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World History II: Unit 1 Test
World History II: Unit 1 Test
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Renaissance, Reformation, Empires
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Printing with moveable type first appeared in
Germany
Disneyland
Italy
China
2
Calvinists believed:
people should follow the teachings of the Bible alone
people should respect the Bible & the Pope
people should create their own religious literature
some people were predestined for salvation
3
All of the following reflect the philosophy of humanism EXCEPT:
celebration of the individual
low expectation of earthly comfort
encouragement of artistic & literary creativity.
stimulation of the study of Greek & Roman literature
4
Who painted the picture below?
Raphael
Picasso
Michelangelo
da Vinci
5
Founder of Judaism:
Abraham
Prince Charming
Mohammed
Moses
6
Holy book for Judaism:
Bible
Vedas
Torah
Koran
7
In "The Prince," Machiavelli advised rulers to do this.
establish free Skittles-Day
establish and maintain power
promote openness in government
seek the approval of the people
8
The center of the Northern Renaissance art:
Germany
Amsterdam
Flanders
Water Country
9
Where would you find the below painting (fresco)?
National Cathedral
Versailles
Notre Dame
Sistine Chapel
10
What is the title of the picture below?
Heavenly Touch
Birth of a Nation
Creation of the Tazer
Creation of Adam
11
Empire colored green on the map below.
Mayan
Inca
Songhai
Aztec
12
India's most common religion?
Islam
Judaism
Buddhism
Hinduism
13
Holy book for Hinduism:
Vedas
Koran
Bible
Alice in Wonderland
14
Founder of Buddhism:
Mohammed
Bodhi Boy
Chung King
Siddhartha Gautama
15
All of the following caused religious dissent EXCEPT:
too much involvement in politics and war
selling of indulgences
dismissing classics in favor of Christian writings
immoral behavior amongst the clergy
16
Empire located on the highlighted area of the map below.
Japanese
Songhai
Ottoman
Mughal
17
The sacred location associated with Hinduism:
Niagra Falls
Ganges River
Siberia
Mecca
18
"Defender of the Faith"
James I
Charles I
Henry VIII
Henry IV
19
Which religion is the structure below associated with?
Buddhism
Islam
Judaism
Hinduism
20
Government led by religious leaders?
autocracy
theocracy
Knights of the Round Table
oligarchy
21
Which of the following is not a scientific advancement of the Chinese?
porcelain
silk
paper
number system (algebra)
22
The Council of Trent did all of the following EXCEPT:
tightened discipline of the clergy
eliminate the emphasis on ceremony
emphasize the need for priests
eliminate the sale of indulgences
23
Key objective of the mercantilist policy?
support the spread of communist ideas
establish colonies for trade benefits
establish gummy bear factories for commercial benefit
promote warfare throughout Europe
24
What is the central building depicted in the below picture?
the Smithsonian
St. Peter's Basilica
U.S. Capitol
Eiffel Tower
25
Strict system of social hierarchy associated with Hinduism.
sprinkler system
caste system
Dharma system
digestive system
26
Purchased favors to obtain higher positions in hierarchy of the Church.
gimmee gimmee
perspective
simony
indulgences
27
What religion was spread in Northern Africa along the Trans-Saharan trade route?
Islam
Hinduism
Judaism
Christianity
28
Erasmus differed from Italian Renaissance scholars in that:
he studied Judaism & Buddhism
he emphasized Greek culture over Roman
he studied Eastern philosophies
he studied the work of early Christians
29
Luther's teachings:
encouraged the use of ceremony
decreased the role of the Bible
increased the role of the clergy
decreased the role of the clergy
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Belief in one God.
absentism
animism
polytheism
monotheism
31
The Edict of Nantes:
gave English Calvinists some rights.
required all Calvinists (Huguenots) to leave France.
gave French Calvinists (Huguenots) some rights.
required all Calvinists (Huguenots) to leave England.
32
Special court used by the Catholic Church to punish heretics:
Gallows Court
Dunkem Court
Inquisition
Parliament
33
Which of the following beliefs is NOT associated with Buddhism?
the Eightfold Path
the Five Precepts
the Five Pillars
the Four Noble Truths
34
The Renaissance began in the wealthy city-states of:
Greece
Florida
England
Italy
35
Which of the following is NOT correctly paired?
Romeo & Juliet :: Shakespeare
The Praise of Folly :: Erasmus
The Last Supper :: Michelangelo
Mona Lisa :: da Vinci
36
Hajj, in the Islam faith, means:
Holy war
pilgrimage to Mecca
fasting
Holy Cow!