Why was Britain the first country to industrialize?

Britain possessed all of the factors of production needed to industrialize.

How did the Athenian military compare to the Spartan military?

The Athenians had a stronger navy, but Sparta had a stronger army

How did the methods and subjects in art change during the Renaissance?

Painting became more realistic as a result of the use of perspective

How did Siam confront imperialism?

They played foreign countries against each other

What was the Inquisition?

time period where the Catholic Church used a court to accuse non believers

Napoleon's policy preventing trade between Great Britain European Nations

How did industrialization lead to imperialism?

European countries wanted to extract raw resources

Which of the following was a consequence of the Germanic invasion of the Roman Empire?

People began living rural lifestyles in the countryside

German monk whose protest against the Catholic Church let to Reformation

Which definition matches the idea of a Social Contract?

an agreement that limits individual rights for the sake of government

Which of the following was NOT a goal at the Congress of Vienna?

Take power away from European Monarchs

The Middle Ages refers to which period of time?

The period between the Fall of Rome and the Renaissance

Why did Socrates’ teachings threaten ancient Athenian society?

Socrates called into question Athenian traditions

period of rebirth of art and learning in Europe lasting from1300 to 1600

How does capitalism work?

People invest their money in businesses to make a profit.

What is the most important part of Alexander the Great's Legacy?

The impact he and his army had on culture throughout the empire

Which of the following was NOT a result of Colonial rule in Africa?

African Colonial subjects received full economic and political rights

Why was sea trade important for the Greeks?

Trade was critical for Greeks because they had very few natural resources.

government in which citizens have the right to select their own leaders

Members of the Society of Jesus, a Roman Catholic religious order

The oldest living male of a Roman family

Which statement accurately characterizes the Hindu religion?

Its followers believe that one's soul is reborn again and again.

One of Rome's most important contributions to the world was its law. What did early Roman law focus on?

increasing the rights of citizens

The view that the earth and the other planets revolve around the sun

How did Peter the Great increase his power?

He put the Church under his control, expanded rights for women

What happened in the Third Crusade, famous for the battles between Richard the Lionheart of England

The two negotiated a truce after many years of fierce fighting.

What is the relationship between the Shogun and the Emperor?

