What was an effect of the printing press?

Rapid spread of ideas and increased literacy

Who was Hernan Cortes?

The conquistador who conquered the Aztecs

What was the Scientific Revolution?

A new way of gaining knowledge through observation and experimentation

What were two ways Peter the Great Westernized Russia?

The men had to wear European style clothes with shorter coats, Men had to cut long beards

What is one aspect of mercantilism?

A a country's government attempts to maintain a favorable balance of trade

What was the goal of the Spanish in the Americas?

To exploit mineral wealth, seize new land & markets, to spread Christianity

Which description best matches with the African city of Timbuktu?

It is a center of trade, learning, religion, and culture.

What was the Columbian Exchange?

The widespread exchange of plants, animals, and disease

What is a conquistador?

A Spanish conqueror in the Americas

One similarity between the Ten Commandments and the Five Pillars of Islam is that they

both set out religious obligations and ethical behavior

What was terrace or step farming?

farming on the sides of mountains

Martin Luther's 95 Theses were a call for

reformation (change) of the Chruch

John Calvin and Martin Luther agreed on all of the following EXCEPT

Predestination-that God decided long ago who would gain salvation

What was the scientific revolution?

A mixture of logical realization and scientific discoveries

The Black Death was caused by

Traders & merchants from Asia that brought rats w/ infected fleas to italy

What is the meaning of absolutism?

Belief that a monarch holds all of the power in a country

Officials who ruled the provinces for the king in Spain's colonial empire

The Neolithic Revolution is a drastic change

from hunting & gathering to farming & settled villages

Who was Peter the Great?

Russian czar who wanted to Westernize (modernize) Russia

Why did the the native population decrease after the Spanish arrived?

The Native American's exposure to diseases and warfare

Which contributed to the increase of Absolutism?

Growth in trade, decline in feudalim, and the rise of cities

The Aztec creation of floating gardens and the Inca's use of terrace farming are examples of

Adapting to the environment and the resources that are available

What is the printing press?

a Renaissance invetion that made it possible to print books faster

What were the crusades?

Religious wars between Christians and Muslims

What is mercantilism?

policy that maximized trade of a nation

Constantinople was known for

Being the capital of the Byzantine Empire and a trade city

Mansa Musa's journey to Mecca is evidence that

Islam had a major influence on the culture of Western Africa

These illustrations suggest that early Latin American civilizations

used advanced technology to build complex structures

Known as Istanbul today, Was the capital of the Ottoman Empire, Was the the capital for the Byzantine empire

One aspect of Mercantilism is?

The economic policy where a colony exists to make the motherland rich.

The Crusades affected the world by

increaseing trade & cultural diffusion between Europe & the Middle East

What was the Divine Right of Kings?

Monarchs have a God-given right to rule & serve as God's deputies on earth

Why did Peter the Great have extensive reforms?

To establish Russia as a great nation

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Final Review Global I 2022

51 termsStudBud Administration378 plays

This review game is structured specifically for the 9th grade Global History and Geography I final exam, rather than a complete review of the course. It will guide students in their preparation for the exam.

