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Grateful Review - In the Thanksgiving Spirit
Grateful Review - In the Thanksgiving Spirit
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In China, the examination system determined government service; it allowed
Illiterate people government jobs
Only wealthy men government jobs
A poor man to become a scholar official
All women to participate
2
A Muslim man can
Accept reincarnation
Drink Alcohol
Marry four wives
Eat pork
3
It entered Western Europe on trade routes from Asia and decimated the population. Fleas on rats spread it.
Religion
Silk
Plague
Warriors
4
Like the class system in the Middle Ages, the church was also
Equal
Merit-Based
Feminist
Hierarchical
5
It was Sumerian writing
Hieroglyphics
Cuneiform
Adobe
Sanskrit
6
It was a organization of craftsmen. It determined prices and established quality of goods.
An Economic System
A Bank
A Union
A Guild
7
It is the holiest city in Islam
Timbuktu
Jerusalem
Medina
Mecca
8
It was formerly the Eastern Roman Empire. Historians gave it this name.
The Mongol Empire
The Byzantine Empire
The Roman Empire
The Persian Empire
9
Constantinople had access to two seas. Identify the seas.
The Black Sea and the Northern Sea
The Black Sea and the Baltic Sea
The Black Sea and the Aegean Sea
The Black Sea and the Red Sea
10
This Prophet was the founder of Islam and the Seal of the Prophets
Muhammad
Jesus
Abraham
Buddha
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It teaches to live naturally and that the best government interferes the least
Legalism
Animism
Confucianism
Daoism
12
Unlike Western Europe in the Middle Ages, the Byzantine Empire was highly
Centralized
Feudal
Catholic
Latin
13
It is the belief in spirits in nature
Islam
Animism
Buddhism
Hinduism
14
It was a spectacular Byzantine Church with a high dome. It has beautiful mosaics.
Winchester Cathedral
Saint Patrick's Cathedral
The Hagia Sophia
The House of Wisdom
15
In Medieval Europe, this determined social class
Religion
Ability
Birth
Courage
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In the Byzantine Empire, a modest woman demonstrated her modesty by
Covering her head
Divorcing her husband
Socializing with men in public
Marrying more than one man
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According to Confucianism, it is respect for parents and ancestors
Filial Piety
Reincarnation
Familiar Respect
Resurrection
18
It refers to Muhammad's flight from Mecca to Medina
Monotheism
Hegira
Hajj
Zakat
19
It is the holy month of fasting in the Islamic world
Ramadan
Rajab
Muharram
Safar
20
It was the capital of the Byzantine Empire and it had a great location for trade between Europe and Asia.
Halifax
Rome
Constantinople
Madrid
21
In order of most respected to least, identify the groups in the Hindu caste system
Priests, warriors, farmers, merchants
Priests, farmers, merchants, warriors
Priests, warriors, merchants, farmers
Priests, merchants, warriors, farmers
22
It is a time of peace, prosperity and great achievements
A Classical Civilization
An Epidemic
A Crusade
A Golden Age
23
Unlike priests in the Roman Catholic Church, Orthodox priests
Renounce Religion
Can Marry
Never grow beards
Embrace vegetarianism
24
Identify the Abrahamic faiths - the monotheistic faiths
Animism, Christianity, Islam
Christianity, Islam, Buddhism
Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism
Judaism, Christianity, Islam
25
This sect in Islam believe that any pious man can lead the Islamic community
Sunni
Sufi
Shi'a
Dervishes
26
It was the largest overland trade route; it connected China to the Eastern Mediterranean coast
Trans-Saharan Trade
The Silk Roads
Mediterranean Trade
Indian Ocean Trade
27
Male dominance is
Patriarchy
Buddhism
Feudalism
Monotheism
28
The Byzantines learned the art of making silk by
Smuggling silkworms out of China
Adopting Chinese language and Culture
Completing the Entire Length of the Silk Road
Taking Chinese Prisoners of War
29
In this Greek city-state, all men born in this city-state voted but women, slaves and foreigners did not vote.
Corinth
Athens
Sparta
Olympia
30
It is the spread of cultural ideas and objects; an example is Buddhism in China
Culture
Cultural Diversity
Cultural Diffusion
Cultural Indifference
31
It is a complex society with organized government, writing and religion
Civilization
Communication
Class Hierarchy
Cuneiform
32
The Byzantine Empire controlled it
The Eastern Mediterranean Sea
The Silk Roads
The Baltic Sea
The Trade Routes of the World
33
It was the land between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers; it was fertile land for farming
Mesoamerica
Mesolithic
Medes
Mesopotamia
34
It is the Knight's Code of Honor. A knight must be loyal and brave.
