confucian Thought wasn't respected.
Confucian Thought never became popular.
39
Giotto was often referred to as the first Renaissance ______.
Poet.
Painter.
Humanist.
Realist.
40
Why did the Aztecs have so many sacrificial victims for their gods?
They never sacrificed others.
Huitzilopochtli, was said to be fueled by human hearts and blood.
Huitzilopochtli hated humans, and believed they deserved punishment.
They rarely sacrificed others.
41
What were artificially flooded fields called?
Calpolli.
Floods.
Chinampas.
Waterways.
42
What did Confucius teach?
Confucius taught humanism.
Confucius taught respect and encouraged peace.
Confucius taught realism.
Confucius taught human-centered virtues for having a peaceful life.
43
Which class was at the bottom of the social hierarchy in the Aztec Empire?
Working class.
Peasants.
Slaves.
Kings.
44
What does “Mesoamerica” mean?
Old Mexico.
Western America.
Middle America.
Northern America.
45
Buddhist monasteries were frequently given free land by emperors eagerly wanting a blessing on their reign.
True
False
46
Who wrote the 95 Theses to shine light on the Catholic Church's corruption?
Michaelangelo.
Johannes Gutenberg.
Martin Luther.
The Medici family
47
Many aristocratic clans supported Buddhism.
False
True
48
Someone who had a humanist education might be a Catholic or Protestant.
False
True
49
What was buying salvation to go into heaven called?
Paying for forgiveness.
Unfaithful.
Paying Indulgences.
A sin.
50
China traded porcelain with who?
Romans.
Europeans.
Greeks.
Koreans.
51
What was the original name for chocolate in Mesoamerica?
Chocolate.
Xocolate.
Choco.
Xocolatl.
52
When did Buddhism receive official government support?
In 434 CE.
In 681 CE.
In 637 CE.
In 587 CE.
53
What did the Grand Canal make possible?
Fishing and communication.
Transportation of food and culture.
Travelling and trading.
Travelling and fishing.
54
“On a more peaceful note, _______ were an important of the local community.”
Monasteries.
Pyramids.
Shrines.
Buddhist temples.
55
Chocolate was an important and desired food in ancient Mesoamerica.
True
False
56
Monks and nuns could accept gifts such as slaves, cattle, and weapons.
True
False
57
How long did the Tang Dynasty last for?
From 618-906 CE.
From 521-900 CE.
230-360 BCE.
From 733-803 CE.
58
SONG DYNASTY: Confucianism had a resurgence during which period?
The Tang Dynasty.
The Song Period (Dynasty).
The Sui Dynasty.
The Ming Period (Dynasty).
59
When did Emperor Qianlong ascend to the throne?
In 1625.
In 1355.
In 1735.
In 1757.
60
When did the Aztec Empire finally meet its end?
1645 CE.
1531 CE.
1344 CE.
1521 CE.
61
What did humanists often refer to Humanism as?
Studia Humanus.
Studius Humanitus.
Studia Humanitatis.
Studius Humanus.
62
The Tang and Song dynasties were periods of relative decline.
True
False
63
Who was Marco Polo?
An infamous criminal.
An Italian merchant who served under Kublai Khan's court.
A peasant.
A poet who traveled the world.
64
When did the Qing Dynasty end?
1765-1836 CE.
1445-1632 CE.
1644-1912 CE.
1325-1738 CE.
65
QING DYNASTY: Which crops native to the Americas were introduced to China during Emperor Kangxi’s reign?
Wheat and potatoes.
Carrots and tomatoes.
Potatoes and corn.
Corn and carrots.
66
MING DYNASTY: What is Daoism (Taoism)?
The scientific theory that the sun is in the middle of the solar system.
The religious belief that living beings should live in balance with Tao.
The religious belief that animals are more important than humans.
A random myth created by foreigners.
67
Punishments for the monks and Buddhists were a bit more lenient than the punishments for the average citizen.
True
False
68
REFORMATION: When did the Protestant Reformation begin?
In 1634.
In 1717.
In 1737.
In 1517.
69
Humanists believed in the importance of an education in classical literature and the promotion of civic virtue.
True
False
70
Emperor Qianlong was more interested in artistic pursuits rather than ruling.
True
False
71
“Renaissance Humanism was ______.”
A powerful movement characterized by revived interest in a classical world.
A sole interest in studies.
A modern view of politics and art consisting of multiple religious views.
A sole interest in art.
72
Mesoamerica was developed in _________.
Central America and Mexico.
Central America and France.
Northern America and Mexico.
Mexico.
73
Chocolate was consumed by the rich and the poor.
False
True
74
Why did Ming emperors restrict trade and interaction with the West?
The Ming didn't restrict trade and interaction with the West.
The Ming emperors believed that the West was uncivilized.
The Ming emperors believed that the West had little to offer.
The Ming thought the West was full of degenerates.
75
How long did the next Period of Disunion last for?
At least 52 years.
At least 53 years.
At least 20 years.
At least 16 years.
76
How long did the Song Dynasty last for?
960-1279 CE.
960-2197 BCE.
815-960 CE.
650-660 BCE.
77
What was the Merit System?
An emperor's rules.
State laws.
Civil Service exams.
A code of behavior based on respect.
78
Did Mongols tolerate the Chinese?
Yes, many even adopted Chinese traditions.
No, they thought the Chinese were uncivilized.
Yes, they agreed with the Chinese on mostly everything.
No, they despised the Chinese and their ways.
79
What does Renaissance mean?
Revival.
Rebirth.
New world.
Modern-day.
80
How many poems did Emperor Qianlong publish?
At least 42,000 poems.
At least 6,000 poems
At least 4,300 poems.
At least 600,000 poems.
81
When was Humanism as a term invented?
The 20th century.
The 16th century.
The 17th century
The 19th century.
82
Shinto and Buddhism began to coexist with each other, and were even practiced
together
.
True
False
83
The Protestant Reformation was not important enough to considered as the birth of a new age.
False
True
84
How long did the Ming Dynasty last for?
1326-1444 CE.
1260-1289 CE.
1368-1644 CE.
1444-1646 CE.
85
Humanists agreed on all subjects of their teaching.
False
True
86
ANCIENT JAPAN AND BUDDHISM: Who introduced Buddhism to medieval China?
Vietnam.
China.
Africa.
Korea.
87
Many humanists went on to study different branches, like theology or medicine.
True
False
88
Socials became more conservative during the Qing Dynasty.
False
True
89
The Forbidden City was built in Beijing.
False
True
90
MESOAMERICA: How many groups (people) populated Mesoamerica?
Six.
Seven.
Four.
Five.
