Which of the following characterized the Golden Age of the Safavid Empire?

Wise leadership resulted in increased trade and the blending of cultures.

Their followers believe that there is good and evil.

Judaism, Christianity, and Islam

Which of the following was true of Moscow? (Select two)

Its location near three major rivers gave it a strategic advantage., It became the home of the patriarch.

Which of the following were common themes of medieval literature? (Select two)

detailing the joys and sorrows of romantic love, displaying the conflict between a knight’s duties to his lord and lady

What are the geographic boundaries of Southeast Asia?

It extends almost to Australia.

What happened to the Koryo dynasty during the Mongol invasion?

The government retreated to an island fortress.

How did the Russians gain liberation from Mongol rule?

They won a bloodless standoff with the Mongols.

Which of the following accurately describes the purpose of the devshirme system?

to recruit young Christians to possibly become Janissaries

Which of the following was true of the Church during the Middle Ages?

It unified people with a sense of security and belonging.

Which reforms are associated with the rule of Suleyman the Magnificent? (Select three correct answers)

balanced budgets for governments, promotion based on merit, penalties for financial corruption

Which of the following was true of the Model Parliament?

It included commoners in the decision-making process of government.

Which statement describes Sufis?

They seek a mystical path in understanding Allah.

What was the purpose of the Justinian Code?

to regulate most aspects of Byzantium’s increasingly complex society

Which of the following was true of the manor system?

The lord provided housing and protection to the serfs.

Which of the following did Pope Gelasius I suggest to help solve the conflict between popes and emperors?

to grant popes authority on religious matters

Which of the following correctly describes an effect of the invasions on Medieval Europe?

They caused most people to rely on local rulers who had their own armies.

Which of the following was an expectation of a knight under the code of chivalry?

to protect the weak and the poor

Their followers claim Abraham as an ancestor.

Judaism, Christianity, and Islam

How did the Reformation help contribute to the development of democracy?

People openly challenged the authority of monarchs and religious leaders.

Which statement describes how science influenced Muslim art and architecture?

Muslims were the first to use domed ceilings in religious buildings.

How did the ancient Romans leave a legal legacy for future governments?

by recording laws and legal decisions

How did warfare change during the Hundred Years’ War?

Archers with longbows became more important to the army.

Their followers believe in only one god.

Judaism, Christianity, and Islam

How were merchant guilds different from craft guilds?(Select two)

Merchant guilds set standards for the quality of work., Merchant guilds controlled the number of goods that were traded.