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Questions 51

Answers

1
The most valuable item of the Triangular Trade Network was
African slaves
gold jewelry
animal hides
ivory carvings
2
What was an effect of the printing press?
Rapid spread of ideas and increased literacy
Books became too expensive
The demand for books declined
Less people were reading the Bible
3
Who was Hernan Cortes?
Priest who pleaded w/ the Spanish king to end the abuse of Native Americans
The leader of the Aztecs
The conquistador who conquered the Aztecs
1st to cicumnavigate the globe
4
What was the Scientific Revolution?
People embraced science and they revolted against the worhsip of God.
A new way of gaining knowledge through observation and experimentation
A protest that people made against science because they hated it.
People began to trust the Bible for explanations why things happened.
5
What were two ways Peter the Great Westernized Russia?
The men had to wear European style clothes with shorter coats
The men had to wear Scottish kilts
Men had to cut long beards
Women had to learn Italian dishes and cooking methods
6
Mecca is the birthplace of Islam and the religion later spread to many regions in the world. True or false?
True
False
7
What is one aspect of mercantilism?
Importing more thn you export (Buy more than sell)
A a country's government attempts to maintain a favorable balance of trade
Training someone to be a merchant.
The process of developing machine production of goods
8
What did the Columbian Exchange actually exchange?
All of the above
Animals
Disease
Plants
9
The people of India depend on the summer monsoon to
create natural passages (gaps) in the Himalaya Mountains
carry melting snow to the dry lands
bring cold air to the subcontinent
provide seasonal rain
10
What was the goal of the Spanish in the Americas?
To kill Native Americans for the thrill of it
To capture Native Americans to bring back to Spain as slaves
To purchase llamas
To exploit mineral wealth, seize new land & markets, to spread Christianity
11
Which description best matches with the African city of Timbuktu?
It is a port city on the route to East Asia
It paled in comparison to all other capital cities throughout the world
It is a center of trade, learning, religion, and culture.
It was the destination of Mansa Musa's hajj.
12
What was the primary (main) goal of the crusades?
To regain control of Byzantine Empire
To regain control of Jerusalem
To conquer Mecca, the birthplace of Islam
To conquer India and erradicate Hinduism
13
What was the Columbian Exchange?
A period of industrialization
A time where the 13 colonies began to form
The widespread exchange of plants, animals, and disease
An exchange of Columbus' sailing techniques
14
European rulers continued to centralize power predominantly at the expense of which group?
peasants
nobles
queens
priests
15
What is a conquistador?
A Roman Catholic priest
A Spanish conqueror in the Americas
A bull fighter
A type of hat worn by the Spanish
16
One similarity between the Ten Commandments and the Five Pillars of Islam is that they
both provide directions for a good reincarnation
both detail the steps to achieving enlightenment
both set out religious obligations and ethical behavior
both describe polytheistic religions
17
Constantinople's location on the Strait of Bosperous was advantageous for the control of valuable trade routes.
False
True
18
What was terrace or step farming?
farming on the sides of mountains
growing cash crops
farming near where rivers flood
farming on the coast
19
The Neolithic Revolution had the greatest impact on
writing systems and forms of communication
gods and religious worship
diet and shelter
government & the exercise of power
20
Martin Luther's 95 Theses were a call for
allowing the pope to have more authority
a revolt against German princes
spreading Christianity at all costs
reformation (change) of the Chruch
21
John Calvin and Martin Luther agreed on all of the following EXCEPT
Predestination-that God decided long ago who would gain salvation
Salvation comes through faith alone
The Bible should be translated to the vernacular (native language)
The Bible is the sole source of religious truth
22
What was the scientific revolution?
A resistance to new discoveries.
A mixture of logical realization and scientific discoveries
A branch of the enligtenment movement
A movement where people thought about things in a more spiritual way
23
Where would you find terrace farming?
In a rainforest
In the mountains
Along the coast
In urban centers
24
Copernicus, Galileo, Newton, and Des Cartes all used the the scientific method to solve problems. True or false?
True
False
25
The Black Death was caused by
War wounds that became infected
A bite or peck from a sick chicken
