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World History Final
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The full review for the world history Final
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1
What role did systems like the encomienda play?
Crops
Slavery
Trade
Economy
2
How did indentured servitude differ from chattel slavery?
Labor
Freedom
crops
Trade
3
**The African Diaspora** refers to the scattering of African peoples across the world.
False
True
4
A **Maritime Empire** controls trade routes across the seas.
False
True
5
**Gunpowder Empires** used firearms to expand their territories.
True
False
6
**Mercantilism** was an economic system focused on accumulating wealth through trade.
True
False
7
The **Middle Passage** was the forced journey of enslaved Africans across the Atlantic.
False
True
8
**Absolutism** means rulers have complete control over their states.
False
True
9
**Empire** is a group of people that rules other people against their will
True
False
10
**Triangular Trade** connected Europe, Africa, and the Americas in a trade network.
False
True
11
What caused the Moroccan-Songhai conflict?
Culture
Politics
Religion
Trade
12
**Empiricism** relies on observation and evidence.
False
True
13
What factors helped the Spanish conquer empires?
Weapons
Diseases
Alliances
Religion
14
The **Devshirme** system involved recruiting young Christian boys into the Ottoman military.
False
True
15
The **Caravel** was poorly designed for ocean voyages.
False
True
16
The **Caravel** was an advanced ship that was fast for things like exploration.
True
False
17
What maritime technologies came from Afro-Eurasia?
Astrolabe
Gunpowder
Compass
Caravel
18
The **Columbian Exchange** brought crops, diseases, and animals between the Old and New Worlds.
False
True
19
**Chattel Slavery** meant people were considered property for life.
True
False
20
**Triangular Trade** only connected Africa and Europe.
True
False
21
The **Thirty Years' War** was a religious conflict in Europe.
False
True
22
How did enslaved persons resist?
Revolts
Culture
Rescued
Alliances
23
The **Thirty Years' War** was primarily fought over trade disputes.
False
True
24
**Empire**: An empire is a large kingdom or domain.
True
False
25
**Mercantilism** encouraged free and unrestricted trade.
True
False
26
**Smallpox** was a major disease that decimated indigenous populations.
True
False
27
**Empiricism** is based only on traditions and faith.
True
False
28
**Absolutism** involves rulers sharing power equally with citizens.
True
False
29
What was moved across the Atlantic?
Llamas
Crops
Trade
Slaves
30
What was the impact of religious conflicts in Europe?
Trade
Expansion
Reformation
War
31
How did the Counter-Reformation respond to the Protestant Reformation?
council
Jesuits
peace
Pilgrimage
32
The **Middle Passage** was a peaceful trade route for goods.
False
True
33
How did rulers of land-based empires legitimize authority?
Alliances
Architecture
Religion
Trade
34
How were Joint-Stock Companies significant?
Trade
colonies
Investments
Slaves
35
How did the Columbian Exchange transform societies?
Crops
Religion
diseases
Slavery
36
How did Europeans change Indian Ocean trade?
Spices
trade
Religion
Alliances
37
**Cash Crops** like sugar and tobacco were grown for profit.
False
True
38
**The Great Dying** refers to the mass deaths of indigenous populations after European contact.
False
True
39
Why was Portugal the first to explore heavily?
Trade
Spices
religion
Navigation
40
How did the Gunpowder Empires expand?
Ships
Artillery
Horses
Gunpowder
41
**Indentured Servitude** involved temporary labor contracts.
True
False