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ACE4 *Final Global I Review - Ms. Bach
ACE4 *Final Global I Review - Ms. Bach
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mercantilism benefits
the workers
the mother country
the common people
the indiginous people
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Absolute Rulers
Total power over nation
believed in their divine right to rule
All of the above
ruled like dictators
3
first written law in Mesopotamia
Mohenjo - Daro
Narmer Palette
Code of Hammurabi
Mandate of Heaven
4
Africa had great architecture and education prior to Islamic Influences and European colonialism
True
False
5
The Indus Valley Civilization was different from the others because
less technologically advanced
Were located in the Americas
Had little class distinction
Were the most violent
6
Where did Hinduism originate?
Mesopotamia
China
Byzantine Empire
India
7
archaeological studies suggest the theory that
All the continents were settled at the same time
The wheel was used by all early societies
earliest humans evolved in the Great Rift Valley
Farming societies developed before hunting societies
8
Where did Christianity originate?
Roman Empire
Byzantine Empire
Mesopotamia
China
9
The code of Bushido of the Japanese samurai is most similar to
Judaism
chivalry by European knights
reincarnation and karma of Hindu
natural rights of the enlightenment writers
10
One major contributor to the wealth and success of the Ottoman Empire
Mongolian power
the Christian religion
oil reserves
extensive trade
11
The success of the Mali and Ghana Empires in Africa were based on
The protection of political rights
gold and salt trade
A representative government
Few economic opportunities
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The similarity between the Mughal, Safavid, and Ottoman Empires is
influential in religious art
Economic activity declined
used gunpowder, firearms and connons
Art contained religious themes
13
Muhammad began
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
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Which aspect of a nation's culture is most directly influenced by the physical geography?
Form of government
Population distribution
Social class system
Religious
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proper chronological order of religions listed
Judaism, Islam, Christianity
Islam, Judaism, Christianity
Christianity, Judaism, Islam
Judaism, Christianity, Islam
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One effect of mountain ranges, rainforests and river systems have had on Latin America is/was
encourage cultural diffusion
limit development of transportation + communication systems
permitted a single form of gov't
communal agreements and cooperation
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During the Middle Ages, Europeans did not eat potatoes or corn because these vegetables
Were forbidden by the Catholic church for religious reasons
Were too expensive to import from China
Had not yet been introduced
Were believed to be poisonous
18
How are filial piety in Confucian China and citizenship in ancient Athens similar
Required legalist principles
Emphasize duties and responsibilities
Encourage advanced technology
promoted respect for the environment
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Pax means
constantly losing Wars
decrease in population
relevant peace and prosperity
decline in standards
20
In most societies, works of art and architecture generally serve to
Limit the influence of religion
Reflect the values of that Society
Satisfy the needs of the leader
Express opposition to the government in power
21
In China, ethnocentrism was most influenced by
democratic government
It's geographic isolation
Reliance on foreign Nations
Christianity
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A belief in many gods is monotheism
False
True
23
Philosophers Plato, Aristotle, and Socrates
Sparta Greece
Athens Greece
Han China
Rome
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What religion did Asoka use to achieve his goals
Catholicism
Buddhism
Judaism
Hinduism
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Christianity, Islam, and Judaism are all
polytheistic
Abrahamic religions
politically based
believe in reincarnation
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In China, the divine approval thought to be the basis of royal authority
Mandate of Heaven
Polythesism
China Worship
Anthropology
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Europe's divine right to rule and China's mandate of heaven are similar
still exist today in those empires
democratic
God given right to rule
Oligarchy focused
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Aqueducts, fair treatment under the law, and Latin language
Gupta Empire
Roman Empire
Greece
Mesopotamia
29
The Ming Dynasty eventually distrusted foreigners which led to
poverty
democracy
isolationism
expansionism
30
Athenians are credited with
Inventing the printing press
Democracy
Inventing the wheel
Eliminating slavery
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Animism
a cycle of Life, Death, and rebirth
All living things have souls
Salvation through Good Deeds
All believe in the same God
32