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1
Which of the following characterized the Golden Age of the Safavid Empire?
Persia was continuously fighting its neighbors and suppressing rebellions.
It was a period of religious turmoil between Sunni and Shi’a Muslims.
The art and architecture reflected European, Indian, and African influences
Wise leadership resulted in increased trade and the blending of cultures.
2
Dai Viet defeated the Mongols in the late 1200s.
True
False
3
Their followers believe that there is good and evil.
Judaism only
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Christianity only
Islam only
4
Which of the following was true of Moscow? (Select two)
It provided quick access to Constantinople.
Its location near three major rivers gave it a strategic advantage.
It was the first important city in Russia.
It became the home of the patriarch.
5
Which of the following were common themes of medieval literature? (Select two)
detailing the joys and sorrows of romantic love
displaying the conflict between a knight’s duties to his lord and lady
describing the harsh conditions of living in castles
glorifying the brutality of knighthood
6
Korea has a climate of hot summers and cold winters.
False
True
7
wrote critically about war and the hardships of soldiers
Li Bo
Tu Fu
Pi Sheng
8
What are the geographic boundaries of Southeast Asia?
It covers land only between India and China.
It covers land only in the Indian Ocean.
It extends almost to Australia.
It extends across the Pacific to South America.
9
led by the pope
Eastern Orthodox Church
Roman Catholic Church
10
led by the patriarch
Roman Catholic Church
Eastern Orthodox Church
11
What happened to the Koryo dynasty during the Mongol invasion?
The government retreated to an island fortress.
The government accepted the principles of Buddhism.
The government instituted land reforms.
The government refused to pay tribute to Kublai Khan.
12
How did the Russians gain liberation from Mongol rule?
They won a bloodless standoff with the Mongols.
They launched a surprise attack that destroyed the Mongol army.
They used their alliance with Western powers defeat the Mongol forces.
They signed a peace treaty with the Mongols.
13
Which of the following accurately describes the purpose of the devshirme system?
to punish Jewish communities who opposed Ottoman rule
to recruit young Christians to possibly become Janissaries
to improve the agricultural production by introducing different crops
to lower the taxes on the poor so they could buy their own land
14
a government where citizens actively rule and make laws, suchas in ancient Athens
monarchy
direct democracy
republic
aristocracy
15
second class
Jews, Christians, and Zoroastrians
Muslims at birth
converted Muslims
slaves
16
Which of the following was true of the Church during the Middle Ages?
It unified people with a sense of security and belonging.
It had little political authority to guide people’s conduct.
It provided each person with a different path to salvation.
It created division among people in the same manner as feudalism.
17
Their followers should fast during Ramadan.
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Islam only
Judaism only
Christianity only
18
conducts services in Latin
Roman Catholic Church
Eastern Orthodox Church
19
Which reforms are associated with the rule of Suleyman the Magnificent? (Select three correct answers)
balanced budgets for governments
promotion based on merit
penalties for financial corruption
emancipation of slaves
20
Which of the following was true of the Model Parliament?
It included commoners in the decision-making process of government.
It was divided into the House of Commons and the House of Lords.
It was made up of only nobles and bishops.
It helped to strengthen the great lords.
21
What caused the Silla to decline in their power in the ninth century?
establishment of a civil service system
lack of samurai protection
strife within the royal family
inability to tax the people
22
performed endless labor in the fields
Peasant Women
Noblewomen
23
was visited by Marco Polo, who noted its incredible beauty
kingdom of Pagan
the Khmer empire
24
learned household skills from their mothers at an early age
Peasant Women
Noblewomen
25
Dai Viet greatly improved its road and river transportation.
True
False
26
Which statement describes Sufis?
They seek a mystical path in understanding Allah.
They follow the moral teachings in the Sunna to conduct their lives.
They are the largest group within the Muslim population.
They claim their leadership through the descendants of Ali.
27
was located in the Irrawaddy River valley
kingdom of Pagan
the Khmer empire
28
a government ruled by a fewpowerfulpeople, such aswealthy merchants
monarchy
republic
oligarchy
aristocracy
29
Buddhism was the predominant religion in Japan.
True
False
30
What was the purpose of the Justinian Code?
to give the Eastern Empire laws different from laws in the Western Empire
to create a plan for rebuilding churches in Byzantium
to regulate most aspects of Byzantium’s increasingly complex society
to develop new values for education other than classical learning
31
Which of the following was true of the manor system?
The lord provided housing and protection to the serfs.
Free peasants did not receive protection from the lord.
Serfs had to purchase most items from outside the manor.
The male peasants were the only ones who owed the lord duties.
32
Which of the following did Pope Gelasius I suggest to help solve the conflict between popes and emperors?
to grant emperors authority on religious matters
to grant popes authority on religious matters