Shogun managed Japanese affairs, but the Emperor remained head of empire

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1
The sacred text of Islam is
The Vedas
The Torah
The Bible
The Qur'an
2
Why was Britain the first country to industrialize?
They felt that the cottage industry was too bourgeois.
Britain possessed all of the factors of production needed to industrialize.
Their terrible taste in food spurred them to greatness.
The desire to industrialize coincided with their belief in equality
3
How did the Athenian military compare to the Spartan military?
Sparta had the superior navy and army
Both city-states' armies and navies were equally matched
The Athenians had a stronger navy, but Sparta had a stronger army
Athens had the superior navy and army
4
Which Emperor reunited the two halves of the Roman Empire?
Constantine
Diocletian
Attila
Julius Caesar
5
How did the methods and subjects in art change during the Renaissance?
Sculpting was about less realistic figures and more imaginary
It was only about religious paintings
Art was only of peasants not of anyone important
Painting became more realistic as a result of the use of perspective
6
How did Siam confront imperialism?
They paid large taxes so they could be controlled by France and Britain.
They had a civil war and destroyed their own country
They fought off their imperial masters.
They played foreign countries against each other
7
What was the Inquisition?
time period at the end of the Reformation which killed Martin Luther
time period was marked by free exercise or religion use of Birkenstocks.
time in history where the Catholic Church thought about its abuse
time period where the Catholic Church used a court to accuse non believers
8
In which war did the Greeks defeat the Persians at Marathon?
The Peloponnesian Wars
The Persian War
The Trojan War
The Punic Wars
9
The idea that God has already determined who will be saved, and who won't be is called
Predestination
Theocracy
Lutheranism
Anabaptist
10
Continental System
government-run public school
complete set of laws set up by Napoleon that eliminated many injustices
Napoleon's policy preventing trade between Great Britain European Nations
policy of burning fields and slaughtering livestock
11
Christianity is based on the teachings of...
The Buddha
Jesus Christ
Mohammed
The pope
12
How did industrialization lead to imperialism?
As railroads spread, the British could more easily access China,
Asian and African traders invited Europeans to build factories
European countries wanted to extract raw resources
Europeans fled Europe because they hated the pollution from factories
13
Which woman advocated for women's rights to an equal education and access to the fields of medicine and politics?
Madame de Pompadour
Catherine the Great
Marie Thérèse Rodet Geoffrin
Mary Wollstonecraft
14
The religious officials of the Catholic Church were known as members of the...
Patriarchy
Layman
Clergy
Parish
15
Which of the following is NOT one of the 4 driving forces behind Imperialism?
Racism
Spread of Democracy
Religion
Money
16
Which of the following was a consequence of the Germanic invasion of the Roman Empire?
Latin was standardized and became the official language of Europe
Trade was revived and economies grew
People began living rural lifestyles in the countryside
Cities grew in population and wealth
17
Martin Luther
16th century movement for religious reform
German monk whose protest against the Catholic Church let to Reformation
Queen of England who reasserted Protestantism
king of England who had a conflict with England church
18
Which of the following groups does not fit into the MIDDLE CLASS of the Industrial Revolution?
Professionals
Businees people
Skilled workers
Factory Workers
19
Guillotine
Revolutionary leader who tried to wipe out every trace of France's past
Machine for beheading people
Radical group of Parisian wage-earners
Member of the Jacobin Club, a radical political organization
20
Which definition matches the idea of a Social Contract?
a social movement that tried to apply logic and reasoning to all aspects
the belief that truth can be found through reason and logic
a group of social thinkers
an agreement that limits individual rights for the sake of government
21
Johannes Gutenberg invented which device around 1440?
The printing press
Cyrillic Alphabet
Gun powder
The Helicopter
22
Which of the following was NOT a goal at the Congress of Vienna?
Strengthen the countries around France to prevent further French conquest
Restore power to former European Monarchs
Take power away from European Monarchs
Balance the power throughout Europe, so no country could conquer the others
23
The Middle Ages refers to which period of time?
The period between the Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire
The period between the Fall of Rome and the Renaissance
The period between the two World Wars
The life crisis every person encounters when they turn 50
24
This ruler united all of the Mongol tribes and became their Great Ruler
Marco Polo
Augustus
Genghis Khan
Pax Mongolica
25
Which of the following was an outcome of Rome's victory over Carthage in the Punic Wars?
The period of Pax Romana began
Augustus was crowned Emperor of Rome
Caesar became Rome's first Emperor
Civil war broke out in Rome
26
Why did Socrates’ teachings threaten ancient Athenian society?
Socrates called into question Athenian traditions
Socrates criticized Athenian democratic principles that allowed slavery
Socrates believed that political power should be given to Greek women.
Socrates expressed the belief that the best one led by a philosopher
27