Renaissance artists changed art by focussing on
balance
Proportion
All of these
Scale
33
A sultan, czar, caliph, Khan are all names for
leader of the Jewish religion
philosophers
dancers
Rulers
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who debated the heliocentric universe
The new world and the old
Republicans and democrats
science and religion
Romans and Greeks
35
Early civilizations worshiped many gods and were
monotheistic
polytheistic
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The European feudal system
high social Mobility
Supported by the labor of peasants
promote political and economic equality
had a powerful middle class
37
Indus Valley government promoted
Slavery
Monotheism
water collection
War
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A major contribution of the Roman Empire
revolutionary socialism
Gunpowder
Monotheism
legal system
39
Which statement best describes the results of the Crusades
Islamic Influences dominated Europe
Europeans maintained a lasting control over the Middle East
trade between Europe and Middle East was expanded
Europeans tolerance of non-christian religion
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In Europe a long-term effect of the Crusades was
The adoption of Islamic religion
Increased European isolation
increased demand for goods from the East
strengthening of the feudal system
41
King Louis the XIV is best known for
dismissal of Christianity
Taking Spain into the new age
kind and friendly nature
being an absolute ruler of France
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Islamic golden age brought light and advancement to
Middle East, parts of Africa and parts of Europe and Asia
no where, they were in the dark ages
The entire world at that time
Middle East and China
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the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem and the Great Pyramid in Egypt are examples
cultural diffusion
monuments no longer existing
Architect reflecting religious beliefs
Buddhist architecture
44
In Japan, the Tokugawa Shogunate
isolated the country from the outside world
ruled China
was culturally linksed with Europe
developed extensive trade with the Americas
45
Shang priests told the future with
Oracle Bone
Rosetta Stone
Ziggurat
Narmer Palette
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a Chinese belief that the deceased have the ability to influence fortune
Daoism
Influenza
Christianity
Ancestor Worship
47
marshy region - deposits of silt at the mouth of a river
Dynastic Cycle
Silted Area
River Area
Delta
48
Where did taoism originate?
Israel
India
Mesopotamia
China
49
Absolute rulers followed guidelines that which two writers would support
Johan Sebastian and Mozart
Buddha and Abraham
Confucius and Muhammed
Han fei Zi and Machiavelli
50
Both the ancient Romans and the ancient Chinese view foreigners as barbarians. This is known as
Cultural diffusion
Ethnocentrism
Materialism
Imperialism
51
Taoism
the five Confucian relationships
Harmony between humans and nature
one God
the Eightfold Path
52
Queen Elizabeth I, Catherine the Great and WuZitian all were
strong female leaders
expanded the rights of citizens
lead their countries into a golden age
all of these are correct
53
In Chinese culture ___ philosophy had a big impact on social order and political organization
taoism
Communism
Confucianism
Shintoism
54
The Roman Catholic Church during the Middle Ages in Europe can best be described as
Favored separation from secular governments
a stabilizing influence
Avoided involvement in Social and educational matters
a weak force
55
The height of the Mongol Empire is marked with?
Emphasis on individualism
Religious tolorance and expansion
Religious uniformity
total annihilation of all
56
Muran I and Suleiman the Magnificent were both Ottoman rulers
True
False
57
while Feudal times focused on God and religion, the Renaissance focused on
aggression
Humanism
Isolationism
Confucianism
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Empire that introduced the Eastern Orthodox Church & Cyrillic alphabet to Russia
Persian Empire
Rome
Greece
Byzantine Empire
59
offshoot of Hinduism with no caste system
Imperialism
Hinduism
Buddhism
Capitalism
60
The historical pattern of the rise, decline, and replacement of dynasties in China
Polythesism
Rise and Fall Cycle
The Dynastic Cycle
Mandate of Heaven
61
Feudalism in Western Europe was similar to feudalism in Japan in that
monotheism
power was based on class relationships
direct democracy
equality among social classes
62
Sumerian writing-wedged shaped symbols
Hieroglyphics
Sumeriform
Cuneiform
Confucianism
63
One similarity between the five pillars of Islam and the Ten Commandments is that both
Support reincarnation
guide proper ethical and moral Behavior
Use statues to symbolize God
Promote Salvation through Jesus
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Which religion believes all humans eventually become one with God
Hinduism
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
65
Mansa Musa was
All of the above
An African Muslim King
The leader of the Mali empire
The richest man in the world
66
After the western Roman Empire fell the eastern part became known as
Gupta Empire
Persian Empire
Bynitine Kingdom
Byzantine Empire
67
A Golden Age is ?
