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Unit 1 & 2 Review #2
Unit 1 & 2 Review #2
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1
What was one of the chief goals of the Crusades?
to recover Jerusalem and the Holy Land from the Muslim Turks
to force the Byzantines to become Catholics
to improve trade among Europe, Asia, and Africa
to spread Christianity throughout Europe, Asia, and Africa
2
The years 2000-1901 are often referred to as the___.
19th century AD/CE
20th century BC/BCE
20th century AD/CE
19th century BC/BCE
3
Merchants from the ancient West African kingdom of Ghana prospered by controlling the trade of which goods?
Grain and Camels
Grapes and Wine
Timber and Olive Oil
Gold and Salt
4
Use the quotation to complete the following statement. What is the pope is issuing a call for?
the Emperor to restore the glory of the Frankish Empire
armies to fight against the Mongol invaders
Crusaders to regain the Holy Land from Muslims
help in fighting Martin Luther and the Protestants
5
The years 201-300 are often referred to as the __.
3rd century AD/CE
3rd century BC/BCE
2nd century BC/BCE
2nd century AD/CE
6
Which shows the importance the Mongols placed on improving trade contacts with other civilizations?
The creation of a national currency
The conquest of Constantinople
The establishment of caravan routes
The construction of large merchant fleets
7
City of Mecca is very important to this religion. The fifth pillar of this faith requires a trip to Mecca, called Hajj
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
8
A common practice of the Ancient World was a belief in more than one god, also known as__.
Polytheism
Singleism
Monotheism
Multi-religionism
9
In this religion, they practice the Sabbath on Friday evenings in either a Synagogue or Temple.
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
10
The map illustrates the spread of what disease?
Bubonic Plague
Malaria
Yellow Fever
Cholera
11
Confucius:
Had little lasting impact on the conduct of government in China.
Felt that some people were born evil and could not be changed
Created a philosophy which sought order and balance
Adviser to a Chinese leader because of Daoism and the stability it provided
12
Which of the following advances is most descriptive of the Neolithic Age/ Revolution?
hunter-gatherers were the most productive form of human organization
the development of agriculture became common in areas near rivers
the end of the ice age forced mankind to domesticate animals
the discovery and control of fire was attained
13
This religion is based on the life of Jesus and views him as the Messiah.
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
14
During Medieval times, which of these groups was legally tied to the land?
Serfs
Knights
Minor Nobility
Parish Priests
15
Which statement is NOT true of Feudalism?
The Church had little influence
Serfs worked land owned by lords
Lords provided protection to serfs
Manors were self-sufficient
16
This religion is the world's oldest monotheistic faith system and identifies Abraham as the father of the faith.
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
17
How did the location of cities in the West African empires of Ghana and Mali influence their growth?
Their mountainous location made the cities easily defensible
Their location in river valleys allowed for extensive farming
Their location on major trade routes allowed them to prosper economically
Their coastal location made the cities major ports for maritime trade
18
During the Medieval Period, the systems of feudalism and manorialism made it common for a peasant to do what?
fight in the lords army
marry the lord's son or daughter
work for the lord's land.
travel long distances for trade
19
According to modern historians, the Black Death is believed to have traveled to and spread in Europe through:
Use of shared bath water
Consumption of bad spices
Foul odors
Fleas and Rats
20
How did the Crusades affect Europe?
The Crusaders brought new ideas about law and government to Europe
Europeans became more critical of capitalism
Europeans became more critical of the Catholic Church
The Crusaders brought new foods and products back to Europe
21
This religion's place of worship is a mosque and refers to God by the Arabic word "Allah"
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
22
According to modern historians, the Black Death (plague) is believed to have traveled to and spread in Europe through:
Fleas carried by rats along trade routes
Use of shared bath water
foul odors
Airbourne pathogens
23
Which of the following BEST explains why the first civilizations developed along rivers?
They developed in river valleys because of an abundance of drinkable water.
Because fertile land was available for the growth of crops.
Water is a geographical barrier, making it easy to defend from attack
Fundamental to their beliefs, land near the river was "holy" to the people.
24
This religion is based on the belief in a covenant (agreement) between God and the Hebrew people.
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
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Which was NOT a result of the Crusades?
Expand trade between Europe and the Middle East
New technologies were introduced to Western Europe
All of the above were results of the Crusades
Church lost its power
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The caste system of India:
Is not supported by the religious beliefs of Hinduism
Forbade upward class mobility; it wasnt possible to move castes in ONE life
Was constructed primarily to regulate gender relations
Was advocated by followers of Buddhism
