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World History Final Fall Semester Topic 1-4
Phoenicians' contribution to writing
NOT true of slavery in Rome
World History Final Fall Semester Topic 1-4
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NOT true of slavery in Rome
slaves could be from anywhere
slaves build roads and public buildings
slaves were doctors, teachers and musicians
slaves had political representation
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Phoenicians' contribution to writing
symbols that make sounds
better than cuneiform
phonics
alphabet
3
Most female intellectuals in medieval times often
formed guilds
joined monastic orders
went to university
questioned church teaching
4
Anthropology
Study of animals
Study of writings
Study of insects
Study of people
5
The Sumerians were the first to establish
city-states
an empire
a dynasty
a monarchy
6
In the Hindu caste system the untouchables were
peasants
priests too pure to touch
warriors
the lowest people who were considered impure
7
Qin Shihuangdi of China
unified china and started the Great Wall
defeated the Shang Dynasty
founded a dynasty that lasted 900 years
led the first chinese civilization
8
Destroyed Judah and carried off the Jews
Assyria
Nineveah
Babylon
Egypt
9
influencial on European civilization
Mongols
Muslim
Romans
Aryans
10
Calvin and Luther agreed on everything except for
leadership of the Catholic Church
who could speak better german
predestination
the sale of indulgences
11
Father Rationalism
Mr. Iverson
John Locke
Francis Bacon
Rene Decartes
12
Part of our law and Rome's law
right to face your accusers
crucifixion
guilty until proven innocent
punishment based on social class
13
Did not weaken the Roman Republic
civil wars
Senatorial families competing
armies that fought to generals not Rome
Carthage
14
Peace of Augsburg
ended the war between France and Germany
all the Augs could go home
accepted the division of Christianity in Germany
made Martin Luther a saint
15
Biggest revolution in the way people accessed information and ideas
water wheel
printing press
railroad
telegraph
16
The First year of the Muslim Calendar
Death of Muhammad
migration to Mecca
birth of Muhammad
migration to Madinah
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brought about interest by ordinary people about stories that entertained and educated them
books in latin
printing press
protestant revolution
books written in the Vernacular language
18
Shakespeare's literature is an example of
Elizabethan literature
Mannerism
Romanticism
Victorian literature
19
Francis Bacon believed scientist should
rely only on the Bible
use inductive reasoning
leave nature alone
study only nature
20
when Muslims ruled India they
kept separated from the Hindus
imposed Islam
merged Islam and Hinduism
mixed well
21
Biggest effect of Rome on our culture
Law
Religion
Arcetecture
Food
22
Allowed the rapid spread of protestant ideas
peace in Europe
Peace of Augsburg
printing press
The Catholic church
23
Catholics and Protestants thought these people were real radicals
Moravians
Anabaptists
Calvinists
Anglicans
24
Galileo observed
the moons of pluto
that water boils at 212 degrees
that heavenly bodies had substance
the man on the moon
25
the Magna Carta
eventually guaranteed the rights of all Englishmen
placed the governing authority in the house of commons
eliminated the power of the king
gave more power to the king
26
What happened to the Hellenistic kingdoms after Alexander the Great
fought each other
were all conquered by rome
remained united
united and defeated India
27
Had a huge Library Jonah might have seen
Joppa
Babylon
Nineveah
Jerusalem
28
Why did Rome persecute Christians
they had defeated Rome at war
they were jealous
they refused to worship the emperor and Roman gods
Cult of Isis hated them
29
Christian Humanist believed in
studying Biology
just study the Bible
incorporating the classics to be come more rounded
humans could accomplish anything
30
Mongol Fleet invading Japan in 1281
aided by a dust storm
was victorious
was destroyed by a typhoon
was destroyed by the protector of Japan Godzilla
31
Filial piety is
submission of the family to the father
parents putting their children first
Isralites acceptance of the 10 commandments
Hindu acceptance of the caste system
32
Rome exempted them from mandatory worship of the Roman gods
Zoroastrians
Christians
Jews
Mithrians
33
Three Artists of the high Renaissance
Leonardo, Donatello, Jose Saurez
Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo
Larry, Moe, and Curley
Matthew, Mark, Luke
34
2 Million BC -10,000 BC
Paleolithic period
Triassic Period
Nomadic Period
Neolithic Period
35
Wealth of Ghana
slaves
control of trade routes
oil
farming
36
Father of Christian Humanism
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Rene Descartes
Erasmus
37
Uniqueness of Ancient Judaism
Worshiped a Bull
Worshiped the sun God
Worshiped the Trinity
Monotheism
38
outcome of the Peloponnesian War
Thebes rises in power
Sparta wins and has a short lived empire
Athenian Empire wins
the persians Win
39
Invented base 60 counting
Assyrians
Akkadians
Sumerians
Babylonians
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Before Writing
Neolithic age
prehistory
post apocoliptic
Precambrian
41
The way to end Suffering in Buddhism is to
follow the Royal Road
follow the Silk Road
follow the Four Noble truths
follow the Eightfold path
42
Neolithic Revolution
use of fire by man
systematic agriculture
Wars between Neolithic and Paleolithic peoples
Development of writing system
43
Siddhartha Gautama was?