Traders & merchants from Asia that brought rats w/ infected fleas to italy
Well-water that was poisoned by the Jews
26
What is the meaning of absolutism?
Decisions are made quickly and decisively
Belief that a monarch holds all of the power in a country
The country was divided because of religion
Government ruled by the nobility
27
What are viceroys?
Officials who ruled the provinces for the king in Spain's colonial empire
People who help you break bad habits
Incan Rulers
Portuguese rulers in Brazil
28
The Neolithic Revolution is a drastic change
from hunting & gathering to farming & settled villages
from wearing loin cloths to wearing pants
from the use of stone tools to iron tools
from walking in a hunched-over fashion to standing upright
29
Who was Peter the Great?
English King who was tried and executed by his own people
Russian czar who wanted to Westernize (modernize) Russia
Russian farmer who implemented new agricultural techniques
Radical British leader in Parliament
30
Why did the the native population decrease after the Spanish arrived?
The Native Americans refused to have anymore children
It didn't decrease, it actually increased
The Native American's exposure to diseases and warfare
The Native Americans migrated to ther countries
31
What does the word monsoon mean?
Rain storm
Sand storm
Snow storm
Seasonal wind
32
Which contributed to the increase of Absolutism?
A desire of the people to be free
A desire to allow people to elect their leaders
Not enough individual rights in a feudal social system
Growth in trade, decline in feudalim, and the rise of cities
33
The Aztec creation of floating gardens and the Inca's use of terrace farming are examples of
wasted man-power
failing to take steps to survive
basic farming techniques used by all of the Native American groups
Adapting to the environment and the resources that are available
34
What is the printing press?
an eletronic printer
a device created for making money
a machine that make oil paints
a Renaissance invetion that made it possible to print books faster
35
What were the crusades?
Civil warfare
Religious wars between Christians and Muslims
Battles between Christian crusaders for sport
War betweenAthens and Sparta
36
What is mercantilism?
policy that maximized trade of a nation
a way to grow cotton
brought people to the new world
a way to make textiles
37
Who wrote the 95 Theses?
Henry VIII
Queen Elizabeth
Martin Luther
Joan of Arc
38
Who invented the printing press?
Johannes Gutenberg
The Chinese
Romeo
Abe Lincoln
39
Constantinople was known for
Its haphazard (random) street pattern
Being the capital of the Byzantine Empire and a trade city
Its unique cathedrals
Being the capital of Egypt and the home to Cleopatra
40
Who was the founder of Islam?
THE POPE
FEUDAL KNIGHTS
MUHAMMED
ABRAHAM
41
Whose works helped Martin Luther's 95 Theses spread?
Calvin
Erasmus
More
Gutenburg
42
Which of the following was the greatest reason for the rapid spread of the plague in Europe?
Religion
War
Crowded, dirty cities
Mosquitoes
43
Mansa Musa's journey to Mecca is evidence that
European culture was superior to the culture of Western Africa
Islam had a major influence on the culture of Western Africa
Most African leaders were well-educated
The Crusades had great influence on West African kingdoms
44
These illustrations suggest that early Latin American civilizations
were based on European societies
were strongly influenced by Renaissance humanism
used advanced technology to build complex structures
incorporated Roman architectural design
45
Constantinople is?
Known as Istanbul today
Was the capital of the Ottoman Empire
The least populated city of its time
Was the the capital for the Byzantine empire
46
One aspect of Mercantilism is?
The economic policy where a colony exists to make the motherland rich.
Eating with the merchants that you buy goods and produce from.
To sail around the world.
A method of reforming the Catholic church.
47
The Crusades affected the world by
increaseing trade & cultural diffusion between Europe & the Middle East
weakening the power of the Catholic Church
causing Europeans to isolate themselves from the rest of the world
strengthening feudalism
48
What was the Divine Right of Kings?
Monarchs have a God-given right to rule & serve as God's deputies on earth
Kings and queens were seen as holier than other members of the clergy
People can vote for the selection of a king
Kings and queens were not involved in church matters
49
Which group used terrace farming?
Maya
Aztec
Olmec
Inca
50
The plague resulted in an economic surge (increase/upward trend) because so many workers died
False
True
51
Why did Peter the Great have extensive reforms?
To establish Russia as a great nation
Only because he sought to establish a warm-water port
Purely to expand the size of Russia
To overthrow Britian's government

