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World History 4 1/2 Weeks Exam Review
World History 4 1/2 Weeks Exam Review
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1
The Byzantine empire collapsed partly due to
a strong central government
war/invasions
the Church
disease
2
The Byzantine empire preserved the cultural heritage of
the Mongols
Greece and Rome
Western Europe
Russia
3
Which of the following means a permanent split?
tsar
schism
boyar
icon
4
Which pair represent a release from the cycle of rebirth in Hinduism and Buddhism?
Moksha and Nirvana
Tenochtitlan and Teotihuacan
Hajj and Ramadan
Dharma and Ahimsa
5
Kiev was an ancient Russian city inhabited by the
Muslims
Slavs
Berbers
Greeks
6
Which of the following groups finally conquered the Byzantine empire?
Arabs
Seljuk Turks
Ottoman Turks
Latin Christians
7
The Byzantine empire reached its greatest size under
Vladimir
Justinian
Muhammad II
Constantine
8
All of the following were Indian civilizations of Mesoamerica EXCEPT
Olmec
Cherokee
Aztec
Maya
9
The development of agriculture caused important changes in all of the following EXCEPT
male-female relations
the stability of human settlements
development of complex social patterns
the tendency to believe in many gods
10
The Mayas developed an accurate solar calendar so they could
build pyramids on schedule
participate in ritual trading with other polities
record historical events
hold religious ceremonies at the correct moment
11
Which of the following beliefs is held by Jews, Christians, and Muslims?
belief in Jesus as the messiah
belief in reincarnation
belief in one God
belief in Muhammad
12
The development of writing
resulted from the needs of river valley civilizations
resulted from new technology, notably the invention of paper
helps explain why agriculture could develop
helps explain why governments could become more elaborate
13
Which of the following pairs was the Great Schism of 1054 between?
Romans and Greeks
Hindus and Buddhists
Catholicism and Greek Orthadox
Olmecs and Incas
14
What was the point labeled "Z" in the map known as?
Western Roman Empire
Palestine
Byzantine Empire/Eastern Roman Empire
Greece
15
Swahili culture is a blending of which of the following cultural pairs?
North African and Byzantine
Indian and Chinese
European and North American
East African and Arabic/Muslim
16
The image on the map shows the boundaries of which of the following?
The Russian Federation
The Ottoman Empire
The Persian Empire
The Byzantine Empire
17
What does this Muslim mosque (built in the 14th century) located in present-day Mali represent?
Imposition of religion through military conquest
conflict between local and universalizing religions
spread of religion along trade routes
Abandonment of indigenous cultural styles
18
The split between Sunni and Shiite Muslims began with a disagreement over
the required pilgrimage to Mecca
acceptance of the Quran
the choice of a caliph (Muhammad's successor)
a belief in one God
19
Which of the following is a true statement about the Byzantine economy?
it was prosperous
it was controlled by guilds
it was weak
it was based on barter
20
Which of the following describes the Hagia Sophia?
Justinian's wife
Muhammad's wife
a mosque in Kiev
a church in Constantinople
21
Hindus believed that caste could be changed by
the emperor
marriage
moving
the law of karma
22
According to the Five Pillars of Islam, every Muslim must
give alms (charity)
read the Bible
believe in many gods
obey official priests
23
Which of the following is NOT a part of the Five Pillars of Islam?
pilgrimage to Mecca (Hajj)
giving to the poor (alms)
fasting during the month of Ramadan
living in Mecca
24
Which of the following words best describes Muslims trade?
prosperous
forbidden
restricted
unsuccessful
25
The African leader who made the hajj to Mecca was which of the following?
King Tut
Mansa Musa
Ashoka
Muhammad
26
Ghana, Mali, and Songhai developed and prospered mianly due to their control of
the Mediterranean Sea trade routes
Hindu religious beliefs
trade with India and China
gold and salt trade routes