Chivalry
Bushido
Filial Piety
Feudalism
35
A Catholic monk in the Middle Ages took all of the following vows except
Worldliness
Poverty
Chastity
Obedience
36
It is the holy language of Islam
Arabic
Sanskrit
Greek
Latin
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He renounced violence after the Battle of Kalinga and encouraged the spread of Buddhism
Pope Urban II
Ashoka
Jesus Christ
Siddhartha Gautama
38
These holy wars were fought in the Middle Ages between Christians and Muslims for control of Jerusalem.
The Commercial Revolution
The Hundred Years War
The Crusades
The Black Death
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This sect in Islam believes that only a descendant from the Prophet's family can rule
Dervish
Shi'a
Sufi
Sunni
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In the Byzantine Empire, a woman was expected to be
Accomplished
Worldly
Extroverted
Modest
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Byzantine scholars
Copied Greek and Roman books
Joined Crusaders fighting in the Holy Land
Smuggled silkworms out of India
Studied Islamic law
42
In Medieval times, it united people and provided stability in a time of division and warfare.
The Market of Exchanges
The Roman Catholic Church
The Social Hierarchy
The Guild
43
In the Middle Ages, most people lived on manors. A manor was part of the lord's land and was
A monastery
Intercontinental
A commercial market
Self-sufficient
44
It was a Greek-like culture spread by Alexander the Great
Helots
Cultural Epidemic
Hellenism
Cultural Diffusion
45
All of the following are Noble Truths of Buddhism EXCEPT
Suffering can end
Follow the Noble Eightfold Path
Life has suffering
The Five Pillars
46
Identify the leaders of the Roman Catholic Church and the Orthodox Christian Church.
The Pope and the Caliph
The Pope and the Lord
The Pope and the Patriarch
The Pope and the Samurai
47
It is Japanese animism; it teaches the existence of kami or spirits in nature
Seismic
Shinto
Sentient
Secular
48
The Crusades were successful failures for the Europeans because
Muslims were permanently chased from the Holy Land but conquered Europe
Jerusalem was lost but a cure for Bubonic Plague was discovered
Many Crusaders died but Jerusalem was permanently captured
Jerusalem was not permanently gained but new ideas were discovered
49
It is the exchange of land for military service. This Medieval system was political.
Mercantilism
Constitutionalism
Manorialism
Feudalism
50
The Code of Hammurabi had these because people were punished differently according to social classes
Class Equality
Class Examinations
Class Divisions
Class Periods
51
Both of these are connected. One is the religion of the Byzantine Empire and the other is the language.
Roman Catholicism and Greek
Roman Catholicism and Latin
Orthodox Christianity and Greek
Orthodox Christianity and Latin
52
This Islamic warrior fought in the Crusades and captured Jerusalem.
Richard the Lionheart
Saladin
Abu Bakr
Urban II
53
A Byzantine woman was never to be independent. Therefore, she should never
Marry
Accept patriarchy
Have children
Divorce
54
A Muslim man cannot
Eat beef
Drink alcohol
Travel
Adopt monotheism
55
Select the correct order for the Medieval hierarchy from most powerful to least powerful
Knight, Lord, King, Serf
Knight, Serf, Lord, King
King, Lord, Knight, Serf
King, Lord, Serf, Knight
56
The Middle Ages began after this occurred in Western Europe.
The Start of the Crusades
The Fall of Rome
The Start of the Neolithic Revolution
The Fall of Mauryan Empire
57
It was a Chinese philosophy with harsh punishments; it believed people were selfish
Confucianism
Daoism
Legalism
Buddhism
58
Like the Arabs, the Byzantines preserved this
Bedouin Culture and Greek Language
Greek Mosaics and Roman Catholicism
Bedouin Literature and Roman Law
Greek Culture and Roman Law
59
It is a codification of Roman written law. It has influenced many modern legal systems.
The Twelve Tables
The Five Pillars
The Code of Justinian
The Code of Hammurabi
60
It refers to the turning point when people learned to farm and domesticate animals
The Rise of Islam
The Neolithic Revolution
The Fall of Rome
The Holy Wars or the Crusades
61
In the Middle Ages, this individual was not a slave but not free. He was bound to the lord's land.
A vassal
A serf
A knight
A monk
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In Arabic, it means the pilgrimage to Mecca
Jihad
Hajj
Zakat
Ramadan
63
Hinduism and Buddhism share the following beliefs
Reincarnation and Hajj
Reincarnation and Monotheism
Reincarnation and Karma
Reincarnation and Caste
64
In Sparta, these individuals were slaves
Hostages
Helots
Heroes
Hellenism
65
All of the following are pillars of Islam EXCEPT
Prayer
Fasting
Charity
Greed