IA3 World History Review 2021

What was the importance of Justinian's Code?

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The Chinese ethical system/philosophy focused on family relationships and moral duty

First civilization of ancient India that used the river valley for food, water, and crop irrigation

A key belief in indigenous (traditional) African religion:

The Bantus migrated throughout Africa and spread their culture and technology.

The effective use of gunpowder to expand control to large territories in Asia applied to which of the following?

Which of the following was NOT a major New World crop requiring lots of slave labor?

Religious syncretism in Africa was the blending of new religions with

Which of the following figures made a famous hajj to Mecca and spread Islamic influence?

Who wrote an encyclopedia that would influence the Muslim and European study of medicine for centuries?

What brought a final end to the Byzantine Empire in 1453?

Which group contributed to the spread of a common culture throughout sub-Saharan Africa?

Which of the following were important scientists whose ideas challenged medieval and Church beliefs?

Which of the following systems would have allowed the exchange of slaves, silk, and spices into East Africa?

Which of the following would have had the most effect on the everday lives of Europeans in the Middle Ages?

European economies benefitted from the gold and natural resources from the Columbian Exchange.

Martin Luther's challenge of the Church sale of indulgences is called:

Which event split Christianity into the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches?

Which of the following religions are rooted in the belief that Abraham created a covenant with the one God?

Which culture most influenced early Russian states like Kiev?

How did the production of sugarcane impact the New World?

Governments of ancient Athens and the Roman Republic influenced which of the following?

The Council of Trent did all of the following EXCEPT:

Why did Europeans initially want to begin exploring?

What is Renaissance humanism?

Which civilization settled along a major river for easy access to food and water?

Babylonian law code that provided stability but varied punishment by social status

What was the initial goal of the First Crusade?

Which of the following emperors turned to non-violence and Buddhism after years of conquest?

Who brought stability and peace to Japan, but still heavily taxed the lower class and enforced isolationist policy

Trade during the Pax Romana allowed for the diffusion of which of the following throughout the Roman Empire?

Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are all Abrahamic religions that share beliefs such as monotheism.

System that developed in Medieval Europe in which people worked and fought for nobles who gave them protection

The Mesoamerican Empire that sacrificed conquered peoples and was defeated by Cortes

Which belief would have been used to explain the fall of the Shang and the rise of the Zhou Dynasties?

Which of the following was a major reason for the fall of the Roman Empire?

Why did Europeans import the majority of African slaves to the Caribbean islands?

At first, ancient Greece was made up of

Yucatan civilization that shared religion and culture but was ruled as independent city-states:

Pre-Columbian empire of South America in the Andes Mountains

Which of the following blended with indigenous religions of West African societies?

The increasing wealth of businessmen and art patrons in _________ made it the birthplace of the Renaissance

Which of the following used oracle bones as part of their religion?

Which of the following helped improve navigation and sailing for Europeans? (select all that apply)