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_________ is the belief that God has already decided who will go to heaven and who will not.
Manifestation
Heresy
Reformation
Predestination
2
He believed that God’s decides everything in the world is decided in advance.
John Calvin
King Ferdinand
Martin Luther
Cervantes
3
He was a military warlord who united China in 581 A.D. He started the Sui Dynasty.
Yangdi
Taizong
Hong Wu
Wendi
4
She was the only female to rule China by herself. She was very powerful and ruthless.
Princess Leia
Wendi
Empress Wu
Hong Wu
5
Sports like Karate, Tai Kwon Do, Jujutsu
Guild
Clan
Martial Arts
Sect
6
What was an economic purpose of the medieval Manorial System in Europe?
to supply dowries for serfs
to ensure revenue for the church
to provide wealth for the nobles
to provide taxes for monarchs
7
They built the Forbidden City in Beijing and put China on the map with Zheng He’s explorations.
Tang
Sui
Song
Ming
8
The Silk Road
was a shortcut between China and Japan
Helped Scrooge be responsible to the poor
helped facilitate trade between China &the rest of the world
Was a wall between China and Mongolia
9
A voyager during the Ming dynasty, he made 7 voyages in all
Yong Le
Hong Wu
Wendi
Zheng He
10
What did the Catholic church use to sell or a payment that would reduce the punishment for sin?
sins
tea
rosary beads
indulgence
11
There are 5 key relationships that exist. The civil service exam is based off its teachings.
Buddhism
Taoism
Hinduism
Confucianism
12
What does Renaissance literally mean or translate to?
indiviidualism
death
rebirth
painting
13
Japanese religion that believes in animism, that animals have spirits
Yayoi
Shinto
Haikkodo
Buddhism
14
This religion became very popular in China. It required followers to achieve “enlightenment”
Taoism
Buddhism
Confucianism
Islam
15
Martin Luther wrote ___ and posted it to the church door.
Bible
99 Theses
95 Theses
Romeo and Juliet
16
China became known for trading
silk
tea
porcelain
all of the above
17
This Dynasty was the first to unite China under one ruler after years of civil war.
Song
Sui
Tang
Ming
18
The compass helped:
warriors
ships sail farther from land
grow rice faster
Scrooge find the spirit of Christmas
19
What is the correct chronological order of dynasties from first to last?
Sui, Tang, Song, Ming
Sui, Tang, Yuan,Song
Sui, Song, Ming, Song
Tang, Song, Sui, Ming
20
Beautiful handwriting usually created with a brush and ink
silk
steppe
warlord
calligraphy
21
This dynasty was started a military general who killed the previous emperor, Yangdi.
Sui
Tang
Song
Ming
22
This invention helped Europeans during the Age of Exploration, also Zheng He of the Ming.
dragon's backbone
moveable type
gunpowder
magnetic compass
23
Johannes Gutenberg is known for inventing the __________.
Printing Press
Internet
T.V
Cotton Gin
24
a place where monks and nuns lived and meditated
church
monastery
hideout
seminary
25
The Crusades were originally fought by European Christians to free __________.
the slaves in West Africa
the tradesmen captured in Asia
the Holy Land from Muslim rule
the eastern European states from Mongol invaders
26
All of the following statements describe the role of the church during Medieval Europe EXCEPT:
The church was much less influential than the king and queen
The church was the center of religious and social life
The church provided leadership during an unstable time
The church was the major landholder in Europe
27
The physical barrier between northern China and Mongolia is:
The Himalayas
The Gobi Desert
The Great Barrier
The East China Sea
28
A military leader who runs the government
dragon's backbone
warlord
steppe
Mongol
29
Most of a noble's estate on a manor was comprised of ______ which helped the nobles make money.
factories
fishing grounds
gold fields
farmland
30
Most Kings and Queens began to justify their right to rule by claiming …...
divine right
that they have more money
that people back them.
insanity
31
_____ was angered by Pope Gregory VII for taking away his right to install bishops into office.
Charlemagne
Fredrick I
Otto I
Henry IV
32
Powerful Lords who rule a territory
Samurai
Shogun
Emperor
Daimyo
33
This Golden Age invention helped to improve communications, it was an upgrade from woodblocks.
magnetic compass
calligraphy
moveable type
paper money
34
What was the worst religious war of the Reformation era and fought in the Holy Roman Empire.
War of Northern Aggression
World War II
Civil War
Thirty Years War
35
The Samurai's code of honor
Shinto
Chivalry
Bushido
Daimyo
36
Use the list below to answer the question.
Supported by foreign trade
Protected by local knights
Dominated by church leaders
Controlled by merchant class
37
Most mountains in Japan are
Volcanoes
Above Sea Level
Snow-covered
Below sea level
38
Why did government officials want to end Chinese voyages?
all of the above
They cost too little
They made merchants poor
The brought outside ideas to China
39
He had declared the king, not the pope, to be the head of the Church in England.
