Priests used the Sacred Round to

find best days to plant, hunt, cure, do battle, &perform etc

The Council of Trent, which began meeting in 1545, was a council

that fought both Church corruption and Protestantism.

Why did the Chinese develop a way to inoculate people?

to prevent the spread of disease

Why was Zen Buddhism a good match for the samurai way of life?

helped samurai learn discipline and focus their minds.

Shinto priests built shrines that reflected Japan's

agricultural society and love for nature.

What was a main motive for European exploration?

inding new trade routes to Asia

Catholics were deeply disturbed by the abuse of indulgences, because it seemed as though

people could buy forgiveness for their sins.

Michelangelo is very well known for

painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

wealthy family that ruled the city-state of Florence.

What is one accomplishment of Leonardo da Vinci?

created paintings that are masterpieces.

In medieval times, Japan absorbed different cultures because Prince Shotoku

encouraged contact with Korea and China.

10.How did polygamy work in Aztec society?

An Aztec man could have multiple wives.

focused on individual dignity, nature, and human society

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1
Priests used the Sacred Round to
identify which families should be joined together through
find best days to plant, hunt, cure, do battle, &perform etc
sacrifice captain & members of the losing team after a game
assign duties, such as spinning, weaving, and cooking
2
The Catholic Church reform that followed the Protestant Reformation is called the
Counter-Reformation.
Second-Reformation.
Roman-Reformation.
Error-Reformation.
3
During the Yuan dynasty (Mongols), China was ruled by
Foreigners
Elected officials
Buddhist monks
Tang
4
Which of the following is evidence of the Incas skill in engineering?
Terraces
Roads
Buildings
Trees
5
Christians who separated from the Roman Catholic Church during the Reformation were known as
Clergy.
Catholics.
Hussites.
Protestants.
6
The Council of Trent, which began meeting in 1545, was a council
that fought both Church corruption and Protestantism.
that worked to combine Catholicism and Protestantism.
focused on making Protestantism the official religion.
dedicated to preserving the corruptions of the Church.
7
Why did the Chinese develop a way to inoculate people?
to encourage them to drink tea
to help people learn to use mechanical clocks
to prevent the spread of disease
to disinfect germs in clothing
8
1.The capital of the Aztec empire was called
Mesoamerica.
Chapultepec.
Tenochtitlán.
Culhuacan.
9
Why was Zen Buddhism a good match for the samurai way of life?
forced samurai to examine and increase their fear of death.
helped samurai learn discipline and focus their minds.
gave samurai the hope of reaching the paradise of Pure Land.
brought samurai closer to nature and their role in it.
10
This painting shows a scene from the Tale of Genji, by
Jocho.
Murasaki Sikibu.
Sei Shonagan.
Fujiwara.
11
Shinto priests built shrines that reflected Japan's
good economy and appreciation for art.
agricultural society and love for nature.
changing values and different morals.
progressive industry and complex history.
12
Families in the Inca Empire belonged to larger clans called
quipus.
chasquis.
oracles
ayllus.
13
Which civilization was known for developing the most complex system of writing in the Americas?
Ayllu
Aztec
Inca
Maya
14
What did Renaissance architects study and model their own buildings after?
Roman and Greek ruins
Chinese and Indian ships
Spanish and Irish altars
British and French castles
15
What was a main motive for European exploration?
finding people who could design better ships
finding spices from the Americas
finding foods that would not spoil on a long voyage
inding new trade routes to Asia
16
Catholics were deeply disturbed by the abuse of indulgences, because it seemed as though
people could buy forgiveness for their sins.
people were required by the Church to commit sin.
people were no longer able to sin.
people no longer understood what sin was.
17
Michelangelo is very well known for
building a number of churches and chapels.
inventing a wide array of unique machines.
publishing a long pamphlet about science.
painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
18
Who were the Medici?
line of kings who ruled Florence during the Renaissance.
wealthy family that ruled the city-state of Venice.
wealthy family that ruled the city-state of Florence.
family of painters and sculptors living in Florence.
19
Which religion reached its height of influence in China during the Tang dynasty?
Sikhism
Buddhism
Confucianism
Hinduism
20
What did Newton's 1687 book, "Principia," present?
all of the above
laws on gravity and motion
ideas on the stars and moon
thoughts on time and space
21
What is one accomplishment of Leonardo da Vinci?
wrote multiple novels that became famous.
invented the first European printing press.
made many advanced discoveries on gravity.
created paintings that are masterpieces.
22
The Incas transmitted messages from one part of their empire to another by
using riders on horseback.
using trained carrier pigeons
an elaborate relay system.
sending smoke signals.
23
In medieval times, Japan absorbed different cultures because Prince Shotoku
ruled Japan after ruling Korea and China.
conquered many cities in Korea and China.
encouraged contact with Korea and China.
had relatives that lived in Korea and China.
24
Mayan culture flourished in the region known as
The Midlands
Meopotamia
Mesoamerica
South America
25
10.How did polygamy work in Aztec society?
Only slaves could participate in polygamy.
An Aztec woman could have many husbands.
An Aztec man could have multiple wives.
Only an emperor could perform polygamy.
26
Botticelli's Adoration of the Magi shows the techniques Renaissance artists used for
perspective
architecture
sculpture
engineering
27
What kind of architectural design did the Japanese adopt when Buddhism arrived in Japan?
Kani and Kana
India and Thailand
France and Britain
Korea and China
28
Bushido means
"the sound of one hand clapping."
"the art of beautiful writing."
"the way of the warrior."
"the western paradise."
29
Which Chinese invention is still used for recording and transmitting the written word?
tea
rocket technology
woodblock printing
steel
30
In Aztec markets, people would barter, or
promise favors for goods.
exchange labor for goods.
pay for goods with money.
trade a good for another.
31
What is humanism?
belief that people should follow religious teachings w/out?
focused on individual dignity, nature, and human society
person's class/family is more important than individuals
belief that people should not try to control their own lives
32
The theory that Earth is the center of the solar system is called the
geocentric theory.
heliocentric theory.
Newtonian theory.
Copernicus theory.

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