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1
Which Golden Age is most closely associated with these achievements?
Gupta
Islamic
Songhai
Tang
2
Which concept is illustrated by these headlines?
colonialism
isolationism
cultural diffusion
ethnocentrism
3
Which movement in European history started with these ideas?
Industrial Revolution
Renaissance
Protestant Revolution
Golden Age of Islam
4
The economies of the western African civilizations of Ghana, Mali, and Songhai relied on
textile production
shipbuilding
trans-Saharan trade routes
industrial growth
5
How did the Incas adapt to their environment?
creating floating gardens
terrace farming
the encomienda system
growing cotton
6
Judaism, Islam, and Christianity share a belief in
reincarnation and the Four Noble Truths
teachings of the Koran (Quran)
papal supremacy
an ethical code of conduct and monotheism
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Which belief system is associated with the Eightfold Path, Four Noble Truths, and Nirvana?
Shinto
Buddhism
Christianity
Judaism
8
One way in which the travels of Marco Polo and Ibn Battuta are similar is that each
led to the establishment of colonies
resulted in archaeological discoveries in Africa
started mass migrations from Europe
stimulated interest in other cultures
9
The theory justifying a monarch’s rule by God’s authority is called
Predestination
Divine Right
Totalitarianism
Laissez faire
10
After contact with Europeans, millions of native peoples in the Americas died as a result of
religious persecution resulting from the Spanish Inquisition
slavery & terrible conditions on their sea journey to Europe
new foods, which the native peoples could not digest
new diseases to which the native peoples had no immunity
11
European countries obtained raw materials & a market for their finished goods by developing
the policy of mercantilism
trade cooperatives
forts along the Silk Roads
laissez-faire principles
12
Which statement expresses an idea of Enlightenment philosopher John Locke?
The king is sacred and answers only to God.
Those that are the most fit will survive and succeed.
All individuals have natural rights.
History is a continuous struggle between social classes.
13
The influence of Greek and Roman culture on some Renaissance art is reflected in
the impact of Shakespeare’s writing in southern Europe
competition between northern & southern European artists
challenges made to ancient religious ideals
a realistic portrayal of the human body
14
Which circumstance best describes a long-term result of the Crusades?
Muslim control of Jerusalem ended.
Christians and Muslims achieved a lasting peace.
Feudalism began in western Europe.
Cultural exchanges between the Middle East and Europe grew.
15
The main reason the Neolithic Revolution is considered a turning point in world history is that
spoken language was used to improve communication
Communities changed from nomadic herding to settled farming
Stone tools and weapons were first developed
fire was used as a source of energy for the first time
16
The use of the terms "
Encounter
" and "
Columbian Exchange
" represents attempts to describe the
results of scientific innovations
origins of divine right theory
nature of cultural interactions
establishment of land grants
17
What is one way in which animism, Shinto, and Daoism are similar?
emphasis on harmony with nature
monotheistic belief systems
belief in the idea of nirvana
reliance on the teachings of the Vedas
18
Which philosopher most likely wrote this statement?
Niccolò Machiavelli
Baron de Montesquieu
Thomas Hobbes
John Locke
19
Which is a primary source?
textbook on the history of Roman architecture
dictionary of English words adapted from Latin
modern novel about life in Mesopotamia
travel diary of Ibn Battuta
20
What was one ideal of Renaissance humanism?
training as a knight and practicing chivalry
living apart from the world and taking monastic vows
investigating areas of interest & fulfilling your potential
obeying divine right monarchs and the church