Prosperity, stability, technological advancements
female rulers
A strong military led to democracy
poverty and devistation
68
Empress Wu was
a Great ruler during a golden age
all of the above
Buddhist
female leader of China
69
The Ottoman empire controlled the Indian Ocean trade routes prior to Europe's age of exploration
True
False
70
Geographic diversity in the Middle East led to
unequal standards of living
common economic systems
similar political systems
uniform living
71
The Gupta Empire was best known for
aqueducts
inventing printing press
gunpowder
advances in mathematics and Medicine
72
Romans most significant contribution to the western world
Drama
Law
Economics
Poetry
73
reasons for development of early civilizations in Mesopotamia river valley
These rivers flowed into the Mediterranean sea
protected the people from land invasion
rivers provided a trade route between Europe and Asia
periodic flooding left rich soil ideal for farming
74
invented in India around the ninth century and adopted by Islamic traders
gunpowder
The clock
the concept of Zero
Silk
75
The Five Pillars
Shinto
Islam
Buddhism
Judaism
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The teachings of Confucius encouraged people to
Follow a code of moral conduct
But their own interest first
Believe in reincarnation
Reject government Authority
77
One way in which Eastern Orthodoxy, Roman Catholicism, and Protestantism are similar
all official religion of the Byzantine Empire
branch of Christianity
Rejects the Old Testament
supreme authority of Pope
78
two rivers located in Mesopotamia
Tiger and Euploid
Yellow and Brown
Yellow and Ming
Tigris and Euphrates
79
The Middle Ages in Western Europe were characterized by
The manor system and the importance of land ownership
Extensive trade with Asia and the Middle East
Decreased emphasis on religion in daily life
Absolute monarchies and strong central governments
80
The governing system used by people of Athens
Dynastic Democracy
Democratic Republic
Republic democracy
Direct Democracy
81
An influence that spread from the Byzantine Empire to early Russia was
Orthodox Christian religion
Beginning of democracy
Factory system
The use of the Latin alphabet
82
The early civilizations of the Nile, Meso, and Yellow River valley, were most similar because
monotheistic
they depended on fertile land
they depended on each other for trade
they were industrialized societies
83
Which is an accurate statement about Japan's natural resources
petroleum rich
suitable for growing grain
coal and iron rich
extensively used the Seas for fishing
84
In Buddhism salvation is earned by
giving up selfish desire
Being baptized and confirmed
Following the Ten Commandments
Worshipping Allah
85
In Spanish colonies, the deaths of large numbers of the native people led to
No change
the African slave trade
Adopting native religons
A European pandemic
86
Ways the Vedas, Bible, and Quran are similar
Provide guidelines to govern behavior of believers
Support political rebellion
Encourage Strife
Deny the existence of a Supreme Being
87
Where did Judaism originate?
Mesopotamia
China
The Roman Empire
India
88
Niccolo Machiavelli supported
popular vote
agricultural products given to the poor
democracy
leaders should do whatever is necessary to achieve their goals
89
A multi-stepped pyramid -Sumerian temple
Zebra
Palace
Ziggurat
Temple
90
In European Feudal society, an individual's social status was determined by
marriage
education and training
birth
individual abilities
91
Where did the Eastern Orthodox religion originate?
China
Byzantine Empire
India
Israel
92
legalism
a political system based on fairness
political system based on reward and harsh punishments
political system with no punishments and no reward
a political system based on democracy
93
the key to the successful organization of Society according to Confucius, is that
know and do what is expected
democratic practice
discontinue ancestor worship
The evil and human must be eliminated
94
The Eightfold Path and the concept of Nirvana
Islam
Judaism
Shinto
Buddhism
95
The Golden Age of Muslim culture was best known for its
Advances in mathematics, science, and medicine
Policies to reduce trade between the Middle East and China
Frequent conflicts between Christians and Jews
Attempts to colonize North America
96
Jewish religion and cultural identity are influenced by
Ramadan and the concept of reincarnation
The New Testament
The Torah and the diaspora
The Quran and the code of Bushido