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1
What modern day country was under Muslim power until the Reconquista?
Iran
Syria
South Africa
Spain
2
What is a ferba?
A serf
Another word for lord
An appointed governor
A dessert
3
Which of the following is not a reason Africa embodies extremes?
Climate allows for disease to spread
The tropical core makes it hard to transport goods N to S
Animals can’t be domesticated
Animals, such as hippos and Elephants, destroy villages
4
What did monasteries in the Middle Ages offer for the people of that time?
Structured life they were deprived of
A battlefield
Expanded the faith throughout the land
Prayer for their loved ones
5
What is a Renaissance Man?
An athlete
An old person
A proper person
Well rounded person
6
Why did the Silk Road exist?
The Mongols wanted to spread disease to enemies
People wanted to expand their empires
Monks wanted to spread Buddhism
Uneven distribution of goods between areas
7
What Viking reached North America before Columbus?
John Wycliffe
Lief Erikson
Charles Martel
Jan Hus
8
Who was the leader who brought Christianity to the region?
Otto the Great
Charlemagne
Pepin
Clovis
9
Define Shari’a
guidance of the Qur’an and Sunna assembled in a body of law
caliphate formed by Shia Muslims who descended from Muhammad
A library, academy, and translation center
powerful family that moved the Muslim capital to Damascus
10
When was Muhammad born?
570 AD
750 BC
750 AD
570 BC
11
What is a caravan?
a king or ruler
a traveling group of people
an African storyteller
a desert located in Western Africa
12
Which country is this?
England
France
Germany
Spain
13
Who was Richard the Lionhearted?
the leader that led the third crusaders to victory
The leader that came up with a deal with Saladin
The leader who had the most power =since the Roman Empire
The head looter of Constantinople
14
Who were the Franks?
Famous Scholars
Religious leaders
Germanic people that held power in Gaul
Germanic merchants
15
Which is not one of the 5 pillars of Islam?
Salat
Niqab
Shahada
Hajj
16
Approximately where was the Kingdom of Mali located?
South Africa
East Africa
West Africa
North Africa
17
the taming of animals for human use.
Cultural Diffusion
Agriculture
Gentry
Domestication
18
What is this country?
India
China
Indonesia
Saudi Arabia
19
Who was the artist that built the dome of Florence Cathedral?
Michelangelo
Da Vinci
Brunelleschi
Cosimo
20
What is Simony?
Women becoming priest
Kings appointing bishops
Bishops selling church positions
Priests marrying
21
a government in which citizens rule directly rather than through representatives
republic
monarchy
representative democracy
direct democracy
22
Baghdad is located in present day…?
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Iraq
23
In what century did the Black Death occur?
15th
13th
16th
14th
24
the body of laws governing the religious practices of a Christian church
Canon Law
Testament Law
Church Law
Common Law
25
a city and its surrounding lands functioning as an independent political unit.
continent
state
city-state
country
26
Who were the protected people (in Islam)?
Converts to Islam
Former Muslims
Christians, Zoroastrians, and Jews
Non-Muslims who were loyal to the king
27
Define Mosque
Third Pillar of Islam
City in Saudi Arabia
Christian Gathering
Islamic House of Worship
28
What was Charles Martel’s title?
King by the grace of God
Charles Martel
Major domo
Mayor of the castle
29
Organizations of individuals in the same or occupation working to improve standards of goods
Simony
Burghers
Parliament
Guilds
30
What was the Ka’aba?
Muhammad’s example and the best model for proper living
Person in charge of handing out land to workers in the Manor
Ancient shrine
An Islamic house of worship
31
What is salat?
daily prayer to Allah during designated times of day
pilgrimage to Mecca that occurs once a year
Charity works done for the needy
fasting
32
Approximately where was Axum located?
North Africa
South Africa
East Africa
West Africa
33
Who is the burqa enforced by?
Common People
Muhammad
Abu-Bakr
The Taliban
34
Who is the son of Charlemagne?
Charles Martel
Pepin the Short
Leif Erikson
Louis the Pious
35
a dynasty of Frankish rulers, lasting from a.d. 751 to 987.
Medici
Austrians
Capetians
Carolingians
36
Who was Muhammad's wife?
Fatima
Abu Bakr
Burqa
Khadijah
37
Why is Avignon significant?
The treaty of Verdun took place there
Where the Reconquista began
The Pope moved there, which weakened the Papacy
Where the Crusaders returned
38
What is the Burqa?
It covers the whole face with mesh for the eyes
It wraps around the hair like a turban
It leaves an opening for the eyes
It only covers the hair, not the face
39
What did the Treaty of Verdun accomplish?
Divided Charlemagne’s empire among his grandsons
Separated church and state
Forced the three popes during the Great Schism to resign
The Church believed that power should be in their hands
40
a Muslim-ruled region in what is now Spain, established in the eighth century AD.
al-Andulis
Barcelona
Granada
Madrid
41
What is the country in white?