to have popes and emperors compete for supreme power
to eliminate clear boundaries between the religious and political realms
33
Which of the following correctly describes an effect of the invasions on Medieval Europe?
They created a period of peace and stability in the region.
They caused most people to rely on local rulers who had their own armies.
They led to people looking more to central rulers for security.
They showed that kings could successfully defend their lands.
34
Which of the following was an expectation of a knight under the code of chivalry?
to fight bravely for one master
to protect the weak and the poor
to stop practicing religion
to treat lower classes with brutality
35
Their followers claim Abraham as an ancestor.
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Judaism only
Christianity only
Islam only
36
How did the Reformation help contribute to the development of democracy?
New ideas developed about the rights of people in choosing their leaders.
People staged revolutions to remove kings and install popular governments.
People openly challenged the authority of monarchs and religious leaders.
People openly challenged the authority of monarchs and religious leaders.
37
a government ruled by a singleperson, such as a queen
republic
monarchy
aristocracy
oligarchy
38
Which statement describes how science influenced Muslim art and architecture?
Muslims use geometric designs to decorate the interiors of mosques.
Muslims were the first to use vaulted ceilings to span open space.
Muslims use mathematical calculation to paint scenes involving saints.
Muslims were the first to use domed ceilings in religious buildings.
39
How did the ancient Romans leave a legal legacy for future governments?
by exchanging legal experts with other governments
by recording laws and legal decisions
by maintaining an oral history of Roman laws
by teaching Roman children their laws
40
Their followers claim that Muhammad is the most important prophet.
Christianity only
Islam only
Judaism only
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
41
could act as warriors
Noblewomen
Peasant Women
42
played a key role in defending castles at times
Peasant Women
Noblewomen
43
How did warfare change during the Hundred Years’ War?
Soldiers on horseback became the most important part of the army.
Armies realized that they needed more soldiers to gain victories.
Archers with longbows became more important to the army.
Armies began to rely more on heavily armored knights.
44
first class
Muslims at birth
slaves
Jews, Christians, and Zoroastrians
converted Muslims
45
is home to Angkor Wat, which was built as a symbolic mountain to a Hindu god
the Khmer empire
kingdom of Pagan
46
Their followers believe in only one god.
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Judaism only
Christianity only
Islam only
47
How were merchant guilds different from craft guilds?(Select two)
Merchant guilds set standards for the quality of work.
Merchant guilds prevented people from joining a profession.
Merchant guilds controlled the number of goods that were traded.
Merchant guilds focused on supervising the training of new workers.
48
a government where citizens elect representatives to rule and make laws, such as in ancient Rome
aristocracy
oligarchy
republic
monarchy
49
improved rice cultivation with four crops per year, helping it become prosperous
kingdom of Pagan
the Khmer empire
50
wrote poetry about life’s pleasures
Li Bo
Tu Fu
Pi Sheng
51
Korea’s main population is located in the interior and the east coast.
True
False
52
presented legislation passed after 534
The Code
The Institutes
The Digest
The Novellae
53
developed the idea of movable type
Pi Sheng
Tu Fu
Li Bo
54
An absolute monarchy is needed to control the selfish ambitions of people.
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
Baron de Montesquieu
55
contained nearly 5,000 Roman laws that were still considered useful for the Byzantine Empire
The Digest
The Novellae
The Institutes
The Code
56
Their followers believe that there is a heaven and a hell.
Christianity only
Islam only
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Judaism only
57
Which of the following were effects of the plague?(Select three)
There was in increase in the number of serfs leaving manors.
There was a decrease in prices.
There was a decrease in the prestige of the Church.
There was a decrease in trade.
58
permits priests to be married
Roman Catholic Church
Eastern Orthodox Church
59
The only legitimate government is based on the consent of the governed.
John Locke
Baron de Montesquieu
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Thomas Hobbes
60
What led to the revival of Confucianism during the late Tang and Song dynasties?
Scholars reinterpreted the text to address new concerns.
Printers used new techniques to make books more available.
Emperors implemented the teachings into their courts.
Trade with foreign nations encouraged the spread of Chinese beliefs.
61
Dai Viet paid tribute to China yet remained independent.
True
False
62
Korea has a relatively flat topography.
True
False
63
Why is habeas corpus important?
It ensures that a monarch requests money to wage war.
It ensures that accused persons receive a jury trial.
It prevents people from being wrongfully or unjustly detained.
It prevents soldiers from occupying the homes of citizens.
64
a government ruled by a small group of people, such as a
oligarchy
monarchy
republic
aristocracy
65
How did the French National Assembly attempt to apply the ideas of the Enlightenment?
It drafted a citizen army to defend against invading foreign armies.
It restructured the way the Estates-General provided for representation.
