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A #globalhistory Regents review of Year 1 content.
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1
Pax Mongolica is
A long period of peace in Eurasia brought on by Mongol rule
A mongolian meal made of goats meat
The contract all conquered cites had to sign
The tax conquered people had to pay the Mongols
2
Which of the following is NOT a geography characteristic to help ERVs develop?
Flooding deposited silt
People developed transportation
People used water for irrigation systems
ERVs traded with each other
3
Two key goods traded on the Trans-Saharan routes
Silver and gold
Silk and spices
Salt and gold
Cotton and tobacco
4
Which ERVC and achievement are correctly paired?
Nile - cuneiform
Mesopotamia - hieroglyphics
Mesopotamia - code of law
Nile - code of law
5
Which civilization developed the oldest written set of laws?
Nile River Civilization
Indus Valley
Yellow River
Mesopotamia
6
Strong example of cultural diffusion.
Middle Passage
Encomienda System
Columbian Exchange
Step Terrace Farming
7
What created stability in the Roman Empire?
Rich trade that favored everyone equally
12 Tables promoted stability and order
A lack of government corruption
Politicians with a similar vision for the Roman Empire
8
Which of the following is NOT an effect of the Black Death?
decrease in belief in Islam
decline of feudalism
depopulation
decrease in trade
9
Which of the following about ancient Greece is NOT true?
They practiced Hellenic culture
It was not one united civilization
Women could vote in the direct democracy
People were polytheistic
10
Example of cultural diffusion
Qin dynasty burned books, forced ppl to work, & buried scholars alive
Buddhism was spread to China from India through the Silk Road
Shang dynasty were 1st to invent Chinese writing called oracle bone writing
A emperor's right to rule came directly from the gods
11
Which of the following social classes in Japan is similar to the knights in European feudalism?
Daimyo
Samurai
Bushido
Shogun
12
Which of the following
WAS NOT
part of the Columbian Exchange?
African religious and food culture came to the Americas
Smallpox from the Americas widely infected Europeans
Food of the Americas was transported and grown in Eurasia
Eurasian animals were transported and raised in Americas
13
What was the Columbian Exchange?
banning trade for America and other countries
trading of goods between Africa and America
exchange of slaves
trading of plants, animals, diseases with old and new world
14
Which of the following is NOT a commonality of ERVs?
They were polytheistic
They existed in river valleys
They developed the wheel
They used a barter system of trade
15
What is one long term effect of the Neolithic Age?
Permanent villages led to civilizations
Trade between civilizations began
Domestication of animals led to the first ever meat consumption
Job specialization led to a shortage of food
16
What does the economic system of mercantilism provide?
merchants
just raw materials
raw materials and markets
just markets
17
Which other event or concept from world history is
Legalism
most close to?
Hammurabi's Code
Buddhism
the hajj in Islam
Shintoism
18
Which is NOT a reason people fought in the Crusades?
They were promised that their sins would go away
They were often promised wealth
Serfs had to fight as loyalty to their Shogun
Regain the Holy Land from the Muslims
19
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the Renaissance?
the power of the Catholic Church was strengthened
resurgence of appreciation of the classics
amazing achievements in the arts
Humanism emerged
20
Which of the following IS NOT A FACTOR that made Japan's geography difficult?
It has a long irregular coastline
It is very mountainous, which made farming hard
it is an archipelago
the Sahara Desert
21
Which religious/philosophical concepts are correctly paired?
karma and the Four Noble truths
Ten Commandments and nirvana
reincarnation and the Five Pillars
Eightfold Path and Civil Service Exam
22
Which achievement and ERV is incorrectly paired?
Harappan (Indus) - concept of zero
Nile - hieroglyphics
Mesopotamia - cuneiform
Mesopotamia - Hammurabi's Code
23
Which of the options below was NOT an effect of the development of agriculture?
Family sizes grew
Surpluses were developed
Subsistence agriculture ended
Job specialization became possible
24
Which river and country location is not correctly paired?
Yellow - Bangladesh
Nile - Egypt
Indus - India
Tigris - Iraq
25
How did the Mongols rule their vast domains?
Enforcing Mongol religious beliefs
Granting conquered peoples complete independence
By granting all conquered peoples citizenship
Through Terror and Tribute
26
Which is true of the Silk Road?
It followed a single route
It connected China to Europe and Africa
It was used to spread polytheism
It crossed Africa and Asia
27
Which is NOT true of European feudalism?
People began to embrace monotheism
It brought stability, order, and structure to the Middle Age
Serfs could have social mobility if they worked hard
Knights followed a code of chivalry
28
Which of the following belief systems is polytheistic?
