The process by which an African person became enslaved in the Americas began with...

Exchange of European-made goods for African slaves

Why were diseases so devastating to the populations Aztec and Inca?

Aztec and Inca had no natural immunity to the diseases

Leonardo da Vinci was a good example of Renaissance Italy's social ideal because he...

was a painter, sculptor, architect, inventor, and mathematician

What was one important effect of the Columbian Exchange?

Introduction of new foods in Europe and the Americas

What caused an increased demand for enslaved Africans in the 1500s

A labor shortages on sugarcane plantations

What was one major result of the Crusades?

Spread of Middle Eastern culture and technology to Europe

How did Martin Luther communicate his concerns about the Catholic Church?

He published the Ninety-Five Theses.

During the Age of Exploration, Which of the following best represents the 3G's?

gain riches, find adventure, and spread religion.

Why education spread widely during the enlightenment?

reading material was aimed at the masses

How did the plague reach Europe?

From rats that came over on ships

In Europe, Where did the plague begin?

Coastal areas and spread inland

It can be inferred from this illustration that ─

feudal economy was relatively self-sufficient

What were the Crusades?

A holy war to win back the holy land from the Islamic nation

Under mercantilism, the prosperity of a nation depended...

a large supply of bullion, or gold and silver

The Bubonic Plague was brought to Europe in 1347 by

merchant ships traveling from the Black Sea to Sicily

What was the indirect contribution of the Crusades?

New World discovery, European demand for trade with the East

Why did feudalism begin in Western Europe?

Protection was needed from Barbarian invasions

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1
The process by which an African person became enslaved in the Americas began with...
Exchange of European-made goods for African slaves
Sale of African slaves to plantations in the Americas
Purchase of sugar and tobacco in the Americas
Shipment of African slaves to the Americas
2
Why were diseases so devastating to the populations Aztec and Inca?
Aztec nor the Inca had developed any medical treatments
Aztec and Inca had no natural immunity to the diseases
Local populations carried the diseases by walking from villages
Diseases spread quickly because of densely populated villages
3
Leonardo da Vinci was a good example of Renaissance Italy's social ideal because he...
came from a wealthy family and improved his family's status in society
was a painter, sculptor, architect, inventor, and mathematician
was a politician who initiated important public works projects
wrote elegant romantic poetry and insightful political treatises
4
What was one important effect of the Columbian Exchange?
Economic instability in China and Japan
Spread of Hinduism into India
Introduction of new foods in Europe and the Americas
Rapid decline of the European population
5
On what part of Africa did the Atlantic Slave Trade have the greatest impact?
East Africa
West Africa
North Africa
South Africa
6
Code of ethics knights were to uphold
The Magna Carta
Chivalry
The Domesday Book
The fief
7
Branches of government limit and control each other through checks and balances.
Voltaire
Montesquieu
Locke
Beccaria
8
Rousseau and Locke both agreed that a government should be based on the –
separations of nationalities
equal distribution of wealth
religious values of the people
consent of the governed
9
What caused an increased demand for enslaved Africans in the 1500s
Increased gold imports to Spain
Native American population revolt
The need for workers on merchant ships
A labor shortages on sugarcane plantations
10
Why did people join the Crusades?
To gain land from Genghis Khan
To gain entry into Rome
To gain entry into the Kingdom of Mali
To gain entry into heaven
11
What was one major result of the Crusades?
Conversion of most Muslims to Christianity
Spread of Japanese culture and technology to Europe
Long-term decrease in European trade with Asia
Spread of Middle Eastern culture and technology to Europe
12
Which institution served as the main unifying force of medieval Western Europe?
The Military
The Church
Monarchy
Legislature
13
How did Martin Luther communicate his concerns about the Catholic Church?
He talked to the other monks and the pope.
He discussed his concerns with his students.
He published the Ninety-Five Theses.
He persuaded John Tetzel to speak for him.
14
The human-focused style of Renaissance artists resulted in art that?
Used perspective to represent three dimensions
Fit in small spaces
Celebrated religion
Imitated the flat art of medieval times
15
During the Age of Exploration, Which of the following best represents the 3G's?
discover a new world.
gain riches, find adventure, and spread religion.
find riches and adventure
spread Christianity to a new world
16
Why education spread widely during the enlightenment?
reading material was aimed at the masses
churches promoted education
schools were free for everyone
books were written by the elite
17
How did the plague reach Europe?
From camel caravans heading to Mecca
From rats that came over on ships
From pigs and sheep that lived close to peasants
From dead horses
18
Northern European Renaissance artists differed from those of Italian artists was in?
Scale
Realism
Use of color
Craftsmanship
19
Scientific method grew out of the belief that the world is best understood through...
direct observation
imagination
a geocentric view of the universe
the teachings of Aristotle
20
In Europe, Where did the plague begin?
Coastal areas and spread inland
Japan
Desert areas and spread to the coastal areas
France
21
Most economic activities on this feudal manor were related to ─
Guilds
Industry
Banking
Agriculture
22
Feudalism and the manorial systems eventually led to what type of government in Western Europe?
Monarchy
Democracy
Tyranny
Oligarchy
23
It can be inferred from this illustration that ─
Everyone received an equal share of the profits from the manor
feudal economy was relatively self-sufficient
Military invasions were a constant threat
There was no political stability at this time
24
What were the Crusades?
Celebration of the Roman Catholic Church
A holy war to win back the holy land from the Islamic nation
An event that promise land in exchange of participation
Churches in Western Europe
25
Under mercantilism, the prosperity of a nation depended...
finding and maintaining a supply of cheap labor
importing more goods rather than exporting
conquering new territories and settling them
a large supply of bullion, or gold and silver
26
Which of the following best completes the outline below?
life in a monastery
religion in medieval times
agricultural revolution
society under feudalism
27
The Bubonic Plague was brought to Europe in 1347 by
flea-infested rats that swam across the Mediterranean
merchant ships traveling from the Black Sea to Sicily
soldiers returning home from the Crusades
chronic malnourishment caused by the Great Famine
28
What was the indirect contribution of the Crusades?
Outlawing feudalism in Europe
Forcing Muslims to convert to another religion
New World discovery, European demand for trade with the East
Banishing the Greeks from Constantinople
29
Why did feudalism begin in Western Europe?
Protection was needed from Barbarian invasions
Peasants demanded more rights
Feudalism only happen in Japan
To create a strong monarchy
30
The ideas of _____ can be found in the American Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution.
John Locke
John Calvin
Thomas Wilson
Miguel de Cervantes.
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City that Muslims and Christians most wanted to control
Venice
Jerusalem
Constantinople
Marseilles

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