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Final Review Global I 2022

51 termsStudBud Administration378 plays

Flashcards51 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 51

Answers

1
The most valuable item of the Triangular Trade Network was
African slaves
gold jewelry
animal hides
ivory carvings
2
What was an effect of the printing press?
Rapid spread of ideas and increased literacy
Books became too expensive
The demand for books declined
Less people were reading the Bible
3
Who was Hernan Cortes?
Priest who pleaded w/ the Spanish king to end the abuse of Native Americans
The leader of the Aztecs
The conquistador who conquered the Aztecs
1st to cicumnavigate the globe
4
What was the Scientific Revolution?
People embraced science and they revolted against the worhsip of God.
A new way of gaining knowledge through observation and experimentation
A protest that people made against science because they hated it.
People began to trust the Bible for explanations why things happened.
5
What were two ways Peter the Great Westernized Russia?
The men had to wear European style clothes with shorter coats
The men had to wear Scottish kilts
Men had to cut long beards
Women had to learn Italian dishes and cooking methods
6
Mecca is the birthplace of Islam and the religion later spread to many regions in the world. True or false?
True
False
7
What is one aspect of mercantilism?
Importing more thn you export (Buy more than sell)
A a country's government attempts to maintain a favorable balance of trade
Training someone to be a merchant.
The process of developing machine production of goods
8
What did the Columbian Exchange actually exchange?
All of the above
Animals
Disease
Plants
9
The people of India depend on the summer monsoon to
create natural passages (gaps) in the Himalaya Mountains
carry melting snow to the dry lands
bring cold air to the subcontinent
provide seasonal rain
10
What was the goal of the Spanish in the Americas?
To kill Native Americans for the thrill of it
To capture Native Americans to bring back to Spain as slaves
To purchase llamas
To exploit mineral wealth, seize new land & markets, to spread Christianity
11
Which description best matches with the African city of Timbuktu?
It is a port city on the route to East Asia
It paled in comparison to all other capital cities throughout the world
It is a center of trade, learning, religion, and culture.
It was the destination of Mansa Musa's hajj.
12
What was the primary (main) goal of the crusades?
To regain control of Byzantine Empire
To regain control of Jerusalem
To conquer Mecca, the birthplace of Islam
To conquer India and erradicate Hinduism
13
What was the Columbian Exchange?
A period of industrialization
A time where the 13 colonies began to form
The widespread exchange of plants, animals, and disease
An exchange of Columbus' sailing techniques
14
European rulers continued to centralize power predominantly at the expense of which group?
peasants
nobles
queens
priests
15
What is a conquistador?
A Roman Catholic priest
A Spanish conqueror in the Americas
A bull fighter
A type of hat worn by the Spanish
16
One similarity between the Ten Commandments and the Five Pillars of Islam is that they
both provide directions for a good reincarnation
both detail the steps to achieving enlightenment
both set out religious obligations and ethical behavior
both describe polytheistic religions
17
Constantinople's location on the Strait of Bosperous was advantageous for the control of valuable trade routes.
False
True
18
What was terrace or step farming?
farming on the sides of mountains
growing cash crops
farming near where rivers flood
farming on the coast
19
The Neolithic Revolution had the greatest impact on
writing systems and forms of communication
gods and religious worship
diet and shelter
government & the exercise of power
20
Martin Luther's 95 Theses were a call for
allowing the pope to have more authority
a revolt against German princes
spreading Christianity at all costs
reformation (change) of the Chruch
21
John Calvin and Martin Luther agreed on all of the following EXCEPT
Predestination-that God decided long ago who would gain salvation
Salvation comes through faith alone
The Bible should be translated to the vernacular (native language)
The Bible is the sole source of religious truth
22
What was the scientific revolution?
A resistance to new discoveries.
A mixture of logical realization and scientific discoveries
A branch of the enligtenment movement
A movement where people thought about things in a more spiritual way
23
Where would you find terrace farming?
In a rainforest
In the mountains
Along the coast
In urban centers
24
Copernicus, Galileo, Newton, and Des Cartes all used the the scientific method to solve problems. True or false?
True
False
25
The Black Death was caused by
War wounds that became infected
