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6th grade final exam review
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1
Pope Gregory VII issued a decree forbidding kings from appointing high-ranking ____ officials
military
political
Church
trade
2
Medieval knights followed rules called the code of
servitude
<p>chivalry</p>
the king
the brave knight
3
Under what king was English common law established?
Edward II
Henry II
John
William I
4
The _____ helped establish the idea that people have rights
Common Law
House of Parliament
Magna Carta
House of Commons
5
In Spain and Portugal, Christians struggled against _____ to take back the Iberian Peninsula
Catholics
Ferdinand and Isabella
Muslims
Jews
6
Africa's savannas...
are good for raising herds of animals
cover only 10% of the land
are good for growing crops
are cool and rainy
7
What great warrior-king called "Lion Prince," seized Ghana in 1240?
Timbuktu
Sundiata Keita
Sunni Ali
Mansa Musa
8
The _____ language and culture still exists in East Africa today.
Egyptian
Swahili
Arabian
Igbo
9
King ____ of Mali rewarded loyal citizens with gold, land, and horses.
Muhammad Ture
Ibn Battuta
Sunni Ali
Mansa Musa
10
Two important farming inventions during the middle ages were the horse collar and
crop rotation
the village mill
the windmill
the wheeled plow
11
West African empires utilized ____ governments ruled by _____.
democracy, sultans
city-state, emperors
tribal, chiefs
centralized, kings
12
Historians believe that the Black Death first spread along which trade route?
Trade Road
Ivory Road
China Road
Silk Road
13
Lady Murasaki Shikibu wrote _______, a book about a Japanese prince.
A Shogun Tale
Samurai Warrior
The Tale of Heike
The Tale of Genji
14
The Mongols were different from the Chinese in language, laws, and
customs
religion
farming
government
15
In medieval towns, the townspeople paid _____ to the lord in exchange for basic rights.
crops
taxes
wages
homage
16
Because the buildings were made of wood and closely spaced, cities could be destroyed easily
earthquake
flood
disease
fire
17
Under Prince Shotoku, women enjoyed freedoms until Japan became a ___ society.
religious
agricultural
warrior
cultural
18
Within the Imperial City, Emperor Yong Le built ____, which still stands today.
the Government City
the Forbidden City
the Empire City
the City of Kings
19
The great trading center of Zimbabwe supplied ______ to the East African coast
bananas, yams, rice
salt, gold, tin
gold, copper, ivory
gunpowder, spears, bows
20
Today, the most widely practiced religion in Africa is
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
Igbo
21
After Mongolian rule of China weakened, the ______ dynasty came to power.
Yong
Ming
Hong
Zhu
22
An iconoclast, or image breaker, is known today as someone who attacks traditional
religious laws
governments
beliefs or institutions
religious icons
23
Used in trade caravans across the desert, camels were nicknamed
"Caravans heroes"
"ships of the desert"
"desert conquerors"
"sand gods"
24
This Slavic alphabet is still used today
Celtic
British
Cyrillic
Greek
25
Originating in central Asia, the Black Death was carried by
fleas
cattle
spiders
ants
26
Who was Ming China's most famous explorer, who spread culture and established trade?
Zheng He
Confucius
Marco Polo
Yong Le
27
The Mongol empire was known as the largest ____ empire the world had ever known
military
land
cultural
trade
28
Under _____, landowning nobles governed and protected the people in return for services.
vassalism
feudalism
manorrialism
protectionism
29
With increased trade, Chinese discoveries, such as steel, the compass, and ____, made their way
gunpowder
pocelain
silk
tea
30
Charlemagne was the first Frankish ruler to believe in ______ for all people
freedom
religion
education
equality
31
A Germanic people, the _____, settled the area known today as France
Celts
Saxons
Franks
Angles
32
officers in Genghis Khan's army were chosen for their ____, which made his army skilled
learning
abilities
family ties
wealth
33
African rain forest kingdoms were ________ by the dense forest growth.
made defenseless
shutoff and harmed
enveloped and weakened
protected from invaders
34
_____ was made a saint by the Roman Catholic Church in 1920.
Charles
Ferdinand
Joan of Arc
Isabella of Castile
35
In A.D. 1054, the Church split into the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern what Church
German
Orthodox
<p>Byzantine</p>
Catholic
36
Both early Christian churches used what to spread their message to others?
saints
missionaries
monks
nuns
37
After the Battle of Hastings in 1066, _____was crowned king of England
Oleg
Philip II
Alfred the Great
William the Conqueror
38
The art of Japan reveals the Japanese love of beauty and
poetry
nature
art
simplicity
39
Chinese merchants settled in Southeast Asia and
Japan
India
Italy
Portugal
40
These two Byzantine missionary brothers carried the message to the Slavic people.
Basil and Cyril
patrick and Gregory
Cyril and Methodius
Leo and Charlemagne
41
Japan's wealth came from its farmers, artisans, and increased
shipping
trade
taxes
literature
42
The seas and rivers in Europe were important because they provided safety & opportunities for
religious conversion
invading other lands
combining kingdoms
trade
43
Early in their history, Mongols were known for the ability to ride horses and to
farm the steppe
make spears
grow wheat
wage war
44
In 1095, Pope Urban II called for a crusade, or holy war, to be launched against
the Muslim Turks
the Kievan Rus
the Mongols
the Jews
45
The Duke of Moscow became known was czar, a shortened form of Caesar, when ___ come to power
Vladimir
Ivan IV
Ivan III
Oleg
46
Igbo is similar to Christianity, Islam, and Judaism in that all believe in
one supreme god
ancestor spirits
helping the poor
many gods
47
Between A.D. 800 and 900, Europe was invaded by Muslims, Magyars, and
Saxons
Vikings
Norwegians
Jews
48
The ____ invaded China and eventually defeated the weakened Ming Empire.
Portuguese
Jesuits
Manchus
barbarians
49
France and _______ fought in the Hundred Years' War.
Portugal
Spain
England
China
50
Followers of Zen Buddhism control their bodies through
faith
martial arts
meditation
poetry