The blend of Greek, Persian, Egyptian and Indian culture is known as ___________?
Baroque
Imperialism
Hellenism
Classicism
28
Renaissance
focus on human potential and achievements
concerned with worldly rather than spiritual matters
person who financially supported artists
period of rebirth of art and learning in Europe lasting from1300 to 1600
29
How does capitalism work?
People invest their money in businesses to make a profit.
It is the belief that when at war, conquering a capital is the way to win.
Capitalism is when all of the economic production is owned by government.
It was agreed that the first letter of every sentence would be capitalized.
30
This guaranteed certain basic political rights in England in 1215.
Estates-General
common Law
Parliament
Magna Carta
31
One of Buddhism's similarities with Hinduism is that both believe...?
In the Caste System
in science.
In reincarnation
In Buddha
32
What is the most important part of Alexander the Great's Legacy?
The lands he conquered
The wars he won
his many children
The impact he and his army had on culture throughout the empire
33
This was a bloodless conflict where the English Parliament actually asked a foreign Prince to invade their country
Habeas Corpus
Scottish Invasions
Glorious Revolution
English Civil War
34
Which two major religions both sprouted out of Judaism?
Christianity and Buddhism
Christianity and Islam
Hinduism and Buddhism
Islam and Hinduism
35
Which of the following was NOT a result of Colonial rule in Africa?
African Colonial subjects received full economic and political rights
Many Africans' local traditions were destroyed
Africans lost control over much of their land
boundaries Europeans drew had no relation to ethnic divisions in Africa
36
Which of these was NOT a factor that led to the French Revolution?
The Enlightenment
Failing Economy
Weak king
German Invasion
37
Why was sea trade important for the Greeks?
Trade was critical for Greeks because they had very few natural resources.
Trade was important to the Greeks because it allowed them find the America.
Trade was important to, Greeks because they wanted to spread Roman ideas.
because it allowed them to learn about Antarctica.
38
Which of these is NOT an effect of the plague?
trade declined
The church lost prestige
1/3 of europe's population died
Increased population growth
39
Republic
government in which citizens have the right to select their own leaders
official who helped the plebeians protect their rights
aristocratic branch of Rome's government
military unit of the ancient Roman Army
40
Jesuits
Independent geopolitical units of people having a common culture, identity
Leaders of Protestant movements, reject the Doctrine of Transubstantiation
Members of the Society of Jesus, a Roman Catholic religious order
People accused of having a religious belief contrary to teachings of church
41
Which of the following contributed to the decline of French power during Louis XIV’s reign?
Because of the endless war, the French Monarchy was in constant debt
A series of poor harvests produced food shortages at home
All of the above
The League of Augsburg formed in the late 1680s to stop France's expansion
42
Paterfamilias
A open-air building in which Roman chariot races took place
Roman priest who described signs and warnings in nature for Roman people
The oldest living male of a Roman family
A country home owned by wealthy Roman citizens
43
Which statement accurately characterizes the Hindu religion?
Its followers trace their origins to a group of people who migrated China.
Its followers believe that one's soul is reborn again and again.
Its followers believe that there is only one god who controls man's action
trace their origins to teachings of one person who lived in ancient India.
44
One of Rome's most important contributions to the world was its law. What did early Roman law focus on?
increasing the rights of citizens
establishing standards of justice
defining the burden of proof
decreasing the use of harsh punishments
45
Phillip II and his famous Spanish Armada were defeated by which country when he tried to invade in 1588?
Portugal
Italy
England
France
46
Heliocentric Theory
The view that the earth operates according to the universal laws of motion
The view that God created the universe
The view that the earth and the other planets revolve around the sun
The view that the earth was an immovable object located at the center
47
How did Peter the Great increase his power?
He fought a bear with his bare hands and won.
He increased his power by taxing the ever living life out of his nobles.
He forced the citizens of Russia to adopt the same cultural norms as Japan
He put the Church under his control, expanded rights for women
48
What happened in the Third Crusade, famous for the battles between Richard the Lionheart of England
Richard defeated Saladin and returned to England a war hero
Christians never reached the Holy Land and conquered Constantinople instead
Saladin defeated Richard and put an end to all of the Crusades
The two negotiated a truce after many years of fierce fighting.
49
What is the relationship between the Shogun and the Emperor?
Emperor is the leader of the Japanese military, the Shogun runs the state
Shogun managed Japanese affairs, but the Emperor remained head of empire
The title of Emperor is held by the eldest male in the Minamoto family
The Emperor was a position passed between male family members,
50
Britain wanted to trade for a very large amount of Chinese tea, what did they begin to trade in exchange for it?
Opium
Silver
Gold
Silk

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