It closed the Bastille and freed any political prisoners.
It made the government responsible for protecting the rights of the people.
66
How did ancient Greek philosophers investigate the nature of the universe, human society, and morality?
by conducting experiments
by using logic and reason
by relying on religious texts
by leading an ethical life
67
Which of Yaroslav’s actions helped lead to the decline of Kiev?
the marrying of his daughters and sisters to kings and princes
the promoting of Christianity
the creating of a new legal code
the dividing of the realm among his sons
68
In Japan each clan worshiped its own gods.
True
False
69
The powers of government should be divided into separate branches to prevent a group from increasing its power.
John Locke
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Baron de Montesquieu
Thomas Hobbes
70
allows the emperor to have authority over the religious leader
Eastern Orthodox Church
Roman Catholic Church
71
educated their daughters using tutors
Noblewomen
Peasant Women
72
In Japan hundreds of clans controlled their own territories.
True
False
73
Their followers must pray five times a day.
Judaism only
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Christianity only
Islam only
74
Who held the power in the Japanese government during the Kamakura shogunate?
landowners
warlords
emperor
shogun
75
Why did the German rulers fail to unify the German states during the Middle Ages?(Select two)
They lost the support of the princes who elected them.
They had frequent clashes with the pope.
They gained the support of powerful merchants.
They engaged in continued wars with Italian cities.
76
Which was a characteristic of the nomadic way of life on the Eurasian steppe?
The people lived in portable tents called yurts.
The people grew crops on established farms.
The people rarely came back to the same area twice.
The people lived in groups called dynasties.
77
Which of the following effects did the Great Famine have on society?
It led to people having more weakened immune systems.
It resulted in people relying more on livestock than on grain.
It caused an increase in population.
It caused more people to become farmers to increase food production.
78
People have a right to rebel against governments that fail to protect their rights to life, liberty, and property.
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Baron de Montesquieu
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
79
built an elaborate irrigation system and waterways
the Khmer empire
kingdom of Pagan
80
quoted and summarized the opinions of Rome’s greatest legal thinkers about the laws
The Digest
The Code
The Novellae
The Institutes
81
was a textbook that taught law students how to use the laws
The Institutes
The Novellae
The Code
The Digest
82
third class
slaves
converted Muslims
Muslims at birth
Jews, Christians, and Zoroastrians
83
When did the Japanese end their cultural missions to China?
before the Heian period
when the shogun began to rule
during the Tang dynasty
when Prince Shotoku took power
84
Which of the following was a problem that troubled the Church during the medieval period?
Bishops participated in the practice of selling positions in the Church.
Many people refused to pay tithes to the Church.
Bishops cared more about their spiritual duties than their feudal lord.
Many priests refused to marry and have families.
85
What was the purpose of the UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
to prevent the outbreak of war
to serve as an international code of conduct
to establish rules involving international trade
to regulate the sales of war materials
86
Which of the following helped lead to an increase in the food supply in Europe?
the use of a new harness for horses
the switch to using oxen to plow fields
the development of a two-field system
a slightly cooler climate
87
In which of the following ways did the English government change during the Middle Ages?(Selcet two)
A parliamentary system was started.
People were guaranteed basic political rights.
The king was given more power.
The powers of the feudal nobles were limited.
88
fourth class
Muslims at birth
converted Muslims
slaves
Jews, Christians, and Zoroastrians
89
Which statement characterizes the caliphate of al-Andalus?
It spanned the regions of North Africa and the Middle East.
Its capital city at Córdoba became a center of culture and scholarship.
Its capital city at Baghdad became a center of banking and finance.
It controlled trade between the Silk Road and Europe.
90
Dai Viet discouraged agriculture and trade.
True
False
91
lost its power when it was forced to pay tribute to the Mongols
kingdom of Pagan
the Khmer empire
92
Which of the following correctly describes the impact Gregory the Great had on the Church?
He established a strict set of rules for monasteries to follow.
He increased the authority of the pope.
He declared that the pope should serve only a spiritual role.
He created manuscripts that preserved Rome’s intellectual heritage.
93
Korea is about the same size as the state of Utah.
False
True
94
Which of the following is an example of cultural blending?
the conversion of Persia to Islam
the domestication of horses for plowing land
the discovery of bacteria as a cause of disease
the development of democracy in Greece
95
Japan was a unified country.
True
False
96
Which of the following actions did Charlemagne take to strengthen his power? (Select two)
He forbid learning throughout his empire.
He allowed counts to govern their counties any way they wished.
He led armies to fight against enemies in surrounding kingdoms.
He limited the authority of nobles.

