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World History 1st Semester Final Exam Review 2021
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A #WorldHistory Review for #JSMorton Final Semester 1
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1
Pericles
was the leader of which of the following CLASSICAL cities?
Sparta
Athens
Rome
Constantinople
2
Which of these would be a
PRIMARY SOURCE
?
Pericles' Funeral Oration (431 B.C.)
Pericles of Athens, by Donald Kagan (1990 C.E.)
Statue of Pericles (200 C.E.)
Pericles, a painting, by Philipp von Foltz, (1852 C.E.)
3
Pericles led a government where "all citizens participated". This type of government is a
Democracy
Monarchy
Republic
Aristocracy
4
Math. Astronomy. Geometry. Engineering.
These words deal with the theme category of
Religion
Inventions/Intellect
Politics
Society/Social
5
The Council of Trent (1545) was the Roman Catholic's response to Protestants known as
Age of Exploration to send Catholics to "The New World"
Counter-Reformation to reinstate power of Catholic Church
Columbian-Exchange to get new crops from the Americas
Vatican building to develop a capital for the Church
6
Rome developed a
REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT
where citizens voted for leaders. This is called a
Democracy
Republic
Monarchy
Aristocracy
7
War. Battles. Generals. The Military. Peace.
These words deal with the history category of
Diplomacy
Religion
Society/Social
Economics
8
The letter
D
on this map marks the body of water called the
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Red Sea
Atlantic
9
Who started "The Reformation"?
Martin Luther
Medici
Machiavelli
Pope Leo
10
Look closely at the events on this timeline. What would be the
BEST
title for them?
Political Timeline of the Ancient World
Social Timeline of the Western World
Diplomatic Timeline of Medieval Wars
Religious Timeline of Monotheism
11
The map shows that the Black death started in______and spread to______.
Europe/Asia
Asia/Europe
Africa/Europe
Middle East/America
12
A consequence of this invention was
Kings grew in power
Literacy rates increased
the Feudal system declined
Science became stagnant
13
The letter
B
on this map marks the location of
Athens
The Mediterranean Sea
Sparta
The Aegean Sea
14
If the "Pax Romana" started in 27 B.C. and Rome Fell in 476 A.D., how many years in between?
27 years
449 years
503 years
476 years
15
"Were polytheistic and believed in Olympian gods."
This statement is true of
B. Both Athens and Sparta
A. Only Athens
C. Only Sparta
16
Augustus Caesar created a "Pax Romana." This is when Rome
had a number of civil wars.
had strong/peaceful politics.
was going into decline.
was just starting as a city-state.
17
Greek Practice: This picture deals mostly with which category theme?
Greek diplomacy
Greek religion
Greek society
Greek economics
18
The majority of people in the Middle Ages were in the social class of the
Nobility
Peasants
Knights
Clergy
19
Greek Practice: This picture of debating a law deals mostly with which category theme?
Greek religion
Greek economics
Greek politics
Greek diplomacy
20
What does this map suggest about the Roman economy?
Rome only traded with other European cultures.
Rome relied only on sea based trade.
Rome needed nothing from other people.
Rome needed goods from other cultures.
21
Greek Practice: This picture of a symposium deals mostly with which category theme?
Greek society
Greek religion
Greek politics
Greek economics
22
Barter. Buying. Selling. Trade. Coins. Money.
These words deal with the theme category of
Politics
Diplomacy
Society/Social
Economics
23
Temples. Worship. Gods. Prayer. Mythology.
These words deal with the history category of
Economics
Diplomacy
Politics
Religion
24
The letter
E
on this map marks the body of water called the
Black Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Red Sea
25
The medieval social system of rule and land ownership was called
Fief
Vassal
Manor
Feudalism
26
Greek Practice: This picture of Athena worship deals mostly with which category theme?
Greek religion
Greek diplomacy
Greek politics
Greek economics
27
There were many reasons Rome "fell." Which would be a DIPLOMATIC reason for their collapse?
Their leaders fought for power
High taxes and inflation
Germanic invasions
Declining patriotism
28
The letter
A
on this map marks the city of
Athens
Rome
Jerusalem
Constantinople
29
The letter
D
on this map marks the location of
Athens
The Aegean Sea
The Mediterranean Sea
Sparta
30
"Their education focused on the intellect."
