What did the English Bill of Rights do?

Limited king and helped citizens

Why were ancient civilizations near rivers?

Rivers gave fertile soil and fresh water

What do the Quran, Torah, and Bible have in common?

They provide spiritual and moral advice

Why have religions led to conflict?

Disagreements in beliefs caused fights

Why is Leonardo da Vinci called a Renaissance man?

Loved science, art, and invention

What did Renaissance humanism focus on?

Classical learning and human worth

What is the scientific method?

Steps using testing and evidence

What lasting impact did the Black Death leave?

Economies and societies shifted

What happened to France’s monarchy after the revolution?

It ended with king’s execution

What did manors represent in medieval life?

Separate estates for local needs

What did the English Bill of Rights do?

Limited king and helped citizens

Why did Europe begin exploring new lands?

To gain wealth and spread faith

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World History Final

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Explore the influence of sacred texts, beliefs, conflicts, ancient civilizations, and key historical events on world religions and societies.

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1
What did the English Bill of Rights do?
Gave monarch all power
Strengthened army rule
Ended Parliament
Limited king and helped citizens
2
How was Renaissance art different?
No religion allowed
Realism and emotion
Flat images
Only symbols
3
Why were ancient civilizations near rivers?
Rivers were dangerous
Rivers were blocked by mountains
Rivers gave fertile soil and fresh water
Rivers made travel hard
4
Which thinker taught through questions in ancient Greece?
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
Pericles
5
How did the American Revolution influence others?
Reduced self-rule
Empowered kings
Inspired independence globally
More colonial control
6
Why did Nazis use propaganda?
Spread hate and lies
Promote free speech
Push peace
Help minorities
7
What was a downside of industrialization?
Fair wages
More pollution and danger
No child labor
Safe conditions
8
What do the Quran, Torah, and Bible have in common?
They are from the same era
They are historical records
They were written in Latin
They provide spiritual and moral advice
9
What was a long-term WWI result?
Peaceful unity
Rise of dictators and WWII
Europe united
Cold War ended
10
Why have religions led to conflict?
Leaders avoided religious wars
Disagreements in beliefs caused fights
Religion has no role in politics
Religion has always been peaceful
11
What was a downside of industrialization?
More pollution and danger
Fair wages
Safe conditions
No child labor
12
Who suffered most in the Holocaust?
Jews and persecuted groups
Leaders
Soldiers
Nazis
13
What were the Intolerable Acts for?
More colonial power
Promote French ideas
Reward protesters
Punish Boston Tea Party
14
Who made up the new Industrial middle class?
Knights
Workers and business owners
Samurai
Kings
15
How do deserts affect movement and trade?
They act as barriers
They support farming
They boost city growth
They speed up trade
16
What was the goal of mercantilism?
Help the home country get rich
Free colonies
Self-rule for colonies
No trading
17
Why is Leonardo da Vinci called a Renaissance man?
Only studied religion
Great soldier
Loved science, art, and invention
Hated learning
18
Who were the Axis Powers?
Japan, Germany, Italy
China, Russia, US
US, France, Britain
Austria, Spain, Swiss
19
What triggered WWI?
Hitler rose
Poland invasion
Ferdinand's assassination
Titanic sank
20
What rights did the Declaration of the Rights of Man protect?
Bring back monarchy
Obey kings
Freedom and equality
Own land only
21
What Enlightenment idea shaped the U.S. Declaration of Independence?
Religion in government
People's rights and self-rule
Tradition rules
Monarch power
22
What did the League of Nations aim to do?
Start wars
Build colonies
Keep world peace
Punish all
23
Why did Martin Luther criticize the Church?
He loved the Pope
Corruption like indulgences
Printing press rules
German laws
24
