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World Geography Quiz 1
World Geography Quiz 1
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1
What was the name of the code that Knights in Europe followed?
Code of Cabrillo
Code of Chivalry
Code of Bushido
The Davinci Code
2
Where did Islam spread starting in the 7th century?
The Middle East, parts of Europe, and most of North Africa
Australia
Asia
South America
3
Rome conquered most of
Antarctica
Europe and parts of North Africa and the Middle East
Asia
South America
4
Who was the most powerful general in Roman history that changed it from a republic to an empire?
Julias Ceasar
Emperor Hadrian
Emperor Constantine
Emperor Nero
5
Martin Luther started the protestant reformation.
True
False
6
What building do Muslims worship in?
Temple
Mosque
Synagogue
Church
7
Which disciple of Jesus Christ started the Catholic Church?
Judas
Paul the Apostle
Mark
Mathew
8
Which is NOT one reason that Rome fell?
Political Corruption
Martin Luther and the Reformation
Citizens were over taxed
Too many wars with Germanic Tribes
9
The city of Rome is in present day Greece.
True
False
10
There is evidence that the Kingdom of Mali sent ships that reached __________.
Australia
Antarctica
The moon of Endor
South America
11
Starting in the 5th century, trade routes in North Africa gave rise to which powerful empires?
The Ming Dynasty
The Kingdoms of Ghana and Mali
The Aztecs
Rome
12
Christianity, Judaism, and Islam are all polytheistic religions.
False
True
13
What did these powerful African Empires primarily trade?
Salt and Gold
Camels
Pokemon Cards
Tobacco
14
The purpose of the Crusades was to ____________.
have a good time.
Retake the Holy Land from Muslim Empires.
escape disease in South America.
to get an A+ in World Geography.
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What are the foundational principals of Islam called?
The Five Pillars of Islam
The Old Testament
The Code of Chivalry
The Code of Bushido