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1
Which of the following characterized the Golden Age of the Safavid Empire?
Persia was continuously fighting its neighbors and suppressing rebellions.
It was a period of religious turmoil between Sunni and Shi’a Muslims.
The art and architecture reflected European, Indian, and African influences
Wise leadership resulted in increased trade and the blending of cultures.
2
Dai Viet defeated the Mongols in the late 1200s.
True
False
3
Their followers believe that there is good and evil.
Judaism only
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Christianity only
Islam only
4
Which of the following was true of Moscow? (Select two)
It provided quick access to Constantinople.
Its location near three major rivers gave it a strategic advantage.
It was the first important city in Russia.
It became the home of the patriarch.
5
Which of the following were common themes of medieval literature? (Select two)
detailing the joys and sorrows of romantic love
displaying the conflict between a knight’s duties to his lord and lady
describing the harsh conditions of living in castles
glorifying the brutality of knighthood
6
Korea has a climate of hot summers and cold winters.
False
True
7
wrote critically about war and the hardships of soldiers
Li Bo
Tu Fu
Pi Sheng
8
What are the geographic boundaries of Southeast Asia?
It covers land only between India and China.
It covers land only in the Indian Ocean.
It extends almost to Australia.
It extends across the Pacific to South America.
9
led by the pope
Eastern Orthodox Church
Roman Catholic Church
10
led by the patriarch
Roman Catholic Church
Eastern Orthodox Church
11
What happened to the Koryo dynasty during the Mongol invasion?
The government retreated to an island fortress.
The government accepted the principles of Buddhism.
The government instituted land reforms.
The government refused to pay tribute to Kublai Khan.
12
How did the Russians gain liberation from Mongol rule?
They won a bloodless standoff with the Mongols.
They launched a surprise attack that destroyed the Mongol army.
They used their alliance with Western powers defeat the Mongol forces.
They signed a peace treaty with the Mongols.
13
Which of the following accurately describes the purpose of the devshirme system?
to punish Jewish communities who opposed Ottoman rule
to recruit young Christians to possibly become Janissaries
to improve the agricultural production by introducing different crops
to lower the taxes on the poor so they could buy their own land
14
a government where citizens actively rule and make laws, suchas in ancient Athens
monarchy
direct democracy
republic
aristocracy
15
second class
Jews, Christians, and Zoroastrians
Muslims at birth
converted Muslims
slaves
16
Which of the following was true of the Church during the Middle Ages?
It unified people with a sense of security and belonging.
It had little political authority to guide people’s conduct.
It provided each person with a different path to salvation.
It created division among people in the same manner as feudalism.
17
Their followers should fast during Ramadan.
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Islam only
Judaism only
Christianity only
18
conducts services in Latin
Roman Catholic Church
Eastern Orthodox Church
19
Which reforms are associated with the rule of Suleyman the Magnificent? (Select three correct answers)
balanced budgets for governments
promotion based on merit
penalties for financial corruption
emancipation of slaves
20
Which of the following was true of the Model Parliament?
It included commoners in the decision-making process of government.
It was divided into the House of Commons and the House of Lords.
It was made up of only nobles and bishops.
It helped to strengthen the great lords.
21
What caused the Silla to decline in their power in the ninth century?
establishment of a civil service system
lack of samurai protection
strife within the royal family
inability to tax the people
22
performed endless labor in the fields
Peasant Women
Noblewomen
23
was visited by Marco Polo, who noted its incredible beauty
kingdom of Pagan
the Khmer empire
24
learned household skills from their mothers at an early age
Peasant Women
Noblewomen
25
Dai Viet greatly improved its road and river transportation.
True
False
26
Which statement describes Sufis?
They seek a mystical path in understanding Allah.
They follow the moral teachings in the Sunna to conduct their lives.
They are the largest group within the Muslim population.
They claim their leadership through the descendants of Ali.
27
was located in the Irrawaddy River valley
kingdom of Pagan
the Khmer empire
28
a government ruled by a fewpowerfulpeople, such aswealthy merchants
monarchy
republic
oligarchy
aristocracy
29
Buddhism was the predominant religion in Japan.
True
False
30
What was the purpose of the Justinian Code?
to give the Eastern Empire laws different from laws in the Western Empire
to create a plan for rebuilding churches in Byzantium
to regulate most aspects of Byzantium’s increasingly complex society
to develop new values for education other than classical learning
31
Which of the following was true of the manor system?
The lord provided housing and protection to the serfs.
Free peasants did not receive protection from the lord.
Serfs had to purchase most items from outside the manor.
The male peasants were the only ones who owed the lord duties.
32
Which of the following did Pope Gelasius I suggest to help solve the conflict between popes and emperors?
to grant emperors authority on religious matters
to grant popes authority on religious matters