Why did people move to cities in the Industrial Revolution?
Find factory jobs
Farm living
Escape work
Enjoy country life
25
What was the Columbian Exchange?
Swap of goods and diseases
Tech deal
African tribal war
Asian immigration plan
26
What did Galileo prove in astronomy?
Backed Church space ideas
Sun is center of solar system
Earth was center
Built weapons
27
What did 1800s labor unions fight for?
Taxing workers more
Royal support
Ban all factory work
Fair pay and safety
28
What happened after atomic bombs hit Japan?
Japan surrendered, WWII ended
More joined war
Cold War started
Germany quit
29
What happened after the English Civil War?
Dictatorship started
Parliament ended
King ruled freely
Monarchy was stopped briefly
30
Why were trenches used in WWI?
Hide civilians
Shield soldiers
Store goods
Move products
31
What did Renaissance humanism focus on?
War and survival
Religious control
Classical learning and human worth
Hating ancient times
32
What is the scientific method?
Old beliefs only
School rules
Religious memory tool
Steps using testing and evidence
33
What lasting impact did the Black Death leave?
Cleanliness quickly rose
Economies and societies shifted
Feudal ties grew strong
Jobs disappeared forever
34
Which Roman idea still influences modern politics?
No citizen say
Elected leaders
Kings rule alone
Power by birth
35
What happened to France’s monarchy after the revolution?
It took over military
It ended with king’s execution
It gained power
It stayed the same
36
What did manors represent in medieval life?
Religious schools
King-pope unions
Separate estates for local needs
Colonial plans
37
What Cold War event nearly led to nuclear war?
Berlin airlift
Cuban Missile Crisis
Vietnam War
Britain battle
38
What did the English Bill of Rights do?
Limited king and helped citizens
Strengthened army rule
Ended Parliament
Gave monarch all power
39
What did John Locke believe?
People have natural rights
Power from God only
No freedom
One king rules all
40
What land feature usually stops large groups from settling?
Wide flatlands
Mountains
Rivers
Coastlines
41
How did printing support Protestant ideas?
Kept them secret
Slowed change
Only used for Catholics
Spread Luther’s writing fast
42
How did inventions help explorers?
Slowed travel
Cut down crews
Raised costs
Improved maps and tools
43
How did factories change work?
Home-based jobs
Shorter work weeks
Repetitive work and long hours
Creative jobs
44
Why did Europe begin exploring new lands?
To stop science
To avoid sea travel
To ban Asian contact
To gain wealth and spread faith
45
What happened after the fall of Rome?
Trade and economy fell
Education grew fast
Europe united quickly
Industry took off
46
Why was the Berlin Wall built?
Stop floods
Block invasions
Keep East Germans in
Split France & Germany
47
How did the American Revolution influence others?
Reduced self-rule
Inspired independence globally
Empowered kings
More colonial control
48
What triggered WWI?
Poland invasion
Ferdinand's assassination
Hitler rose
Titanic sank
49
Why did the Glorious Revolution occur?
People opposed Catholic king
Foreign takeover
King shut Parliament
Wanted dictatorship
50
What does absolutism mean?
Religious leaders rule
Elected leaders
One ruler has total control
Shared power
51
What were ghettos during the Holocaust?
Soldier camps
Safe zones
Gov shelters
Jewish prison areas
52
Why did people move to cities in the Industrial Revolution?
Escape work
Enjoy country life
Find factory jobs
Farm living
53
What big change came from the Reformation?
All beliefs united
The Pope grew more powerful
New Christian branches formed
Middle Ages returned
54
Why study the Holocaust now?
Repeat it
Support dictators
Use propaganda
Prevent genocide
55
What effect did the Treaty of Versailles have on Germany?
Accepted blame and paid fines
Gained influence
Teamed with France
More allies
56
How did factories change work?
Repetitive work and long hours
Home-based jobs
Creative jobs
Shorter work weeks
57
Why was the printing press revolutionary?
Helped spread books and ideas
Weapons improved
Scrolls returned
Religious books banned
58
How did Enlightenment spread ideas?
Kings’ talks