Mauritania
Egypt
Libya
Mali
42
What was not one of the three roots of Medieval culture?
Beliefs of the Roman Catholic Church
Customs of Germanic tribes
Muslim influence from the crusades
Classical heritage of Rome
43
How did Pope Gregory I change the papacy?
He weakened the spiritual kingdom
He moved the papacy to Avignon
he made the Pope a have governmental duties
He lost all of their money
44
What was a troubadour?
A person who told stories
a traveling poet and musician
a merchant
A person who gathered things and traveled to sell them
45
Which of the following was not an Islamic innovation?
Paper made of linen rags
The Compass
Star Maps
Improved types of ink including some that show in the dark
46
Scandinavia is made up of which three countries?
Norway, Spain, France
Norway, Sweden, Denmark
Denmark, Iceland, Poland
Denmark, Finland, Ireland
47
What did Brunelleschi use as supports? It creates a revolution in Architecture.
He used columns.
He used sticks
He used brick walls.
He used leverage.
48
Term for Islamic prayer (5 times per day)?
Siyam
Salat
Shihada
Sunni
49
Order of rank in Middle Ages from highest to lowest
Kings-Nobles-Knights-Peasants
Church Officials-Nobles-King-Peasants
Peasants-Kings-Nobles
Knights_Peasants_Church Officials
50
Where were the Vikings from?
Ukraine
Russia
Scandanavia
Lebanon
51
Who was involved in the Battle of Hastings?
Denmark and Germany
Egypt and Tanzania
Normandy and England
Spain and Portugal
52
Who were the Umayyads?
Corrupt dynasty known for their great wealth
overthrew Abbasids
Caliphate who moved the capital to Baghdad
Sufi Mystics
53
Where was Adulis located?
Along the South Coast
In Timbuktu
In Axum
Along the Mediterranean Sea
54
Where is Mecca?
Damascus
Saudi Arabia
Baghdad
Iraq
55
“Submission to the will of Allah” means…?
Islam
Praise Him
Muslim
Faith
56
What did the Concordat of Worms state?
The government picks the bishops and the church approves
The government had full power to pick the bishops
The church had full power to appoint bishops
The church picks the bishop and the government approves
57
Where did the Magyars come from?
Spain
Hungary
Scandinavia
Germany
58
"Jihad" means…?
Internal Struggle
Praise Him
Faith
Just and Violent War
59
What is the main difference between Sunni and Shia Muslims?
Shia believe caliphs should be descendants of Muhammad
Shia believe the best person to rule should rule
Shia are mystics
Shia believe in the four rightly guided caliphs
60
How did Pico della Mirandola portray humans in the Renaissance?
as brutish creatures
as wonderful creatures
61
What did the Northern Renaissance focus on?
Humanism
Art
Church Reform
Trade Reform
62
Kingdom in present Ethiopia and Eritrea that reached the height of its power in the 4th c. AD
Niger River Valley
Bantu
Mali
Axum
63
What was the new system of farming called in the high middle ages?
3 field system
Pull horse system
Feudal system
2 field system
64
How did Pope Innocent III see humans in the medieval world?
Angelic
as weak sinful creatures
65
What is a guild?
A city in Germany
A company
A group of workers who joins together
A building in Florence
66
What is the country in white?
Indonesia
Saudi Arabia
China
India
67
Which event combined all three social classes to discuss political issues
Estates-General
Treaty of Verdun
Concordant of Worms
Magna Carta
68
What is linear perspective?
The technique of things getting bigger as they go back
The technique artists use to make sure everything is even
The technique artists use to create lines
The technique of things getting smaller as they go back
69
the expansion of trade and business that transformed European economies in the 16th & 17th c.
Commercial Revolution
Market Economy
Glorious Revolution
Capitalism Revolution
70
a human-made object, such as a tool, weapon, or piece of jewelry
fossil
artifact
paleozoologist
paleontologist
71
This map is showing?
Germany
France
Spain
The UK
72
Which is NOT an Islamic invention?
flow pen
linear perspective
algebra
astrolabe
73
Which country is this?
England
Germany
Spain
France
74
Approximately where was the Niger River Valley located?
North Africa
East Africa
South Africa
West Africa
75
What is a fief?
a vassal
a lord
a peasant
a land grant
76
What is Zakat?
Islamic statement of belief
Fasting during Ramadan
Prayer 5 x a day facing Mecca depending on where the sun is
Giving to charity
77
When were the Middle Ages?
571 BC - 1300 AD
500 AD - 1500 AD
1350 AD - 1550 AD
500 BC - 1500 AD
78
Speakers of a related group of languages who, beginning about 2000 years ago migrated South
Zulu
Amharic
Bantu
Shona
79
Which of these are NOT a contribution to Muslim art?
arabesques
calligraphy
geometric patterns
linear perspective
80
Define secular.
Not connected to government.
Not connected to economics
Not connected to state government
Not connected to religion
