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Honors Mid-Term Exam Review, Part 2
Honors Mid-Term Exam Review, Part 2
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1
Romes first written laws were called the ______.
Consuls
Triumvirate
Twelve Tables
Gravitas
2
The French National Assembly swore the Tennis Court Oath, which was a?
pledge of loyalty to Rousseau
vow to continue to meet until they wrote a constitution
Promise not to rest until all the government was executed
guarantee that they would support the king
3
This Portuguese prince began a school for sailing
Columbus
Magellan
Henry the Navigator
De Gama
4
This country led the way at the onset of exploration.
Britain
Spain
France
Portugal
5
Knights most commonly traded military service for _____.
The princess's hand in marriage
Social status
Land
Monetary reward
6
Under Robespierre, this was created to help protect the revolution from its enemies.
Committee of Public Society
National Confederation
Committee of Public Safety
Committee of Terror
7
The short period of French history in which thousands of executions occurred was...?
Great Fear
Reign of Terror
French Revolution
Age of Enlightenment
8
Under the Old Regime of France, the burden of taxation fell mostly on the
nobles
clergy
commoners
monarchy
9
In European feudal society, how was social status determined?
It was inherited
Race
Attitude and ideals
Work ethic
10
This is the system of government that was based on exchange of land for protection/services.
Chivalry
Aristocracy
Fiefdom
Feudalism
11
The majority of the population in European feudalism were from what class?
Peasant
Warrior
Nobles
Wealthy
12
This is a period of 100 years
Millenium
Century
Decade
Age/Era
13
The Greek city-state with the most powerful army was?
Sparta
Athens
Thebes
Corinth
14
A major theme of the Renaissance was that success was based on _______.
Luck
Inheritance
Brute strength
Individual achievement
15
Martin Luther protested against the selling of Indulgences. What was this practice?
Clergy members bought them to reach higher offices.
The clergy sold them to release people from their sins
Charles V told his citizens to buy them
They permitted priests to marry and have children
16
What was the major difficulty in uniting Ancient Greeks under a single government?
Size of the region
Unwillingness of the people to accept democracy
Lack of strong leadership
The mountainous geography
17
What was the carrier of the plague?
River rats
Contaminated well water
Oriental rat flea
Sewer mosquito
18
The Romans created a new type of government called a _____ giving the right to choose leaders.
Monarchy
Legion
Dictatorship
Republic
19
"Every Frenchman shall enjoy civil rights." What does this mean?
Universal suffrage (voting)
Divine right of kings
Equality under the law
Habeas Corpus
20
One way in which Robespierre and Napoleon are similar is that they both
Played an important role at the Congress of Vienna
Were executed for treason
Led armies against the Haitians
Increased their power during the French Revolution
21
What act marked the official beginning of the French Revolution?
Storming of the Bastille
Scorched Earth Policy
Execution of the King
Reign of Terror
22
People who move from place to place in search of food are called -
Obsidians
Villagers
Hominids
Nomads
23
In what country did the Renaissance begin?
Spain
Italy
England
France
24
The time period known as prehistory is most easily defined as _______.
The Age of Dinosaurs
Before Christ (IT IS NOT THIS ONE)
Artifacts
Before writing
25
Which of these events related to the French Revolution occurred first?
The Declaration of the Rights of Man was issued
The Committee of Public Safety led the Reign of Terror
Napoleon became emperor of France
Louis XVI called the Estates General into session
26
One major effect of Napoleon's rule of France was that it led to
An increase in power of the Catholic church
A restoration of political stability
Massive emigration to the Americas
Trade agreements with Great Britain
27
Napoleon was finally defeated at which battle?
Battle of Austria
Napoleonic War
Battle at Waterloo
Invasion of Russia
28
What was Maximillien Robespierre's role during the Reign of Terror?
He advocated the teachings of the Enlightenment
a nonviolent leader dedicated to a constitutional republic
He was a personal friend of Louis XVI
He led the Committee of Public Safety
29
In prehistory, ______ became a very important tool in recreating the past.
Journals
Myths
Recordings
Artifacts
30
Where did the bubonic plague begin?
Africa
Europe
Asia
America
31
The document that is most closely associated with the French Revolution.
Bill of Rights
Magna Carta
Declaration of the Rights of Man
Declaration of Independence
32
The type of government that existed in Sparta could be described as?
A monarchy
An oligarchy
A democracy
An aristocracy
33
The belief in more than one god is known as what?
Polytheistic
Monotheistic
Omnitheistic
Sacrilege
34
This group of people made up the overwhelming majority of France's population.
Nobles
Government Officials
Clergy
Commoners
35
Followers of this religion are known as Muslims.
Islam
Buddhism
Christianity
Judaism
36
When the Third Estate was forced out of the meeting of the Estates General, what did they form?
Oath of Versailles
Louis Oath
Tennis Court Oath
Swimming Pool Oath
37
Which one of these is NOT used by historians to study the period of prehistory?
Bones of dead people
Cave drawings
Tools left by ancient people
Written records
38
Which of the following is an accurate description of the tax system in France prior to the FR?
The members of the Third Estate paid almost all of the taxes
The nobility paid taxes only on land, not on income.
Only about 2 percent of the nobility paid any taxes
Only peasants and clergy paid taxes
39
Isabella and Ferdinand of _____ unknowingly funded the first expedition to the Americas.
England
Portugal
Spain
Italy
40
This is the species name for modern humans, literally meaning "wise men".
Neanderthal
Homo Sapien
Homo Erectus
Homo Habilis