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1
Pax Romana, means ____________.
Roman period of peace
Roman unrest
Roman period of mathematics
Time of Romulus and Remus
2
The Roman Catholic Church & the Eastern/Greek Orthodox church agree on all of the following except…
The practice of holy sacraments such as baptism and communion
It is the responsibility of Christians to spread the faith & covert people
The practice of conducting services in the common language of the region
The faith is based on the Holy Bible
3
Capitol of the Byzantine Empire
Istanbul
Rome
Timbuktu
Constantinople
4
How did Julius Caesar become dictator?
He led a coup
He crowned himself
He took over after his father died
He was appointed by the senate
5
What is the caste system?
A division of labor using job specialization
A democratic style of government that employs the use of tribunes
An exchange of goods, property, and protection between lords and peasants
A social hierarchy governing what opportunities are available to you
6
Which of the following is the Best example of following the Code of Chivalry
Olivia scoring 100% on this exam then his mom giving him $50 as a reward.
Evie saving a small child from a speeding car heading her way
Anthony arriving to class on time every day
Sofi putting away her phone after walkling in class
7
What was the role of the church in medieval Europe society?
They were the center of life, preforming sacraments and social events
The Kings were the leaders of the church
Different regions in Europe had different religions
Townspeople had to learn Latin before they could study attend church
8
Which of the following is NOT a monotheistic religion?
Judaism
Islam
Hinduism
Christianity
9
How were the Feudal and Manorial System alike?
Both based on rules and regulations
both used samurai's as warriors
both allowed serfs to become knights
women has rights to participate in politics
10
Which luxury goods were most valuable that came from Africa?
Gold and Silk
Gold and Salt
Sugar and Spice
Gold and Sugar
11
The compass would have expanded trade on which route?
Carribbean Pirate Trade
Silk Roads
Indian Ocean Trade
Trans-Sarahan Trade
12
Charlemagne spread Christianity, Feudalism, and Chivalry
False
True
13
Which statement might be an accurate description of a serf's life?
A serf who did well might be awarded a manor to rule
A serf could move to a different manor if he or she desired
A serf could become a merchant and join a guild
A serf was bound to the land upon which he or she worked
14
_________ is a belief system centered around the idea of spirits existing in nature.
Zoroastrianism
Animism
Buddhism
Hinduism
15
An autocrat is...
Leader in Islam
Sole ruler with absolute power
Supreme head of the Greek Orthodox Church
Supreme head of the Roman Catholic Church
16
What is a "tithe"
Code of honor
Tax on land
Money to the church
Knight's armor
17
Which language blending Arabic and Bantu came to be as a result of trade?
Koine
Swahili
Mali
English
18
Nirvana is to Buddhism as _________ is to Hinduism.
moksha
dao
reincarnation
karma
19
What trade route originated in China?
Trans-Sarahan Trade
Indian Ocean Trade
Mongol trade route
Silk Roads
20
What part of the Roman republic influenced the development of our modern government?
the power of patricians to veto the actions of tribunes
the election of representatives to a legislature
the role of the consuls in overseeing government
the appointment of temporary dictators in times of emergency
21
The Vedas are the sacred texts for which religion?
Daoism
Hinduism
Judaism
Buddhism
22
Which architectural marvel was Justinian most proud of?
Hagia Sophia
Pyramids of Gisa
The Wall of Constantinople
The Hippodrome
23
Fief
Code for knights
Land
Shield
Peasant
24
The idea that the Pope is God’s representative on earth & all power over rulers is known as
cannonization
papal supremacy
feudalism
absolution
25
Ancient Chinese writing were first found on…
oracle bones
clay tablets
papyrus scrolls
stone pillars
26
Known as the birthplace of democracy of __________.
Sparta
India
Persia
Athens
27
What is a guild?
a system of crop rotation to prevent soil erosion
A trade festival where artisans and merchants show off their wares
a member of the clergy in the Catholic church
a labor union used to standardize products and prices
28
System in society with power given males.
oligarchy
matriarchy
filial piety
patriarchy
29
Which of these correctly arranges the general hierarchy of the European feudal system? (1=top, 4=bottom)
1) monarch, 2) lords, 3) knights, 4) peasants/serfs
1) peasants/serfs, 2) lords, 3) monarch, 4) knights
1) knights, 2) peasants/serfs, 3) monarch, 4) lords
1) lords, 2) monarch, 3) knights, 4) peasants/serfs
30
A pilgrimage to ________ is expected of all Muslims.
Alexandira
Mecca
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
31
What role does pharaoh have in ancient Egypt?
God and ruler
God
Emperor
founder
32
How were followers of Judaism and Christianity treated in the Roman empire?
they were respected
they were welcomed
they were tolerated
they were persecuted
33
Innovations from Mesopotamia include all EXCEPT ________ .
cuneiform
papyrus
wheel
plow
34
Which Kingdom was Mansa Musa from?
Mali
Zimbabwe
Ghana
Byzantine
35
The medieval illustration above depicts a direct cause of the...
passage of laws regulating public sanitation
increased breeding of household cats
decline of insect infestation in medieval homes
rapid spread of the bubonic plague
36
Knights took an oath of loyalty to the Code of _______?
Hammurabi
Confirmation
Justianian
Chivalry
37
Who was named Dictator for Life of Rome?
Julius Caesar
Romulus
Alexander the Great
Octavian
38
Julius Caesar was leader of
Roman Republic
Byzantine Empire
Roman Empire
Persian Empire
39
the great schism was the split in
Manorial system
Rome
Christian church
Byzantine
40
Describe government in European Middle Ages
Democracy
Decentralized
Highly centralized
Capitalism
41
Which of the following is not included in Justinian’s Code?
Legal writings explaining the reasoning for each law
Laws from the Roman Empire that have been edited or kept
Proposals for punishments if one breaks the law
New laws developed by legal scholars
42
What were knights given by a Lord/Noble in exchange for loyalty?
papers of nobility
extra food rations
land (fief) given by Noble
a prestigious place in the king's council
43
Which ruler brought Buddhism to India?
Chandragupta Maurya
Menses
Asoka
Chandra Gupta
44
Which trade route expanded due to camel saddles?
Indian Ocean Trade
Silk Roads
Trans-Saharan Trade
Atlanta Hartsfield International Airport
45
How did Confucianism impact Chinese life?
The teachings focus on the importance of education & family
The teaching emphasized the importance of the military
It united warring clans of China under one faith
It encouraged rulers to have strict laws with harsh punishments
46
All of the following were causes of the fall of Rome Except
Economic problems
split of the empire
Death of Julius Caesar
Invaders
47
Which of following is
not
a reason the Vikings stopped their raids on Europe?
Europe industrialized so it was better equipped to fight off the Vikings
Many Vikings accepted Christianity
they gained farmland & settled among Europeans
Many Vikings became loyal to the kings of Europe
48
Which scenario best illustrates an oligarchy?
political power is distributed among a small number of people
political power is centralized within a series of related individual rulers
political power is exercised by the people through elected representatives
political power belongs to society without the benefit of government
49
Qin emperors made ________ the official belief system of the state.
Confucianism
Buddhism
Legalism
Daoism
50
Which long-distance trade network did Mansa Musa go on his pilgrimage?
Trans-Saharan routes
Triangular trade routes
Indian Ocean routes
Silk Roads