This statement is true of
A. Only Athens
B. Both Athens and Sparta
C. Only Sparta
31
The letter
C
on this map marks the location of
Athens
The Aegean Sea
The Mediterranean Sea
Sparta
32
The groups of people most responsible for spreading the black death along the silk routes were
Bankers and explorers
Missionaries and slave traders
Soldiers and diplomats
Merchants and pilgrims
33
"Their geography gave them naval advantages for sea trade."
This statement is true of
A. Only Athens
C. Only Sparta
B. Both Athens and Sparta
34
Which event happened immediately before Augustus Caesar came to power?
Romans invaded the British isles (43 A.D.)
Rome became a Republic (509 B.C.)
The Pax Romana started (27 B.C.)
Julius Caesar was assassinated (44 B.C.)
35
Leonardo da Vinci was a
Renaissance man
. This means that he was
interested in using perspective.
skilled in many areas.
studying anatomy.
Italian.
36
Rich/Poor/Middle Class. Racial issues. Sports.
These words deal with the theme category of
Diplomacy
Society/Social
Economics
Religion
37
Rome's Republic (and the USA's) was based on a legal system that
put all power in the hands of a single ruler
separated powers between 3 branches of government
put all power in the hands of religious authorities
put all power in the hands of the people
38
Who is the man who said "it is better for a ruler to be feared than loved?"
Queen Elizabeth
Machiavelli
Castiglione
Henry VIII
39
Which category of history
IS NOT
analyzed by the author of this secondary source?
Intellectual/Ideas/Inventions
Diplomacy
Economics
Religion
40
Renaissance: Why did the Renaissance start in ITALY?
Italy had a feudal government
The weather in Italy is good.
Italy had no warfare.
Italian merchants had $ to support art.
41
Look closely at the events on this list. What would be the best TITLE to describe them?
The establishment of the Roman Republic
Causes of the decline and fall of the Roman Empire
The founding of the City of Rome
The creation of the Pax Romana
42
Greek Practice: This picture deals mostly with which category theme?
Greek politics
Greek diplomacy
Greek religion
Greek economics
43
Greatest example of the Renaissance in England: who is this guy?
Rabelais
Michangelo
El Greco
Shakespeare
44
Governing. King. Laws. Democracy. Republic.
These words deal with the theme category of
Politics
Religion
Diplomacy
Economics
45
Greek Practice: This picture of the engineer Archimedes deals mostly with which category theme?
Greek intellect/inventions
Greek politics
Greek religion
Greek economics
46
"Their education focused on military defense."
This statement is true of
A. Only Athens
B. Both Athens and Sparta
C. Only Sparta
47
What is the BEST topic sentence to start the 1st paragraph after this DBQ introduction?
Feudalism began to collapse as social classes were impacted.
Black Death was caused by a bacteria called yersinia pestis.
Eventually Europe recovered and entered a "Renaissance."
The Silk Road's merchant traders spread the disease.
48
Based on this quote and the title of the source, a historian could infer that Cicero was
a priest of the Roman gods.
a Roman rebel who wanted to abolish the Republic.
a Roman political leader.
an Roman military leader.
49
These famous Italian Renaissance artists inspired the "TMT" cartoonists. Who are they?
Velazquez, Cortes, Boccaccio, and Gutenberg
Erasmus, de Cervantes, Machiavelli, and Durer
Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael, and Donatello
de Medici, Petrarch, Bruegel, and Shakespeare
50
The letter
C
on this map marks the city of
Constantinople
Jerusalem
Athens
Rome
51
These men are CRUSADERS. What was their goal during the Middle Ages?
Create an alliance between Christianity and Islam
Establish Christianity in Europe
Capture the Holy Land from Muslims
Unite all of the Arab peoples
52
A major consequence of the crusades was that
Europe increased their trade with the East (Asia).
The peasants gained power over their Kings.
The Pope was kicked out of the Catholic Church
Christians won all of the Middle East
53
The letter
A
on this map marks the location of
Sparta
Athens
The Aegean Sea
The Mediterranean Sea
54
Middle Ages: Most medieval European governments had a KING. This type of government is a
Democracy
Republic
Aristocracy
Monarchy
55
Which of the following was NOT an influence on Renaissance scholars?
Humanism
Medieval chivalry
Art of Greece & Rome
Classical writings
