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World History Part A Trimester Exam Review
World History Part A Trimester Exam Review
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1
Where was learning maintained during the Middle Ages before the Renaissance began?
with religious leaders
in a cave
with the Korean government
with peasants
2
Which Enlightenment thinker believed that everyone has the right to life, liberty and happiness
Machiavelli
Darwin
John Locke
Charlemagne
3
Scientific Revolutionists believed that knowledge should be based on...
experimentation & observation
the teachings of the Catholic Church
the experiences of the past
emotions & feelings
4
What is an important concept from the "Magna Carta" that is used in our court systems today?
The right to remain silent
the concept of "an eye for an eye"
The right to a trial by jury
That you are guilty until proven innocent
5
Which of these events is the most important reason that helped start the Age of Exploration?
The invention of the spinning wheel
The election of a new Pope in the 1400's
advances in technology made long ocean voyages possible
The development of new trade routes in Asia
6
What was a major effect of the French Revolution?
Colonists in Latin America demonstrated their independence
Europe was in Peace for years after the revolution
France went back to being a constitutional monarchy
Spain increased its control over its colonies
7
Which of the following statements is from the Age of Enlightenment?
Everyone has the right to life, liberty, and property
All men are not created equal.
You must control the population by limiting education
Only religious leaders should know how to read
8
Where were the first early civilizations located?
river valleys
Near the ocean
plateaus
Vietnam
9
What was the main idea of Confucianism?
Follow the rules of Catholicism
Create your own destiny
Respect authority
Don't follow the law, follow your heart
10
What is a characteristic of Feudalism?
The Family Feud was the most popular game played by nobles
Unified national court systems were developed
Land was exchanged for loyalty and service
A strong central government
11
Why were the ancient trade routes along the "Silk Road" important?
increased the exchange of ideas & goods between East & West
It helped with the movement of Chinese armies
It helped in the development of agriculture in China
it allowed for the exploration of China
12
How did the Plague spread?
in food
in water supplies
the interaction of people through trade
from dogs to humans
13
Which are characteristics of the Catholic Church?
Based in England, English is language, don't have a leader
Pope is the leader, clergy are celibate, language is Latin
There are no religious rules to follow
Patriarch is leader, Clergy can marry, language is Greek
14
How did Peter the Great change Russia?
by modifying the economic system
by encouraging Western ideas and customs to their people
by introducing new cuisines from the East to his people
By expanding the Empire into China
15
What does "secular" mean?
All religious leaders were called "secular"
activities that have a religious basis
the original word used for "texting"
not subject to or bound by religious rule
16
How did the Code of Hammurabi contribute to the development of civilization?
It taught people how to farm
It gave people the right to an education
It gave people the right to vote
It established the first written set of laws
17
What led to the Protestant Reformation?
interest in ancient Greece & Rome
99 problems
the questioning of traditional beliefs
attention to realism and detail
18
What was the Neolithic Revolution?
When early humans learned to speak
When Napoleon became emperor of France
When people began to hunt and gather food
When people learned to grow food and herd animals
19
What are the most important contributions of ancient Greek and Roman civilizations?
religious teachings
ideas about law and government
military technology
road construction techniques
20
What was the main source of income on a manor in medieval Europe?
banking
the manufacturing of knight's armour
agriculture
coal mining
21
Which of these are associated with the Chinese dynasties?
Buildings with columns and geometric designs
The invention of the wheel
aqueduct and domed roof
the invention of gunpowder and the magnetic compass
22
What is a belief of Hindu's?
My actions today will affect my next life
The Koran is the book of Allah
You must go to Mecca at least once in your life
I enjoy the feast after Ramadan
23
Which of these were leaders of Latin American Revolution?
Malcolm X
Maximillian Bonaparte
Simon Bolivar, Toussaint L’Ouverture, Jose de San Martin
Peter the Great
24
How did the fall of Rome impact Western Europe?
Western Europe went back to being a Republic
Western Europe entered a period of disorder and chaos
The Muslims took over Western Europe
Western Europe was absorbed by the Byzantine Empire
25
How was Christianity a unifying factor in medieval Europe?
The church encouraged people to be polytheistic
The Church provided a sense of stability, unity, and order
Church leaders were only involved in religious activities
The church encouraged people to question authority
26
The Chinese Mandate of Heaven is similar what belief system of early monarchs in Europe?
popularism
Who is in charge
extremism
divine right
27
The architectural accomplishments of ancient societies indicates that....
religion was of no importance to them
entertainment was important to them
advanced technology existed in early civilizations
trade routes existed between China & the Americas
28
How did geographic factors influence the Byzantine Empire and it's capital city, Constantinople
Its location made it isolated from its trading partners
Its location near the junction of 3 continents made it rich
Its location had no influence on the Byzantine Empire
Its location made only overland trade possible
29
What was one of the most important results of the Crusades?
The conversion of all Europeans to Islam
Islam became the most practiced religion in Europe
growth of trade between Europe and Asia
The eradication of Islam as a religion in Europe
30
A similarity between the Gupta and Islamic Golden Ages is that they both...
advanced the same basic religious beliefs
defeated Christian uprisings
Made advances in math and science
gained wealth by mining iron ore in Africa