Henry VIII
King Ferdinand
Pope Gregory
John Calvin
40
The ancestors of the Japanese people
Hokkaido
Daimyo
Shotoku
Yayoi
41
Under the feudal system which of the following groups ranked the lowest?
knights
barons
serfs
vassals
42
Which of the following was considered the top authority in the church?
Missionary
Priest
Bishop
Pope
43
Where did Zheng He travel?
Italy
Portugal
the Americas
Southeast Asia and India
44
Japanese Warriors who used the sword and rode horses
Emperor
Daimyos
Samurai
Shogunate
45
What is the name for the leader in Renaissance Venice?
Pope
King
Doge
Daimyo
46
Chinese poetry often focused on:
surplus population
workhouses
Nature
prisons
47
This test was used to give jobs to qualified government officials. Only boys took it.
foot binding
movie quiz
4 noble truths
civil service exam
48
Under the Ming, China experienced a period of
Golden Age
little farming
little trade
Isolationism
49
Japanese poetry form
Ode
Sonnet
Haiku
Origami
50
Which of the following statements describes a "friar?"
The leader of a monastery
Appointed by the priest
The head of the Catholic Church
Traveling preacher that took a vow of poverty
51
A group of families related by blood or marriage
Providence
Dynasty
Clan
Contitution
52
The Ming eventually fell because:
lack of trade
rebuilding the Great Wall
strong leaders
heavy taxes
53
The Catholic Church began to send _______ to the Americas and Asia to spread their faith.
Peasants
Soldiers
Missionaries
the Pope
54
All of the following were characteristics of the first European monasteries EXCEPT:
Were integrated into European medieval society
Embraced diverse perspectives on Christian faith
Helped improve the cultivation of the land
Provided education
55
Why did farming improve under the Tang Dynasty?
The countryside was at peace
They were able to grow more food
The Tang gave land to farmers
All of the above
56
The Grand Canal connects which two rivers:
Yellow and Yangtze
Chang Jiang and Yangtze
Yellow and Huang He
Huang He and Nanjing
57
He wrote The Prince, a book about how rulers should treat their subjects?
Niccolo Machiavelli
Dante
Leornardo da Vinci
Charlemagne
58
Which of these is NOT a form of Japanese art?
Bonzai
Origami
Kabuki
Kamikaze
59
The commander of all the Emperor's military
Samurai
Shogun
Monguls
Daimyo
60
This powerful invention was used in the fire lance, coveted by the Mongols.
dragon's backbone
gunpowder
paper money
steel
61
Name 1 dynasty that was considered part of the Golden Age of China.
Yuan
Sui
Song
Ming
62
A material made of fine clay and baked at high temperatures
calligraphy
fast ripening rice
porcelain
steppe
63
A written plan of government
Noh
Feudalism
Economics
Constitution
64
Humanists were inspired by the ancient _____________________ and___________________.
Greece and Rome
India and China
China and India
Rome and China
65
Which of the following Holy Roman Emperors was excommunicated two times during his reign?
Henry IV
Philip IV
Gregory VII
Charlemagne
66
Feudalism improved life in Europe in all of the following ways
except
criminals were arrested by manor owners.
all classes of people grew wealthier.
roads were repaired by nobles.
trade resumed in a safe manner.
67
He started the Ming Dynasty after the fall of the Yuan Dynasty.
Genghis Khan
Zhu Yuanzhang
Taizong
Yongdi
68
This waterway helped to connect northern and southern China. It was Yangdi’s greatest reform.
Huang He River
The Sea of Marmar
Yellow River
The Grand Canal
69
All of the following were considered sacraments of salvation EXCEPT:
Confirmation
Birth of a child
Marriage
Baptism
70
Living alone without much contact with others
isolation
aparteid
loneliness
seperartism
71
Who was the first Protestant leader to publicly challenge the Catholic Church?
Henry VIII
Cervantes
John Calvin
Martin Luther
72
The power struggle between Pope Gregory and King Henry IV started because of __________.
a treaty called the Concordat of Worms
the excommunication of Pope Gregory
a rebellion between bishops and cardinals
a document stating the Pope had more power than Kings
73
This philosophy based its values on the ancient Greeks and Romans?
Anglicanism
vernacular
Humanism
Luthernism
74
________ is known for writing such plays as Romeo and Juliet and Macbeth.
Cervantes
Stephen King
William Shakespeare
Dante
75
Which of the following were considered the lowest type of person on a manor?
Kings
Peasants
Serfs
Knights
76
Japanese prince who made a constitution and brought Buddhism to Japan
Shikibu
Hokkaido
Shotoku
Yoritomo
77
He was a Renaissance artist and a scientist too. He was known was as an inventor and engineer.
Dante Alighieri
Michelangelo
Rafael
Leonardo da Vinci
78
Japanese Buddhism that aims for inner peace
Zen
Haiku
Nor
Tonka
79
What is the term for a branch of Christianity?
denomination
heresy
secular
indulgences