What is the feudal system?

System of labor in which a lord controlled the land and its inhabitants

What are the 3 societies on the verge of contact

Europe, Africa, North/South America

Agricultural estate operated by a lord and worked by peasants 4 protection

Who was Martin Luther

Part of the protestant reform; printing bibles in different languages

What did the Iroquois Confederacy represent

Native Americans often had complex political systems

Did the Native Americans need/want Columbus's arrival?

No; they where thriving on their own

What was a result of North/South America being ecologically diverse

Native American cultures/way of life being diverse

Was Architecture in the Americas diverse

Yes; To adapt to different climates

What was the differences between property rights between Europeans and Native Americans

Native Americans generally had a communal sense of land ownership

What does this image represent?

Native Americans built effective housing

What was a result from the Combat in Africa

Many Prisoners of War eventually to be sold into slavery

Who is the Kennewick man?

A well preserved body who was alive 7k years ago found in Washington

How did most Europeans live in the 1400s

90% working in agriculture in poor conditions

What was the difference in power structure betwen Europeans and Native Americans

Native Americans: Women could hold power Europe: Women could not hold power

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HIS 1043 CH.1

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1
What cultural aspects where part of Africa?
Spread of Islam
All of the above
Highly sophisticated communication systems/Trading
First university
2
What is the feudal system?
System of labor in which a lord controlled the land and its inhabitants
Agricultural estate operated by a lord and worked by peasants 4 protection
Laborer in the feudal system
3
How was the printing press significant to Europeans coming to the new world
Red and Yellow
Offered a new opportunity to get out of the feudalsystem life &badcondition
Offering new ideals about religion and business giving them new ideas
Offered land grants to be the lord to your own feudal system
4
What are the 3 societies on the verge of contact
Europe, Africa, North/South America
Europe, Asia, Africa
Europe, Australia, Africa
Europe, Africa, New Zealand
5
What was key for a sedentary lifestyle
IDK
Wild Buffalos populations to live nearby
Agriculture
Native Americans were not sedentary until the arrival of Columbus
6
What is a Manor?
Agricultural estate operated by a lord and worked by peasants 4 protection
System of labor in which a lord controled
Laborer in the feudal system
7
Who was Martin Luther
Part of the catholic reform; printing bibles in different languages
Part of the protestant reform; printing bibles in different languages
None of the above
Civil Rights activist
8
What did the Iroquois Confederacy represent
Europeans had to bring over the idea of politics to the Native Americans
None of the above
Native Americans often had complex political systems
That Native Americans could not maintain a political organization
9
All Native Americans had a unified cohesive culture
False
True
10
Did the Native Americans need/want Columbus's arrival?
Yes; They were starving and needed help
No; they where thriving on their own
11
Is Africa Multicultural?
False
True
12
What is the selling of indulgences?
Selling of candy
Letting a priest marry in exchange for money
Selling "tickets to heaven"
IDK
13
What was a result of North/South America being ecologically diverse
Native American cultures being exactly the same throughthe whole continent
None of the above
Native Americans only inhabited one area of the continent
Native American cultures/way of life being diverse
14
Was Architecture in the Americas diverse
No
Yes; To adapt to different climates
15
Why did Europeans want to leave Europe
Plagues
Corruption in the church
All of the above
Poor living conditions
16
What was the differences between property rights between Europeans and Native Americans
IDK
Both did not share property with their community
Native Americans generally had a communal sense of land ownership
Europeans generally had a communal sense of land ownership
17
Do we know exactly how/when the first Americans came over
No
Yes
18
What was the first genetically modified crop?
Corn
Wheat
Potatos
Mango
19
What does this image represent?
Europeans building effective housing
Native Americans built effective housing
20
What did the Archaic period bring?
Colombus
Rise of Agriculture
IDK
The first Americans
21
Native Americans generally had monotheistic religions
True
False
22
Where the first americans adaptive to their environment?
No
Yes
23
What was a result from the Combat in Africa
Encroaching into European territories through force
Many Prisoners of War eventually to be sold into slavery
There was no combat in Africa
None of the above
24
What country is the Cradle of Civilization
Asia
Australia
Europe
Africa
25
What is a serf?
Agricultural estate operated by a lord and worked by peasants 4 protection
Laborer in the feudal system
System of labor in which a lord controled
26
Who is the Kennewick man?
The first American
IDK
A well preserved body who was alive 7k years ago found in Washington
The man to first discover the Beringia Theory
27
What does the creation of Pottery, Ceramics and Baskets represent?
IDK
Purely artistic
Trade from other continents'
Planning ahead
28
What was an unfortunate result of Africa's success
Having to expand territories into Europe
Need of excess labor so go to North America to encapture people
Combat
IDK
29
What is Wampum/Roanoke
Type of plant
None of the above
A type of religion
A type of currency
30
How did most Europeans live in the 1400s
90% living in good conditions similar to today
90% working in agriculture in poor conditions
Living in nomadic bands
IDK
31
What was the difference in power structure betwen Europeans and Native Americans
Native Americans: Women could hold power Europe: Women could not hold power
Both allowed women to hold power
Europe: Women could hold power Native Americans: Women could not hold power
Both did not allow women to hold power
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What was the purpose of Political organizations for Native Americans
All of the above
Economic Purposes
Military Purposes
Represent wants of the people

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