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World History Mid-Term Review
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Christians were initially persecuted in Ancient Rome because they refused to do this:
worship Roman gods
pay taxes
attend the Coliseum
salute Caesar
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A religion that worships only one god is known by this term:
monotheism
singular worship
Uno worship
polytheism
3
Muslims hold this belief about Muhammad:
He is the Son of God
He is God
He was an angel
He was the last and the greatest of the prophets
4
He wrote The Republic, his vision of a perfect form of government:
J.K. Rowling
Plato
Aristotle
Socrates
5
These wealthy, aristocratic landowners held most of the power in the early Roman Republic:
tribunes
patricians
senators
plebeians
6
His invention of the printing press changed the world:
Steve Jobs
Johann Gutenburg
Bill Gates
Igor Pressman
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These two city-states opposed each other in the Peloponnesian War:
Athens and Troy
Sparta and Troy
Athens and Sparta
Athens and Tyre
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Name for the first five books of the Jewish Bible, containing the sacred writings of Judaism:
Old Testament
Talmud
New Testament
Torah
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This was someone who held absolute power for a six-month period in Ancient Rome:
tribune
dictator
senator
patrician
10
Government rule by “direct” participation of the citizens is called:
socialism
republic
direct democracy
aristocracy
11
Writing in your local language instead of a classical language is called:
jive speak
lexicon
vernacular
loco languago
12
This technique was used to create three-dimensional art:
triple canvas
perspective
triple brush
tri-painting
13
Luther protested the selling of these, which led to the Reformation:
statues
homemade pies
indulgences
stock
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This is the term for a 200 year period of peace and prosperity in Rome:
Pax Mongolica
Two Century Peace
Pax of Years
Pax Romana
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This was a person who represented the lower class of Roman citizens:
representative
patrician
tribune
senator
16
In order to be a patron, you had to be this:
a patrician
wealthy
a tribune
artisitic
17
The Council of Trent declared this about the Bible:
everybody can interpret for themselve
the Catholic Church's interpretation is final
it is infallible
Protestants interpret it better
18
He declared himself head of the English Church:
Henry VIII
Louis XIV
Louis XVI
Napoleon
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Henry VIII’s desire for this led to his split with the Roman Catholic Church:
a male heir
a hat like the pope's
a female ear
a male ear
20
This philosopher was condemned for “corrupting the youth of Athens":
Socrates
Dr. Phil
Aristotle
Plato
21
One of John Calvin’s major teachings:
predestination
what is your destination?
which way do I go?
get to your destination
22
This was a military division of the Roman army:
battalion
corps
legion
brigade
23
Athens and Sparta were both:
city-states
democracies
totalitarian
republics
24
The word for the release from selfishness and pain in Buddhism:
Nirvana
reincarnation
brahman
Buddha
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Humanism rose from the study of:
Judeo-Christian culture
Egyptian and Persian culture
Frankish and Gothic culture
Classical Greek and Roman culture