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1
What is the meaning of the term "monotheistic," as discussed in the transcript?
The belief in multiple gods
The worship of ancestors
The adherence to a strict legal code
The belief in a single God
2
Which of the following should NOT be included in an introductory paragraph?
Thesis
Elaborate Examples
Context
Attention-getting Factor
3
Which of the following concepts is not a main belief of Hinduism?
Karma
Monotheism
Reincarnation
Caste System
4
Who believed that people are naturally wicked and without government life is nasty, brutish, and short?
Hobbes
Ms. Asch
Locke
Voltaire
5
What does the term "Middle Passage" refer to?
The journey of enslaved Africans across the Atlantic to the Americas
A trade route connecting Asia and Europe
A central location in ancient civilizations
A road built by the Romans during the Pax Romana
6
Which event significantly increased trade around Europe and the Middle East during the Crusades?
Political unity in Europe
The Black Death
Military expeditions
Introduction of the feudal system
7
What was the primary role of the patricians in Roman society?
Military commanders
Religious leaders
Farmers and artisans
Wealthy, oldest families
8
Which belief system in ancient China had a bleak outlook on life and emphasized strict obedience to laws?
Buddhism
Legalism
Confucianism
Taoism
9
Which of the following best defines syncretism?
A philosophical belief in the existence of multiple deities.
The process of combining different religious or cultural elements
The practice of meditation and mindfulness for spiritual enlightenment.
The study of ancient civilizations and their cultural artifacts.
10
What significant action did Henry VIII take?
He led a series of military expeditions known as the Crusades.
He founded the Jesuit order.
He declared war against the Protestants.
He established the Anglican Church after breaking with the Catholic Church.
11
Which of the following was NOT a reason for European exploration?
Find a faster route to India and China
Promote feudalism
Find gold
More land
12
What was the primary cause of the split in Islam after Muhammad's death?
Disagreement about who should be the next Caliph
Economic conflicts among followers
Disagreement over the interpretation of the Quran
Political disputes with neighboring empires
13
What does the concept of the "state of nature" refer to?
A period of advanced technological development in a society
The ideal state of harmony achieved through strong government control
human existence before the establishment of government or rules
A historical era marked by the prevalence of absolute monarchies
14
Where did the Renaissance begin?
Italy
England
France
Greece
15
What is the Mandate of Heaven?
Belief rulers in China were appointed by god & need to work for common good
A celestial body worshipped in ancient Chinese religions
A philosophical concept in Greek mythology
A decree issued by the Roman Senate
16
What significant consequences did the Black Death have on European societies in the 14th century?
Greater faith in the Catholic Church
Decline in wages and increased serfdom
Strengthening of the feudal system
Labor shortages, economic changes, and social upheaval
17
What was a significant feature of the Roman Republic established in 509 BCE?
Silk Road
Feudal system
Democracy
Caste system
18
Which individual from the following list was an ancient Greek philosopher?
Genghis Khan
Confucius
Plato
Siddhartha Gautama
19
Who was responsible for creating the elite group of 10,000 young warriors known as the Golden Horde?
Genghis Khan
Muhammad
Montezuma II
Charles V
20
Why was the geography of Ancient Greece considered significant, based on the information in the transcript?
It promoted unity among Greek city-states.
It facilitated the construction of extensive road networks.
It allowed for the easy flow of trade along large rivers.
It led to isolation and the formation of independent city-states (polis).
21
Who initiated the Reformation by posting the 95 Theses on the church doors?
John Wycliffe
Queen Elizabeth
Martin Luther
Jan Huss
22
What was the main belief of Buddhism regarding suffering?
Following Jesus will reduce suffering
Achieve nirvana by balancing Yin and Yang
Eliminate suffering by following the Mandate of Heaven
Suffering is caused by desire
23
What is the primary purpose of the Silk Road?
Introduced the Mandate of Heaven
Built aqueducts for carrying water
Established a caste system
Fostered the exchange of goods, culture, and knowledge
24
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of early civilizations?
Simple Institutions
Advanced Technology
Specialized Workers
Advanced Cities
25
What is the Caste System?
A set of strict laws and punishments in Legalism
A philosophical concept in ancient Greece
A system of government in ancient China
Social classes into which individuals are born and cannot change
26
What major advancement in the Islamic Golden Age helped sailors determine their location using stars and planets?
Astrolabe
Algebra
House of Wisdom
Translation of Greek philosophers
27
The Yin Yang represents balance of opposing forces in what religion?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Confusionism
Taoism
28
Pick the answer in which all of the religions share the same God:
Islam, Christianty, and Judaism
Christianity, Judaism, and Buddhism
Hinduism, Buddhism, Legalism
Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam
29
Who received revelations from Allah, leading to the creation of Islam?
Muhammad
Sun God Inti
Genghis Khan
Montezuma II
30
What was one reason why Romans persecuted Christians?
Christians were actively conspiring against the Roman Empire
Christians were primarily foreign origin
Romans thought they had odd rituals, such as cannibalism/incest
Christians were believed to possess secret threatening knowledge
31
What are the two integral components of complex institutions?
Record-keeping and advanced technology
Technology and trade
Advanced cities and specialized workers
Religion and government
32
Why were the Medici significant?
They were leaders of the Spanish Inquisition.
They were skilled warriors who conquered new territories.
They were patrons who sponsored artists and works.
They were influential religious leaders in Rome.
33
How did the feudal system operate in medieval societies?
By relying on a system of elected officials and representative governance
Through a complex hierarchy of lords, knights, and serfs
Through a centralized monarchy with absolute power
By distributing land to peasants for individual ownership
34
How do you cite a source for DBQs in this class?
According to Document A, ___
(Fall of the Aztec Empire, Tiger Woods, Document .
_____, Document A.
_____ (Document .
35
What was a significant feature of the Pax Romana in ancient Rome?
Development of feudalism
Building of aqueducts
Establishment of a caste system
Adoption of polytheism
36
Which ancient civilization developed an international trade route known as the Silk Road?
Persian Empire
Chinese Han Dynasty
Greek City-States
Roman Empire
37
What is a republic?
A system of government led by a single ruler with absolute power
A religious institution in ancient Rome
A government where citizens have the right to vote and elect officials
A form of government characterized by a monarch and a feudal system
38
What was the primary cause of monarchs gaining total power in Europe after the Reformation?
Fracturing of the Catholic Church
Increased power of the Pope
Decline of the middle class
Feudalism's resurgence
39
What is humanism?
A political ideology
A system of government
An emphasis on individualism
A religious doctrine
40
All were causes of the Reformation EXCEPT:
Indulgences
the Spanish Inquisition
The Black Death
Scientific Advnaces
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The social contract theory refers to:
individuals consent to gov. in exchange for protection of rights
legal document outlining the rights and responsibilities of citizens.
An agreement among citizens to follow social norms.
A religious covenant dictating the moral conduct of a society.
