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World History I Review
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Covers early humans through the Protestant Reformation.
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1
This is the name of the first upright hominid.
Rita
Jane
Sally
Lucy
2
According to Legalism, what characteristic should a leader have?
educated
strict
moral
compassion
3
This king made himself the spiritual and secular leader of England
Henry VIII
Henry VI
Edward VI
Leo X
4
Why did feudalism develop?
Chivalry developed
The Church was losing power
There was a need for a new monarch
There was a need for protection
5
PSE: Europeans lost faith in the Church after the Plague
social
economic
political
6
Which of the following occurred last?
Pax Romana
Alexander's Conquests
The Crusades
The creation of the Greek Empire
7
What was an economic result of the Black Plague?
decrease in feudal social classes
decrease in the faith for the Church
increased roles for women
increase in wages
8
In which European country did the Renaissance begin?
France
Italy
Greece
Germany
9
Charlemagne successfully grew an empire because he promoted?
loyalty
war
peace
pride
10
What do the mountains of India ensure?
creates fertile soil
prevents invasion
all of the above
prevents cultural diffusion
11
PSE: Roman leaders were corrupt
economic
political
social
12
What religious concept did Zoroaster introduce
Hell
Heaven
good v. evil
Reincarnation
13
Roman emperors offered "bread and circuses" mainly to
gain support from the lower class
provide work for entertainers
encourage men to enter the army
hide the growing problem in the Empire
14
Greece is credited with developing what form of government?
democracy
monarchy
republic
oligarchy
15
What were the pyramids built for?
storage for grain
tombs for important Egyptians
fortesses
housing
16
Which civilization used the Mandate of Heaven?
Indus
China
Rome
Greece
17
What religion did Asoka encourage?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Islam
Sikhism
18
PSE: Rome's tax rate was extremely high.
political
economic
social
19
Which one of the Greek philosophers believed that the "unexamined life is not worth living?"
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
20
Art tends to reflect the culture of a society.
False
True
21
Which statement best describes the Catholic Church in the 1200s?
Its power was declining
It was at the height of its power
It was losing followers
It was gaining followers
22
What is the name of the cultural diffusion encouraged by Alexander?
Macedonian
Persian
Greek
Hellenism
23
Which of the following is NOT a principle of Magna Carta?
rule of law
commonality in law
separation of powers
writ of habeas corpus
24
Power and position during the feudal period was based on
possession of land
possession of money
success in battle
number of serfs
25
The sharing of ideas and beliefs between societies is known as?
social hierarchy
schism
cultural diffusion
26
What was unique about Judaism?
it believed in animism
it was polytheistic
it was monotheistic
it had only one holy book
27
Which religion did not start in the Middle East?
Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
28
The central principle of Daosim is
morality
education
action
inaction
29
Why was the Great Wall built?
to increase trade
To prevent the evil spirits from taking over China
to decrease cultural diffusion
To prevent invasion from the North
30
Which of the following is NOT a basic feature of civilization?
architecture
government
infrastructure
writing
31
Which is NOT a characteristic of Renaissance art
perspective
realism
two dimensional
Greco-Roman influences
32
What is the Greek word for city-state?
pantheon
polis
hoplite
agora
33
This word mean a "break within the church."
reform
papal
schism
supremacy
34
What is the Neolithic Revolution?
the end of the homo Erectus era
transition from nomads to agriculture
spread of cultural diffusion
increased use of stone tools
35
Judaism and Christianity differed from Greco-Roman beliefs in religion regarding
the family unit
belief in one god
individual morality
the role of law
