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A World History Midterm Exam Review - 9th grade. #worldhistory
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1
Martin Luther's 95 Thesis argued what?
A new kind of Christianity was needed to replace Catholicism
The Muslims must convert to Chrisitanity.
The Catholic Church needs to be abolished.
Indulgences should be eliminated from the Church.
2
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam have what in common?
Religious persecution in medieval Europe.
They were the official religions of major Empires.
The divinity of Jesus Christ
They share the same God
3
What is an oligarchy?
Rule by one divinely appointed king.
Rule by democratic vote.
Rule by a few elites.
Rule by priests and religious figures.
4
Example of a law from Hamarrabbi's Code?
No taxation without representation
Eye for an eye
Freedom of speech
No Egyptians allowed
5
What was a result of Mansa Musa's pilgrimage to Mecca?
The decline of Islam in Europe.
The conversion of Mali to Islam
Increased European attention on Africa.
The destruction of the Songhai Empire.
6
Alexander the Great was important because...
He instituted democratic reforms in Athens.
Overthrew the Kings of Rome and founded the Republic.
Spread Greek culture to many far-away lands.
Died without an heir.
7
The Swahili civilization is a mixture between what 2 cultures?
Egyptian & Arab
Arab & Bantu
Mali & Songhai
Roman & Bantu
8
The Crusades changed Europe because....
The Pope became the unquestioned leader of Christendom.
Interaction with the East led to increased trade.
The Christians had lots of new conquered territory to settle
The victorious Kings were able to become dominate at home.
9
Which was NOT a condition of the decline of the Western Roman Empire.
Pressure for more democratic reforms
Poor leadership
Mass migration of many foreign groups of people.
Foreigners (Barbarians) in important military positions.
10
What areas did the Mongols NOT conquer?
Japan
China
Russia
Islamic Caliphate
11
What did the ancient civilizations in Egypt, China, India, and Mesopotamia have in common?
They all had similar government structures.
They were all nomads
They all had writing systems
They were all located near rivers
12
Why were the Mongols so successful?
Large mineral resources like gold.
Diplomatic treaties with foreign powers.
The early use of gunpowder.
Nomadic lifestyle perfect for warfare.
13
What was a possible cause of the Black Death?
Cultural Isolation from of countries
poor diets and lack of healthy food.
Increased trade and interaction.
Increased Warfare and unsanitary conditions.
14
The Byzantine Empire is another name for what?
Gupta Indian Empire
Eastern Roman Empire
Mongol Russia
Persian Empire
15
Which is NOT a pillar of Islam?
Give money to charity.
Muhammad is the savior.
Pilgrimage to Mecca
The is no God but Allah.
16
What impact did the fall of Rome have on Europe?
Increased learning and scholarship.
More Overseas discoveries
More democracy
The rise of independent nation-states.
17
How does Shia (Shiite) Islam differ from Sunni Islam?
Shias don't believe in an afterlife.
Shias believe the Caliph should be from Muhhammed's family.
Shias believe Allah is one of many Gods.
Only Shias believe in praying facing Mecca.
18
How did the 100 Years War help bring about the end of the Middle Ages?
England became dominate throughout Europe.
Joan of Arc argued for religious reforms.
It brought stability to the French throne.
new weapons that were more "democratic"
19
My favorite thing about Mr. Shuck is....
His amazingly impressive intelligence.
His spectacular good looks.
His superhuman strength and power.
His great leadership skills.
20
What was a result of the Mongol Empire?
Spread of Mongol culture.
Increased communication and trade between Europe and Asia
New military knowledge and strategy
Mongolian religion became dominate.
21
What are the 12 Tables in the Roman Republic
Laws giving rights to the Plebians.
The proclamation establishing the Empire.
The law that legalized the war against Carthage.
The declaration that overthrew the Kings.
22
What was involved in the Neolithic Revolution?
Greece vs. Persia
New class of metal
Agriculture
End of the Roman Monarchy
23
The Formation of the Church of England happened primary due to....
King Henry VIII wanting to reform Catholic practices.
King Henry VIII supported Martin Luther.
King Henry VIII wanted to conquer France.
King Henry VIII wanted a divorce.
24
Niccolo Machiavelli would probably agree with what?
A good king should treat his people well.
It is a ruler's responsibility to be a pious Christian.
Excessive brutality will cause rebellion.
It is better to be feared than loved.
25
The Caste System is related to what culture?
Mesopotamia
China
Assyria
India
26
Which of the following civilizations had a Monotheistic religion?
Early Indian Civilization
Islamic Caliphate
Ancient Greece
Roman Republic
27
Which country is not associated with Buddishm?
Japan
China
Russia
India
28
The Pax Romana was...
A period of peace and power during the Empire.
A set of religious beliefs in the Roman Republic.
A Roman highway that allowed travel throughout Italy.
A special law condemning the actions of Julius Caesar.
29
Which civilization was NOT involved in the West African Gold-Salt trade?
Songhai
Swahili
Mali
Ghana
30
What is a theocracy?
Rule by monarch
Rule by religious figures
Rule by elites
Rule by republican values
31
Which is not a characteristic of a civilization?
Record Keeping
Strong Military
Specialized Workers
Complex Institutions
32
Which is not an important pillar of Buddhism?
Pray Five Times a Day
Four Noble Truths
Eightfold Path
Nirvana
33
What is a modern day example of direct democracy?
The Separation of Powers.
Representatives in the Senate
The Electoral College
Citizens voting YES or NO on an issue