A bite or peck from a sick chicken
Traders & merchants from Asia that brought rats w/ infected fleas to italy
Well-water that was poisoned by the Jews
26
What is the meaning of absolutism?
Decisions are made quickly and decisively
Belief that a monarch holds all of the power in a country
The country was divided because of religion
Government ruled by the nobility
27
What are viceroys?
Officials who ruled the provinces for the king in Spain's colonial empire
People who help you break bad habits
Incan Rulers
Portuguese rulers in Brazil
28
The Neolithic Revolution is a drastic change
from hunting & gathering to farming & settled villages
from wearing loin cloths to wearing pants
from the use of stone tools to iron tools
from walking in a hunched-over fashion to standing upright
29
Who was Peter the Great?
English King who was tried and executed by his own people
Russian czar who wanted to Westernize (modernize) Russia
Russian farmer who implemented new agricultural techniques
Radical British leader in Parliament
30
Why did the the native population decrease after the Spanish arrived?
The Native Americans refused to have anymore children
It didn't decrease, it actually increased
The Native American's exposure to diseases and warfare
The Native Americans migrated to ther countries
31
What does the word monsoon mean?
Rain storm
Sand storm
Snow storm
Seasonal wind
32
Which contributed to the increase of Absolutism?
A desire of the people to be free
A desire to allow people to elect their leaders
Not enough individual rights in a feudal social system
Growth in trade, decline in feudalim, and the rise of cities
33
The Aztec creation of floating gardens and the Inca's use of terrace farming are examples of
wasted man-power
failing to take steps to survive
basic farming techniques used by all of the Native American groups
Adapting to the environment and the resources that are available
34
What is the printing press?
an eletronic printer
a device created for making money
a machine that make oil paints
a Renaissance invetion that made it possible to print books faster
35
What were the crusades?
Civil warfare
Religious wars between Christians and Muslims
Battles between Christian crusaders for sport
War betweenAthens and Sparta
36
What is mercantilism?
policy that maximized trade of a nation
a way to grow cotton
brought people to the new world
a way to make textiles
37
Who wrote the 95 Theses?
Henry VIII
Queen Elizabeth
Martin Luther
Joan of Arc
38
Who invented the printing press?
Johannes Gutenberg
The Chinese
Romeo
Abe Lincoln
39
Constantinople was known for
Its haphazard (random) street pattern
Being the capital of the Byzantine Empire and a trade city
Its unique cathedrals
Being the capital of Egypt and the home to Cleopatra
40
Who was the founder of Islam?
THE POPE
FEUDAL KNIGHTS
MUHAMMED
ABRAHAM
41
Whose works helped Martin Luther's 95 Theses spread?
Calvin
Erasmus
More
Gutenburg
42
Which of the following was the greatest reason for the rapid spread of the plague in Europe?
Religion
War
Crowded, dirty cities
Mosquitoes
43
Mansa Musa's journey to Mecca is evidence that
European culture was superior to the culture of Western Africa
Islam had a major influence on the culture of Western Africa
Most African leaders were well-educated
The Crusades had great influence on West African kingdoms
44
These illustrations suggest that early Latin American civilizations
were based on European societies
were strongly influenced by Renaissance humanism
used advanced technology to build complex structures
incorporated Roman architectural design
45
Constantinople is?
Known as Istanbul today
Was the capital of the Ottoman Empire
The least populated city of its time
Was the the capital for the Byzantine empire
46
One aspect of Mercantilism is?
The economic policy where a colony exists to make the motherland rich.
Eating with the merchants that you buy goods and produce from.
To sail around the world.
A method of reforming the Catholic church.
47
The Crusades affected the world by
increaseing trade & cultural diffusion between Europe & the Middle East
weakening the power of the Catholic Church
causing Europeans to isolate themselves from the rest of the world
strengthening feudalism
48
What was the Divine Right of Kings?
Monarchs have a God-given right to rule & serve as God's deputies on earth
Kings and queens were seen as holier than other members of the clergy
People can vote for the selection of a king
Kings and queens were not involved in church matters
49
Which group used terrace farming?
Maya
Aztec
Olmec
Inca
50
The plague resulted in an economic surge (increase/upward trend) because so many workers died
False
True
51
Why did Peter the Great have extensive reforms?
To establish Russia as a great nation
Only because he sought to establish a warm-water port
Purely to expand the size of Russia
To overthrow Britian's government