to have popes and emperors compete for supreme power
to eliminate clear boundaries between the religious and political realms
33
Which of the following correctly describes an effect of the invasions on Medieval Europe?
They created a period of peace and stability in the region.
They caused most people to rely on local rulers who had their own armies.
They led to people looking more to central rulers for security.
They showed that kings could successfully defend their lands.
34
Which of the following was an expectation of a knight under the code of chivalry?
to fight bravely for one master
to protect the weak and the poor
to stop practicing religion
to treat lower classes with brutality
35
Their followers claim Abraham as an ancestor.
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Judaism only
Christianity only
Islam only
36
How did the Reformation help contribute to the development of democracy?
New ideas developed about the rights of people in choosing their leaders.
People staged revolutions to remove kings and install popular governments.
People openly challenged the authority of monarchs and religious leaders.
People openly challenged the authority of monarchs and religious leaders.
37
a government ruled by a singleperson, such as a queen
republic
monarchy
aristocracy
oligarchy
38
Which statement describes how science influenced Muslim art and architecture?
Muslims use geometric designs to decorate the interiors of mosques.
Muslims were the first to use vaulted ceilings to span open space.
Muslims use mathematical calculation to paint scenes involving saints.
Muslims were the first to use domed ceilings in religious buildings.
39
How did the ancient Romans leave a legal legacy for future governments?
by exchanging legal experts with other governments
by recording laws and legal decisions
by maintaining an oral history of Roman laws
by teaching Roman children their laws
40
Their followers claim that Muhammad is the most important prophet.
Christianity only
Islam only
Judaism only
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
41
could act as warriors
Noblewomen
Peasant Women
42
played a key role in defending castles at times
Peasant Women
Noblewomen
43
How did warfare change during the Hundred Years’ War?
Soldiers on horseback became the most important part of the army.
Armies realized that they needed more soldiers to gain victories.
Archers with longbows became more important to the army.
Armies began to rely more on heavily armored knights.
44
first class
Muslims at birth
slaves
Jews, Christians, and Zoroastrians
converted Muslims
45
is home to Angkor Wat, which was built as a symbolic mountain to a Hindu god
the Khmer empire
kingdom of Pagan
46
Their followers believe in only one god.
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Judaism only
Christianity only
Islam only
47
How were merchant guilds different from craft guilds?(Select two)
Merchant guilds set standards for the quality of work.
Merchant guilds prevented people from joining a profession.
Merchant guilds controlled the number of goods that were traded.
Merchant guilds focused on supervising the training of new workers.
48
a government where citizens elect representatives to rule and make laws, such as in ancient Rome
aristocracy
oligarchy
republic
monarchy
49
improved rice cultivation with four crops per year, helping it become prosperous
kingdom of Pagan
the Khmer empire
50
wrote poetry about life’s pleasures
Li Bo
Tu Fu
Pi Sheng
51
Korea’s main population is located in the interior and the east coast.
True
False
52
presented legislation passed after 534
The Code
The Institutes
The Digest
The Novellae
53
developed the idea of movable type
Pi Sheng
Tu Fu
Li Bo
54
An absolute monarchy is needed to control the selfish ambitions of people.
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
Baron de Montesquieu
55
contained nearly 5,000 Roman laws that were still considered useful for the Byzantine Empire
The Digest
The Novellae
The Institutes
The Code
56
Their followers believe that there is a heaven and a hell.
Christianity only
Islam only
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Judaism only
57
Which of the following were effects of the plague?(Select three)
There was in increase in the number of serfs leaving manors.
There was a decrease in prices.
There was a decrease in the prestige of the Church.
There was a decrease in trade.
58
permits priests to be married
Roman Catholic Church
Eastern Orthodox Church
59
The only legitimate government is based on the consent of the governed.
John Locke
Baron de Montesquieu
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Thomas Hobbes
60
What led to the revival of Confucianism during the late Tang and Song dynasties?
Scholars reinterpreted the text to address new concerns.
Printers used new techniques to make books more available.
Emperors implemented the teachings into their courts.
Trade with foreign nations encouraged the spread of Chinese beliefs.
61
Dai Viet paid tribute to China yet remained independent.
True
False
62
Korea has a relatively flat topography.
True
False
63
Why is habeas corpus important?
It ensures that a monarch requests money to wage war.
It ensures that accused persons receive a jury trial.
It prevents people from being wrongfully or unjustly detained.
It prevents soldiers from occupying the homes of citizens.
64
a government ruled by a small group of people, such as a
oligarchy
monarchy
republic
aristocracy
65
How did the French National Assembly attempt to apply the ideas of the Enlightenment?
It drafted a citizen army to defend against invading foreign armies.
It restructured the way the Estates-General provided for representation.