Confucianism
Shintoism
Hinduism
Islam
29
Byzantine Achievements include
Justinian Code
The Hagia Sophia, icons and mosaics
All of the above
Preservation of Greek and Roman culture
30
What commonality to do both Shintoism and Animism have?
They do not practice holidays
Non-living things have souls
They do not believe in filial piety
They do not venerate their ancestors
31
What was the main effect of the Protestant Reformation?
The Church continued the sale of indulgences
Different social classes emerged in Europe
The Church's Counter Reformation was stronger and kept power
The power of the Catholic Church was weakened
32
Which Meso American civilization and achievement are NOT correctly paired?
Aztec - concept of zero
Maya - Calendar
Inca - roads
Aztec - Chinampas
33
What was the trade that brought slaves from West Africa to the West Indies?
Columbian Exchange
Triangular Trade
Middle Passage
Mediterranean Slave Trade
34
Which of the following is NOT one of the Five Pillars of Islam?
pilgrimmage to Mecca
pray five times a day
respect your elders
give to charity
35
Which of these things do Hinduism and Buddhism have in common?
The Eightfold Path
Reincarnation
Nirvana
A caste system
36
How did geography impact Constantinople?
It is located near many rivers, making transportation easier
It is near a desert, making irrigation extremely valuable.
It is surrounded by water on 3 sides, making it easier to defend
It is surrounded by forests, making trade more difficult.
37
Which of the belief systems below is a philosophy and not a religion (non-theistic)?
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
Buddhism
38
Which eventually led to the demise of the Roman Empire?
various invasions, economic trouble, and government corruption
Islamic invasion
the large size of the empire
a natural disaster at Pompeii
39
Before the Neolithic Revolution, what did people do for food?
Forage
Hunt and gather
Farm
Barter
40
Which two belief systems are very similar?
Buddhism and Christianity
Confucianism and Legalism
Judaism and Islam
Buddhism and Hinduism
41
What did job specialization ultimately lead to?
The development of formal education
A food shortage
Too many farmers
Different social classes
42
Which of the below is NOT a technological advancement of Ancient Rome?
Medicine
Colosseum
Aqueducts
Roads
43
What did humans learn how to do during the Neolithic Revolution?
farm
hunt
make fire
make stone tools
44
Which accomplishment of ancient Rome greatly helped the civilization become wealthy?
roads
irrigation system
Twelve Tables
relationships with nearby civilizations
45
Which breakthrough of the Scientific Revolution most challenged traditional religious views?
The study of mechanics that led to breakthroughs in machinery
The study of mathematics that led to ideas of probability, binomials, & -#s
The study of astronomy & the place of the sun in the solar system
The study of the anatomy of the human body
46
What were two achievements of the Han dynasty?
the first ships and codified behavioral rules
roads and civil service examination
civil service examination and concept of zero
roads and irrigation systems
47
What is not true of manorialism?
Serfs could move from manor to manor
Manors were self-sufficient
Serfs worked the land in exchange for protection
Manors usually were comprised of multiple fields
48
Cultural diffusion is
None of these
The innovation of a culture trait
the idea that your own culture is superior to others
The spread of culture traits from one group to another
49
Which of the following occurred directly after the fall of the Roman Empire?
Trade throughout Asia ceased to exist
People stopped being religious
Political systems became decentralized and localized
The Byzantine Empire fell
50
The geography of ancient Greece was...
desert
plain-life
centered around volcanoes
mountainous
51
Which of the following ways that Japan was influence by China is incorrect?
People in Japan developed Shintoism through contact with China
Japan's proximity to China made diffusion easy
People in Japan learned Buddhism from China
Japan's writing system is based off of the Chinese one
52
Which of the following ERVs had well-organized and planned cities?
Mesopotamia
Harrappan (Indus)
Nile
Yellow
53
In the encomienda system, Spanish colonial economies:
depended on the leadership of Native American women.
used forced Native labor to support agriculture and mining
used forced labor from Spanish prisoners in mines and fields
ran on egalitarian models that shared profits with workers
54
What was the cultural and biological exchanges between the new and old worlds after exploration
Columbian Exchange
Colony
Joint Stock Company
Atlantic Slave Trade
55
Ibn Battuta & Marco Polo were similar in that both
fought to free their people from Mongol rule
produced written records of their extensive travels
ruled over vast empires that included diverse peoples
converted thousands of people to Christianity
56
Which of these was not invented in China during the Tang and Song dynasties?
Compass
porcelain
animism
Gunpowder
57
Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?
That's where all the artists were from
The social structure made it possible
Their roads made cultural diffusion easy
Italian city states had great economies and control of Mediterranean Sea