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Final Exam (S1): World History
Final Exam (S1): World History
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1
For Muslims, the Kaaba is
The location Muhammad returned to destroy pagan god's idols
A special prayer said in the middle of the night
A piece of artwork depicting Muhammad
2
Which religion spread throughout the Mediterranean and Roman occupied Judea (holy land)?
Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
Judaism
3
The Great Schism made the Church more powerful and efficient. The best example of this is the use of Gothic architecture
False
True
4
Which religion became a dominating force in the Middle Ages in Europe after the Battle of Tours, France 732 AD?
Islam
Buddhism
Christianity
Judaism
5
What type of policy did Japan institute to control the influence of foreign ideas?
Neo-liberal
Colonization
Closed country
Open country
6
What does Islam mean in Arabic?
"One who has submitted"
"Submission to the will of Allah"
Muhammad is the messenger of Allah
"The place where Muslims worship"
7
The colonists that landed in Plymouth were fleeing England mainly because of…
Business opportunities
An outbreak of influenza
Religious persecution
A civil war
8
During which century did the Age of Exploration begin?
19th
15th
10th
6th
9
Over which country did Louis XIV rule?
France
Austria
England
Spain
10
The two main ideals that rose during the Renaissance were Individualism and Humanism
True
False
11
The Mongolian Empire was the…
Richest empire in world history
Longest lasting empire in world history
Most advanced empire in world history
Largest land empire in world history
12
Muslims consider Muhammad to be...
The first true prophet of Allah
The son of the first true God
A god
13
Which of the following concepts was seen as central to early Chinese society?
Loyalty to one's country
Respect for the family
Prosperity through trade
Pursuit of one's creative interests
14
The lowest class in Japan was the merchant class because they produced nothing of their own
False
True
15
Martin Luther argues that only priests should be able to preach the Bible
True
False
16
What was the intention of the 95 Theses?
To encourage the pardoning of sinners for payment
To change the Church’s stance on selling indulgences; promote church reform
To end Church reform
To indulge those priests who had been pardoning sinners for payment
17
What trait did Genghis Khan not exhibit during his campaigns of conquests?
Cruelty
Compassion
Brutality
18
The Middle Ages in Europe occurred around which years?
0 AD - 500 AD
1500 AD - 2000 AD
500 AD - 1500 AD
19
Which of the following best describes the impact of Johann Gutenberg’s printing press on Europe?
only the wealthy could afford books
books were cheap enough many people could buy them
ideas remained isolated because they could not spread
it took longer to print a piece of literature
20
The two sects of Islam are the Sunni and the Shi’ites.
True
False
21
What innovation led to an increase in learning and the spreading of ideas?
Moveable type
Painting with oils
The magnetic compass
The printing press
22
The Church of England (Anglican Church) formed for political reasons and personal, not religious ones
False
True
23
European exploration was stalled by the Renaissance, which discouraged adventure outside one’s given country.
False
True
24
Who strengthened China under the Ming Dynasty?
Yong Lo
Emperor Qianlong
Oda Nobunga
Zheng He
25
The upper class in Muslim society included those who were Muslim at birth, or “natural born” Muslims
False
True
26
What was the earliest religion observed in Japan? It literally means “way of the gods.”
Christianity
Shintoism
Buddhism
Islam
27
The Quran is the standard for all Arabic literature and poetry
False
True
28
Which religion did Spain and Portugal want to spread to the Americas?
Buddhism
Hinduism
Islam
Catholicism
29
Tobacco, potatoes, tomatoes, and beans are examples of plants brought from the ‘new world’ to the ‘old world’.
False
True
30
After the Fall of Rome, Western Europe was united for the first time in 800 under
Clovis
Charles Martel
Henry IV
Charlemagne
31
Timur the Lame deserted Delhi in 1398
False
True
32
Tobacco, potatoes, tomatoes, and beans are examples of plants brought from the ‘new world’ to the ‘old world’.
False
True
33
Under the feudal system, peasant women could inherit an estate from their husband.
True
False
34
The word renaissance means rebirth. The rebirth of what?
Greek and Roman culture
Christian devotion
Chivalry and tournaments
Good health after the plague
35
What is the Renaissance Man?
An individual who can inspire others to create
An individual who is a master in painting
An individual who is a master of many things
An individual who is a master of one skill
36
Mansa Masa's wealth came from...
Silver
Salt Mines
Gold
Missionary work
37
Babu was a descendant of both Timur the Lame and Genghis Khan
False
True
38
Which action is not a Pillar of Islam?
Prayer
Pilgrimage
Fasting
Jihad
39
Which of the following best describes Pope Urban II’s goals for starting the Crusades?
expand revenue by taxing all Muslims in Christian territory.
unite Christendom and reclaim Jerusalem and Palestine.
conquer India and convert as many Hindus as possible.
avoid interaction with Muslims and Hindus by all means necessary.
40
The Middle Ages were best known for all of the following EXCEPT…
Beliefs of the Roman Catholic Church
A loss of literacy
Period of Oceanic Exploration
Customs of various Germanic tribes
41
Between what years did the Renaissance occur?
1800-2100
1650-1900
1350-1550
1100-1250
42
Which of the following was a result of the Bubonic Plague?
Trade declined, prices rose, and priests abandoned their parishes
The Church became more influential and powerful
Town populations rose as everyone rushed to the cities
Jews were invited to take refuge in towns and cities all over Europe
43
The Columbian Exchange saw the transfer of foods, plants, animals, and people between...
North America and South America
Eastern Europe and Western Africa
Old Roman Empire and Holy Roman Empire
Old World (Europe, Asia, and Africa) and New World (Americas)
44
Wu Zhao was the only female Emperor to ever rule China
True
False
45
The “dynastic cycle” in Chinese history explains…
a pattern of history in which wars are fought and won
the rise, decline, and replacement of ruling families in China
how the economy rose and declined over long periods of time.
ways in which water was cleaned, being made pure enough to drink