the Buddha
the 8th dwarf
Aryan warrior king
the Author of the Vedas
44
Best artifact for studying a people
artifacts
writings
religious structures
buildings
45
Buddha thought suffering was caused by
the devil
God
others
desire
46
Silk Road
the royal road
a silk covered road for the king to walk upon
a trade route from Mesopotamia to China
Soft road from Burma to saigon
47
philosophy concerned with social order and good government
Budhism
Confucianism
Taoism
Daoism
48
Canterbury Tales
became the chief ancestor of the English language
first collection of stories by one author published
first French work published in England
told the story of the Canterbury cats
49
The Black Death took place in
1250's
1340's
1420's
1530's
50
How do we know The Great Zimbabwe was great trade center
written records
oral traditions
it just is man
artifacts from as far away as china
51
Rome 509 BC
overhtrow of the Etruscan king and republic established
the first law code
complete control of Mediterrianian
republic established
52
Created the first Empire
Darius
Palpatine
Sargon
Nebuchadnezzer
53
Mandate of Heaven
to go out conquer the world
Shang Di's blessing upon the king
spiritual authority as long as the Emperor governed well
Belief that the people are blessed by God
54
Axum
ancient civilization that blended Islam and Christianity
ancient civilization that blended Islam and Spiritism
ancient civilization that blended Islam and Judaism
ancient civilization that blended Judaism and Christianity
55
John Locke's suggested people were
born good
were selfish
molded by their expierences
born evil
56
City located at the trade crossroads of Europe and Asia
Constantinople
Jerusalem
Rome
Venice
57
First Protestant faith
Calvinism
Lutheranism
Presbyterian
Baptists
58
Neolithic Revolution
systematic use of fire
a move from eating fruit and nuts to meat
a move from hunting to systematic agriculture
creation of law codes
59
Spread of Greek language and culture
Classical
Hellenistic
Greeking it up
Age of Pericles
60
Period of time starting about 9000BC
neolithic period
Paleolithic period
age of discovery
Jurassic Period
61
Martin Luther's 95 Theses
ignored for several decades
were a threat to the church
were a threat to business
attacked the abuses of the Catholic church
62
basis of African Society
lineage group
slaves
trade
feudalism
63
first to Argue that the Sun was the center of the universe
Hawking
Ptolemy
Kepler
Copernicus
64
Leonardo da Vinci was an example of the Renaissance ideal because
all of the above
he was a mathmematician
he could scuplt
he could draw
65
Persian Emperor who extended the empire to is greatest size
Hatshepsut
Ashurbanipal
Cyrus
Darius
66
Code of Chivilary
Knights are better than Ninjas
Knights should risk themselves protect the innocent
Knights serve their masters no matter what
Knight must fight to the death
67
The Book of the Courtier
described how to be a Renaissance noble
taught recreational badminton
epic novel of idealized manhood
instructed rulers to abandon morality for results
68
Basis for Jewish law
Talmud
Torah
Old Testament
Koran
69
Where was Muslim Culture most influential in Europe?
Spain
England
Russia
France
70
Plato's ideal society
warriors, farmers, landowners
kings, knights, pesants
citizens, slaves, and kings
warriors, philosopher-kings, producers
71
most important trade in north africa
slaves for gold
gold for camels
water for food
salt for gold
72
1st to promote Heliocentric view of universe
Tycho Brahe
Copernicus
Galileo
Kepler
73
Purpose of arranged marriage in Italy
produce perfect children
prevent love marriages
have attractive inlaws
strengthen business
74
Kharma
spiritual fulfillment
Actions that effect fate and after life
that hot new rerapper
social order
75
compared to ancient cities medieval cities were
bigger
older
dirtier
smaller
76
After the Western Roman Empire fell the Eastern Roman Empire
lasted another 1000 years
was conquered by the persians
went into decline
was conquered by the Vandals
77
The first Caliph
Sunni Ali
Abu Bakr
Khadja
Fatimah
78
Most important factor in social promotion in Africa
Marriage
Nationality
family lineage
Religion
79
led to the agricultural development of Mesopotamia
invention of iron plow
the control of rivers through irrigation
when people worked together
the Akkadians were driven out
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History of Egypt begins
when the Egyptians drove out they Hykos
When Menes united Upper and Lower Egypt
When the first pyramid was built
When the Nile flooded
