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Review for Final Chapters 1-12 - BJU World History 3rd Edition
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1
The basic political unit of Greece was the polis or city state.
True
False
2
Hippocrates is known as the "Father of Time".
True
False
3
Dates of the Old Kingdom
2030-1540 BC
2650-2150 BC
3000-2700 BC
1550-1070 BC
4
The Epic of Gilgamesh gives the first account of the
Flood
Fall
Creation
Fall of Jerusalem
5
Dates of New Kingdom
3000-2700 BC
2650-2150 BC
2030-1540 BC
1550-1070 BC
6
Durer was an artist who was best known for his engravings and woodcuts.
True
False
7
The Nile River is used for all the following except
Watering crops
Transporting things
Transporting people
Painting hieroglyphics
8
The northern tribes of Israel were taken into exile by the __________, in the year
Assyrians, 586 BC
Assyrians, 722 BC
Babylonians, 586 BC
Babylonians, 722 BC
9
Until the Leipzig debate, Luther had considered himself a good Catholic & not a heretic.
True
False
10
The earliest center of civilization was in Crete in the Aegean region.
True
False
11
Phillip II was able to triple the size of his domain by taking land from the English King John.
False
True
12
Augustus was emperor when Christ was born.
True
False
13
Van Eyck was one of the first painters to use oils.
True
False
14
Hammurabi is best remembered for his
Code of conduct
Code of dress
Code of ethics
Code of law
15
The Illiad & Odyssey are 2 epic poems that gives us a glimpse of Greek life around 2013 A.D..
True
False
16
The Protestant Church was the center of Medieval society.
False
True
17
Mesopotamian pyramid like structures are known as
Temples
Bridges
Pyramids
Ziggurats
18
Akhenaton is famous for all the following except
Having a wife who ended up dressing like a man
Moving Egypt's capital
Creating small easily movable stone bricks
Changing the main god
19
Egypt's timeline is broken into three Kingdoms.
True
False
20
Satrapies are Persian versions of states.
False
True
21
"Anthropormorphic" is a term used to describe humans giving gods their attributes.
False
True
22
Pax Romana lasted a total of 1200 years.
True
False
23
Between each Kingdom is a time of unrest called a between period.
True
False
24
Students at Bologna University formed a guild to ensure adequate instruction from teachers.
True
False
25
Diaspora means
To throw out
To runaway
To scatter
To bring together
26
The ancient city of Troy was discovered by Heinrich Schliemann.
True
False
27
The Renaissance people praised the wonders of group achievement.
False
True
28
All of these are cultures have a story of a great flood except
Greece
India
Germany
Peru
29
The city of Pompeii was destroyed, yet preserved, by a volcanic eruption.
False
True
30
The capital of the Eastern Roman Empire was Constantinople.
False
True
31
Peace & justice were the primary goals of Louis IX of France.
False
True
32
The meeting that affirmed Christ's deity & the doctrine of the Trinity was Council of Nicaea.
False
True
33
The Mississippi river was the body of water that Xerses made a bridge of boats to move his army
True
False
34
Christians in Geneva were ordered not to dance, drink, or gamble & had to go to church.
True
False
35
Satrapies are
Persian versions of states
Babylonian form of writing style
Mesopotamian building
An Assyrian form of torture
36
A monarchy is "rule by a few".
True
False
37
The Magna Carta established the principle that the king's power is limited.
True
False
38
A polytheistic cultue
Writes many books
Builds many temples
Worships many gods
Worships one god
39
Virgil was the Roman historian who wrote 142 books on Roman history.
False
True
40
The southern tribes of Israel were taken into exile by the _____________, in the year
Assyrians, 722 BC
Assyrians, 586 BC
Babylonians, 586 BC
Babylonians, 722 BC
41
The Roman procurator that had Christ crucified was Julius Caesar.
True
False
42
Although the English won most of the battles, the French won the Hundred Years' War.
True
False
43
The Illiad & Odyssey are 2 epic poems written by the Greek poet Homer.
False
True
44
Stephen was the first Christian martyr.
True
False
45
Jonah was sent to which ancient culture
Mesopotamia
Babylon
Persia
Assyria
46
Which of the following ancient cultures is considered to be the most brutal
Persia
Mesopotamia
Assyria
Babylon
47
The hanging gardens were from which ancient culture
Assyria
Persia
Babylon
Mesopotamia
48
The female pharaoh who dressed like a man was Hatshepsut.
True
False
49
The Aegean culture that displayed a love for military pursuits was Joplin.
True
False
50
Augustus was a title given to Octavian by the Senate.
False
True
51
Holy orders helps church members earn forgiveness.
False
True
52
Mesopotamia means "Land between the rivers".
True
False
53
All the following are kings of Persia except
Xerxes
Darius
Alexander
Cyrus
54
Petrarch was the Father of Humanism.
False
True
55
Pope Urban II called the First Crusade in 1095.
True
False
56
Although Elizabeth I married a prominent English politician, her love was the English throne.
False
True
57
Diaspora means to scatter.
True
False
58
Although Henry IV was Protestant, he converted to Catholic to please the masses.
False
True
59
Sacraments are a religious act that automatically grants grace by its performance.
True
False
60
The Olympic games began as an attempt to please the Greek gods thru physical prowess.
True
False
61
The writing style of Sumer is known as "Jots and Tittles".
False
True
62
Medieval science relied heavily on experiments to find accurate facts.
False
True
63
Papyrus is a paper like parchment made of weeds.
False
True
64
Bacon was an English scientist.
False
True
65
The Anglican Church embraced Protestant doctrines & abolished rituals of the Catholic Church.
True
False
66
Pontifex Maximus was a title given to Octavian which identifies him as chief priest.
False
True
67
A shaduf is a type of building structure.
True
False
68
Three styles of Greek architecture were Doric style, Ionic style, & Corinthian style.
True
False
69
Serfs were allowed to produce extra goods & sell them for a profit at the markets.
False
True
70
The Roman poet who described the dangers of living a life of luxury was Horace.
True
False
71
A democracy is "rule by the king".
True
False
72
Charles Martel was the king that defeated Muslims at the Battle of Tours.
True
False
73
A writing style of Sumer is known as
Pictographs
Hieroglyphics
Cuneiform
Jots and Tittles
74
Greece is in the continent of North America.
False
True
75
A shaduf is a(n)
Necklace
Crown of the pharaohs & gods
Type of building structure
Irrigation system
76
The Renaissance humanists stimulated a rebirth of interest in literature.
True
False
77
Mesopotamia means
Land between the rivers
Land between water
Land of many rivers
Land of water
78
The Parliament was able to serve as a check on the king's power by asserting the war powers.
True
False
79
The Southern tribes of Israel were taken into exile by the Babylonians in 586 B.C..
False
True
80
King Charlemagne was the most famous member of the Carolingian House.
True
False