It closed the Bastille and freed any political prisoners.
It made the government responsible for protecting the rights of the people.
66
How did ancient Greek philosophers investigate the nature of the universe, human society, and morality?
by conducting experiments
by using logic and reason
by relying on religious texts
by leading an ethical life
67
Which of Yaroslav’s actions helped lead to the decline of Kiev?
the marrying of his daughters and sisters to kings and princes
the promoting of Christianity
the creating of a new legal code
the dividing of the realm among his sons
68
In Japan each clan worshiped its own gods.
True
False
69
The powers of government should be divided into separate branches to prevent a group from increasing its power.
John Locke
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Baron de Montesquieu
Thomas Hobbes
70
allows the emperor to have authority over the religious leader
Eastern Orthodox Church
Roman Catholic Church
71
educated their daughters using tutors
Noblewomen
Peasant Women
72
In Japan hundreds of clans controlled their own territories.
True
False
73
Their followers must pray five times a day.
Judaism only
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Christianity only
Islam only
74
Who held the power in the Japanese government during the Kamakura shogunate?
landowners
warlords
emperor
shogun
75
Why did the German rulers fail to unify the German states during the Middle Ages?(Select two)
They lost the support of the princes who elected them.
They had frequent clashes with the pope.
They gained the support of powerful merchants.
They engaged in continued wars with Italian cities.
76
Which was a characteristic of the nomadic way of life on the Eurasian steppe?
The people lived in portable tents called yurts.
The people grew crops on established farms.
The people rarely came back to the same area twice.
The people lived in groups called dynasties.
77
Which of the following effects did the Great Famine have on society?
It led to people having more weakened immune systems.
It resulted in people relying more on livestock than on grain.
It caused an increase in population.
It caused more people to become farmers to increase food production.
78
People have a right to rebel against governments that fail to protect their rights to life, liberty, and property.
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Baron de Montesquieu
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
79
built an elaborate irrigation system and waterways
the Khmer empire
kingdom of Pagan
80
quoted and summarized the opinions of Rome’s greatest legal thinkers about the laws
The Digest
The Code
The Novellae
The Institutes
81
was a textbook that taught law students how to use the laws
The Institutes
The Novellae
The Code
The Digest
82
third class
slaves
converted Muslims
Muslims at birth
Jews, Christians, and Zoroastrians
83
When did the Japanese end their cultural missions to China?
before the Heian period
when the shogun began to rule
during the Tang dynasty
when Prince Shotoku took power
84
Which of the following was a problem that troubled the Church during the medieval period?
Bishops participated in the practice of selling positions in the Church.
Many people refused to pay tithes to the Church.
Bishops cared more about their spiritual duties than their feudal lord.
Many priests refused to marry and have families.
85
What was the purpose of the UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
to prevent the outbreak of war
to serve as an international code of conduct
to establish rules involving international trade
to regulate the sales of war materials
86
Which of the following helped lead to an increase in the food supply in Europe?
the use of a new harness for horses
the switch to using oxen to plow fields
the development of a two-field system
a slightly cooler climate
87
In which of the following ways did the English government change during the Middle Ages?(Selcet two)
A parliamentary system was started.
People were guaranteed basic political rights.
The king was given more power.
The powers of the feudal nobles were limited.
88
fourth class
Muslims at birth
converted Muslims
slaves
Jews, Christians, and Zoroastrians
89
Which statement characterizes the caliphate of al-Andalus?
It spanned the regions of North Africa and the Middle East.
Its capital city at Córdoba became a center of culture and scholarship.
Its capital city at Baghdad became a center of banking and finance.
It controlled trade between the Silk Road and Europe.
90
Dai Viet discouraged agriculture and trade.
True
False
91
lost its power when it was forced to pay tribute to the Mongols
kingdom of Pagan
the Khmer empire
92
Which of the following correctly describes the impact Gregory the Great had on the Church?
He established a strict set of rules for monasteries to follow.
He increased the authority of the pope.
He declared that the pope should serve only a spiritual role.
He created manuscripts that preserved Rome’s intellectual heritage.
93
Korea is about the same size as the state of Utah.
False
True
94
Which of the following is an example of cultural blending?
the conversion of Persia to Islam
the domestication of horses for plowing land
the discovery of bacteria as a cause of disease
the development of democracy in Greece
95
Japan was a unified country.
True
False
96
Which of the following actions did Charlemagne take to strengthen his power? (Select two)
He forbid learning throughout his empire.
He allowed counts to govern their counties any way they wished.
He led armies to fight against enemies in surrounding kingdoms.
He limited the authority of nobles.