School limits
Books and salons
Book bans
59
How did the Church influence daily medieval life?
It stayed out of schools
It led politically and spiritually
It only stayed abroad
It made people move often
60
What happened on D-Day?
Japan bombed US
US dropped bomb
Allies invaded France beaches
Hitler gave up
61
What was US containment during the Cold War?
Ban nukes
End monarchies
Stop capitalism
Block communism spread
62
What started the French Revolution?
Hunger and unfair taxes
Universal voting
Equal wealth among classes
King support
63
Why did the Cold War begin?
Latin wars
US vs USSR for power
Religion fight
Sports rivalry
64
How does the Cold War still affect today?
No ideology left
Ongoing political divides
No more alliances
Global unity
65
Why did Churches fear new science?
It kept old views
It was magic
It did nothing
It challenged their beliefs
66
What belief is held by both Hindus and Buddhists?
Follow the Ten Commandments
There is one god
Reincarnation is real
Jesus is the Savior
67
Why were the Crusades fought?
To build factories
To conquer America
Over sacred lands
To stop kings
68
Who made up the new Industrial middle class?
Knights
Workers and business owners
Kings
Samurai
69
What was the outcome of the American Revolution?
U.S. gained independence
Britain kept control
Colonies split up
Colonial govts destroyed
70
Why did the Glorious Revolution occur?
Foreign takeover
King shut Parliament
Wanted dictatorship
People opposed Catholic king
71
What Enlightenment idea shaped the U.S. Declaration of Independence?
Monarch power
People's rights and self-rule
Tradition rules
Religion in government
72
What was the Reign of Terror?
Napoleon’s rule
Peaceful protest
Time of healing
Robespierre's violent purges
73
What did the Reformation do to European power?
Less conflict
Stronger kings
More church control
More chaos and shifts
74
What happened after the English Civil War?
Monarchy was stopped briefly
Dictatorship started
King ruled freely
Parliament ended
75
What were the Intolerable Acts for?
More colonial power
Punish Boston Tea Party
Reward protesters
Promote French ideas
76
What was a key trait of Athenian democracy?
Citizens voted directly on laws
Only nobles could vote
Generals decided everything
Women voted equally
77
What is a social contract?
Noble law
Trade document
Deal to protect people’s rights
Church law
78
What did feudalism provide during medieval times?
Sea trade
Social order and safety
Less noble power
Religious freedom
79
Why were trenches used in WWI?
Move products
Store goods
Shield soldiers
Hide civilians
80
How did women help in the French Revolution?
Stayed out of politics
Stayed quiet
Demanded food and rights
Supported the king
81
What effect did colonization have on natives?
More jobs
More democracy
Losses from war and disease
More voting
82
How did Enlightenment ideas inspire revolts?
Pushed rights and democracy
Pushed religious kings
Helped monarchs
Blocked change
83
How did women help in the French Revolution?
Supported the king
Stayed out of politics
Demanded food and rights
Stayed quiet
84
What was the outcome of the American Revolution?
Colonial govts destroyed
Colonies split up
U.S. gained independence
Britain kept control
85
What does appeasement mean?
Sending refugees
Forming alliances
Declaring early war
Giving in to avoid war
86
How do the sacred books of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam guide followers?
They're only for ceremonies.
They teach farming laws.
They focus on scientific facts.
They offer ethical and moral guidance.
87
What does absolutism mean?
Elected leaders
Religious leaders rule
One ruler has total control
Shared power
88
What did the Scientific Revolution leave us?
More myths
Less research
Worse schools
Modern science roots
89
What did 1800s labor unions fight for?
Taxing workers more
Fair pay and safety
Royal support
Ban all factory work
90
Which Roman building idea is still used today?
No stone used
Only wood buildings
Arches and domes
Floating homes
91
How did WWII change world power?
Ended rivalries
Caused Cold War
Science weakened
UN shut down

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