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The definition of absolutism?
Decisions are made quickly and decisively
The country was divided because of religion
Belief that a monarch holds all of the power in a country
Government ruled by a king or queen
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The Spanish Inquisition was...
a local band popular for its use of mandolins.
a court created to weed out heretics from the church.
a group of Muslims that invaded Spain.
a ship captained by Ferdinand.
3
Infidel
A song that is sung during the holidays
following a religion other than your own
Someone who breaks the law
Acting childish and silly
4
The Crusades helped to pave the way for
The Crusader Knights ascending to power in Europe
The development of true nation-states in Europe
The permanent removal of Muslims from the Holy Land
Increasing religious tolerance in Europe
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A relic is ...
a spiritual remain of a saint used to venerate
a physical remain of a saint used to praise
a spiritual remain of a saint used to praise
a physical remain of a saint used to venerate
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In most Southeast Asian societies, most people were
farmers
merchants
soldiers
monks
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An intellectual movement of the Renaissance based on the study of grammar, poetry, history, etc
Secularism
Imperialism
Individualism
Humanism
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The invention of the ________ was necessary for the spread of Protestant Reformation ideas.
printing press
caravel
gunpowder
compass
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What did early Christian missionaries do?
Go on religious missions to learn about other beliefs and faith
Distribute taxes
Go on religious missions to convert non-Christians
Go to Christian communities to make sure they stay Christian
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Which is NOT one of the Five Pillars of Islam
Celebrate Yom Kippur
Fast during the holy month of Ramadan
Pray 5 times a day facing Mecca
Make a hajj to Mecca
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much of our knowledge of early African society comes form accounts written by
foreign visitors
wealthy African kings
warriors
ordinary African people
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what are serfs
monasteries
lords
peasants who were bound to the land
churches
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Clergy
Religious leaders
Someone who is a mathematician
An authority
a respecting leader
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The Black Death was brought to Europe in 1347 by...
flea-infested rats that swam across the Mediterranean
merchant ships traveling from the Black Sea to Sicily
soldiers returning home from the Crusades
chronic malnourishment caused by the Great Famine
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Which kept records with knotted string?
Inca
Aztec
Maya
All of them
16
Which of the following was true of Lutheranism?
German princes invented Lutheranism.
The Holy Roman Empire welcomed Lutheranism eagerly.
Lutheranism was based on good works to reach salvation.
Luther taught salvation through faith alone, not good works.
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Where was Lutheranism founded?
England
Russia
Italy
Germany
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What is Absolutism?
Nobility held land from King in exchange of military service
Multiple kings
Monarchs who have complete control over their Kingdom
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Bushido code...
The number of people per square mile
The moral code of honor for the samurai
Was the military leader of Japan
A warrior
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The encomienda system was a(n)
experimental political system used by the Spanish in Mexico
economic system of shipping and trading at Spanish ports
economic system of labor that exploited native peoples
social system that classified races in New Spain
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Why was the Magna Carta important?
It limited the power of the king, & lords had to consent to new taxes
restricted the power of the Church over the government.
It gave the monarch unlimited power
gave the freedom of serfs to live and work where they chose.
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What are the Five Pillars of Islam?
the journey of Muhammad and his followers to Medina
shari'ah
acts of worship practiced by Muslims
the code of law that regulates all aspects of Muslim life
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Followers of Islam refer to God as...?
Allah
Vishnu
Yahweh
Buddha
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What was the Middle Passage?
A voyage across the Southern ocean for enslaved Africans
A voyage across the Atlantic ocean for enslaved Africans
A voyage across the Northern ocean for enslaved Africans
A voyage across the Pacific ocean for enslaved Africans
25
Which people were able to extend their empire across much of Mexico?
the Aztec
the Iroquois
the Toltec
the Maya
26
Whats the Theravada?
A tree that Buddha meditated under
A dynasty of Japan
A Buddhist sect focusing on strict discipline and "teachings of the elders"
A rule that focused on enlightenment from buddha.
27
The second part of the Christian Bible, has descriptions of the life and teachings of Jesus
Torah
Quran
New Testament
Old Testament
28
What is Shinto?
Japan's native religion.
A Japanese instrument
A popular local food
A popular form of Japanese entertainment
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Do Muslims believe that Jesus existed?
No, he is made up by Christians.
Yes, he was an important prophet.
Yes, he was just a normal person.
Yes, he was the Son of God.
30
Appointment of church officials by secular rulers for political purposes
interdict
excommunication
sacrament
lay investiture
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What are the five pillars of Islam?
Ramadan, Eid, Salah, Sawm, Fasting
Profession of Faith, Prayer, Almsgiving, Fasting, The Pilgrimage
Belief in Angels, Allah, Salah, Hajj, Fasting
Shahadah, Salah, Zakat, Sawm, Hajj
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What is a conquistador?
A bull fighter
A priest
A Spanish conqueror in the Americas .
A type of hat
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Who invented the printing press?
Gutenberg
Romeo
Antony
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What was the most important impact of the printing press on the Renaissance and Reformation?
It allowed people to write letters to one another
It helped to spread ideas rapidly
It improved relations between the church & all Christians
It strengthened the bonds between the people and their king
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Means "Anointed One"
Christos
Bezos
Tacos
Mesos
36
One of the Five Pillars of Islam , the hajj, is
a pilgrimage to Makkah
one's duty to give alms to the poor and unfortunate
a pulbic prayer at midday on Friday to worship Allah
obersevation of holy month of July including fasting
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Inquisition
A Roman catholic tribunal that prosecuted charges of breaking and entering
A Roman catholic tribunal that prosecuted charges of heresy
A Roman catholic household
To be inquisitive
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Griots were
kings
slaves
book writers
storytellers
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Who created Lutheranism
John Calvin
Ben Franklin
The 8th grade at HMMS
Martin Luther