The Golden Age of Muslim culture is best known for

advances in math, science, & medicine

How did Confucianism influence Chinese culture

Provided a basis for social structure

The invention of the printing press allowed for

books to become available to average citizens

Mongol expansion across Europe & Asia led to

increased trade along the Silk Road

How were feudalism & manoralism linked in medieval times?

Manorialism is economic system that developed on feudal fief

What was a direct result of the European Age of Exploration?

European influence spread to Western Hemisphere (Americas)

Growth of cities & towns in the Middle Ages is linked to

the growth of trade in the Holy Land (Middle East)

Copernicus is most known for

Heliocentric (sun) model of the solar system

The Mongol Empire ruled people from

India, China, Russia, & Eastern Europe

10 Commandments & 5 Pillars both provide

basis for moral & ethical behavior

Conflict in Christian church leading to split of East & West

Martin Luther's 95 Thesis was a turning point in history because

power of Catholic church was lessened & royal power grew

Sunnis believe Caliph should be ___ while the Shi'ites believe Caliph should be ___ .

good leader guided by Islamic law; relative of Muhammed

The Great Schism led to the Christian church being split into

Roman Catholic & Eastern Orthodox

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1
The Golden Age of Muslim culture is best known for
advances in math, science, & medicine
attempts to colonize the Americas
reduction of trade between the Middle East & China
conflicts between Christians & Jews
2
A major cause of political, economic, & social instability of Europe in the Middle Ages was
The decline of the Mongol Empire
The Fall of the Roman Empire
The Mongol Invasion of China
The Muslim invasion of Spain
3
How did Confucianism influence Chinese culture
Stressed the importance of the individual
Provided a basis for social structure
Provided structure for military rule
Provided a basis for communism
4
Mongol expansion covered which 2 continents?
Europe & Asia
Asia & Africa
Africa & Europe
North America & South America
5
Mesopotamia, Egypt, & Indus Valley civilizations all share
inventions
same gods
written language
monotheistic religion
6
The invention of the printing press allowed for
religion to decline
books to become available to average citizens
the price of books to rise
only wealthy to read
7
Mongol expansion across Europe & Asia led to
spread of Hindu & Chinese culture
increased trade along the Silk Road
maritime exploration of the Arabian coast
increased authority of Kievan princes
8
The 3 African empires which flourish due to the trade of salt & gold were
Timbuktu, Ethiopia, & Mali
Mali, Ghana, & Songhai
Axum, Ethiopia, & Ghana
Mali, Axum, & Zimbabwe
9
Which group is associated with terra cotta soldiers, legalism, & the rule of Shi Huangdi?
Mauryan Empire
Roman Empire
Persian Empire
Qin Dynasty
10
How were feudalism & manoralism linked in medieval times?
Manorlism was system of laws on feudal land
Feudalism linked land owning with military service
There is no connection
Manorialism is economic system that developed on feudal fief
11
Galileo & Sir Isaac Newton believed that knowledge should be based on
Experience of past civilizations
Experiments & observation
Teachings of the Catholic church
Emotions & feelings
12
Early Russian civilization was heavily influence by
The Byzantine Empire
Mongol invaders
Chinese traders
Vikings from Europe
13
Eastern Orthodox, Roman Catholic, & Protestantism are all
accept the Pope as their authority
reject the Old Testament as a part of the Bible
branches of Christianity
were once the religion of the Byzantines
14
What was a direct result of the European Age of Exploration?
independence movements in Asia & Africa
European influence spread to Western Hemisphere (Americas)
Military dictatorships throughout Europe
Spread of Islam in Asia & Africa
15
Growth of cities & towns in the Middle Ages is linked to
decline of power of Roman Catholic Church
the growth of trade in the Holy Land (Middle East)
increase in social status of serf
creation of the Holy Roman Empire
16
Copernicus is most known for
Earth centered solar system
Laws of Motion
Heliocentric (sun) model of the solar system
Telescope
17
The Mongol Empire ruled people from
Japan, China, Russia, & India
Africa, India, Middle East, & France
India, China, Russia, & Eastern Europe
Africa, Middle East, Russia, & India
18
10 Commandments & 5 Pillars both provide
support belief in reincarnation
social structure for respective religions
basis for moral & ethical behavior
promote learning as the way to salvation
19
The Great Schism was
a conflict between Christianity & Islam
Conflict in Christian church leading to split of East & West
Cooperation of Christian church against the Mongols
Conflict in Christian church that led to strong unification
20
One of the major lasting contributions of Roman & Greek culture is
government
agriculture
religion
education
21
Fasting during Ramadan and praying 5 times a day is linked to what religion?
Islam
Judaism
Hinduism
Christianity
22
Martin Luther's 95 Thesis was a turning point in history because
power of Catholic church was lessened & royal power grew
Catholic Church unified Germany
Martin Luther became the leader of Germany
Pope's power to sell indulgences increased
23
Sunnis believe Caliph should be ___ while the Shi'ites believe Caliph should be ___ .
born in Medina; good leader
good leader guided by Islamic law; relative of Muhammed
relative of Muhammed; good leader guided by Islamic law
annointed by Allah; born in Medina
24
The Great Schism led to the Christian church being split into
Roman Catholic & Eastern Orthodox
Roman Catholic East & Roman Catholic West
Roman Empire & Byzantine Empire
Judaism & Islam
25
Buddhism is associated with
10 Commandments
The 5 Relationships
8 Fold Path
The 5 Pillars

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