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1
Which of the following was not true of education in the colonies?
A. In Canada only the wealthy pursued education.
A. Some parents taught their children at home.
A. Colleges, including Harvard and Yale, were founded.
A. Learning to read Scripture was emphasized in Latin America.
2
This French explorer discovered the St. Lawrence River
A. Samuel de Champlain
A. Simón Bolívar
A. Jacques Cartier
A. Thomas Dale
3
Painted the Mona Lisa
A. Castiglione
A. Brunelleschi
A. da Vinci
A. Erasmus
4
An important Byzantine weapon used against Islamic armies was
C. the Corinthian saber.
A. boiling oil.
B. the catapult.
D. Greek fire.
5
What is the name of China’s first foreign dynasty, founded by Kublai Khan?
A. Song
A. Yuan
A. T’ang
A. Ming
6
Which of the following was not a Chinese dynasty?
A. Song
A. Mughal
A. Ming
A. Shang
7
Which of the following tribes was not a member of the alliance known as the Five CivilizedTribes?
A. Seminoles
A. Creeks
A. Cayugas
A. Cherokees
8
Which nation colonized a majority of Latin America? Pg
A. Spain
A. France
A. England
A. Portugal
9
Which of the following did not result from the coming of Christ?
B. Christianity
C. New Covenant
A. fulfillment of prophecy
D. Judaism
10
Which of the following is not true of Chinese agriculture and commerce during this timeperiod?
A. Nickel coins were a currency.
A. Irrigation was used.
A. Paper money was developed.
A. Silk was exported.
11
Cuzco was the capital of this empire
A. Navajo
A. Inca
A. Aztec
A. Maya
12
Francis Xavier was a Jesuit missionary to this country
A. Ethiopia
A. Japan
A. Brazil
A. Portugal
13
Who wrote the Ninety-five Theses?
A. Castiglione
A. More
A. Erasmus
A. Luther
14
This explorer gave the Pacific Ocean its name
A. Magellan
A. Dias
A. Pizarro
A. da Gama
15
All of the following are geographical regions in Africa except
A. the Sahel.
A. the Mojave.
A. the Savannah.
A. the Sahara.
16
Discovered Uranus and made a forty-foot-long telescope
A. Halley
A. Galilei
A. Harvey
A. Herschel
17
This ruler carried out the last and most widespread persecution in Rome.
A. Arius
C. Diocletian
D. Nero
B. Augustine
18
Author of The Prince
A. Machiavelli
A. Brunelleschi
A. da Vinci
A. Castiglione
19
Full-blooded Spaniards or Portuguese born in the Americas
A. barrios
A. Demarcations
A. Creoles
A. caudillos
20
The Cape of Good Hope is at the southern tip of this continent.
A. Asia
A. Australia
A. Africa
A. South America
21
Which of the following did not involve controversy in the early church?
C. Council of Nicaea
A. Arius
D. Nestorians
B. Byzantine Council
22
This great-grandson of William the Conqueror strengthened English royal authority byusing circuit courts.
A. Hugh Capet
A. Henry II
A. Philip II
A. Philip VI
23
Which of the following men introduced Muslim documents to medieval universities?
A. Albert the Great
A. Vesalius
A. Eratosthenes
A. Lavoisier
24
Which prominent Italian city was located on the Adriatic Sea and had a large navy?
A. Nantes
A. Calais
A. Venice
A. Bologna
25
Cowboys in Argentina
A. Mestizos
A. gauchos
A. viceroys
A. peninsulares
26
This Venezuelan knew many languages and liberated both Venezuela and Colombia
A. José de San Martín
A. Simón Bolívar
A. Simón Bolívar
A. Antonio José de Sucre
27
Which of the following was not a cause of the spread of Islam?
A. unity against the infidels
D. war and conquest
C. the Battle of Tours
B. lowering taxes
28
Which of the following was not a positive consequence of the Renaissance?
A. interest in the study of Greek and Hebrew
D. return to clear teachings of Scripture
A. emphasis on man rather than God
A. widespread accessible education
29
African towns traded with merchants from all of the following locations except
C. Hawaii.
A. Arabia.
D. India.
B. China.
30
Which of the following reformers wrote Institutes of the Christian Religion?
A. Calvin
A. Huss
A. Zwingli
A. Luther
31
What is the imperial title of the Ethiopian ruler?
B. “The Defender of the Faith”
C. The Lord Protectorate”
A. “The Conquering Lion of the Tribe of Judah”
D. “The Priest of the Coptic Kingdom of God”
32
Which of the following elements of African society was not affected by Arabic and Islamicinfluence?
D. written history
C. Arabic language
B. agricultural practices
A. Swahili language
33
The caravel was a
A. marketplace in Cuzco.
A. ship designed for efficient ocean travel.
A. house built by the Mayas.
A. mound used for graves.
34
Zwingli was a reformer in
A. Switzerland.
A. England.
A. Germany.
A. France.
35
This scholar from Rotterdam wrote In Praise of Folly
A. More
A. Erasmus
A. Calvin
A. Machiavelli
36
What people group was blamed for the Black Death and was persecuted because of it?
A. Greeks
A. Germans
A. Jews
A. Russians
37
The Iroquois Confederacy was located in this modern state
A. New Mexico
A. New York
A. Florida
A. Ohio
38
Which of the following was not true of religion in North America?
A. The Puritans had a vision for a pure church in a pure society.
A. Some people traveled to North America for religious freedom.
A. There was no religious freedom in parts of Canada.
A. Roger Williams supported the established church.
39
Spanish explorer whose crew traveled around the world
A. Dias
A. da Gama
A. Las Casas
A. Magellan
40
This count of Paris founded a new royal line in France
A. Hugh Capet
A. Henry II
A. Edward III
A. Philip VI
41
The term renaissance means
A. “rebirth.”
A. “reformation.”
A. “education.”
A. “revolution.”
42
Who became the ruler of England after Cromwell’s death?
A. Catherine the Great
A. Charles I
A. Charles II
A. William of Orange
43
The Canterbury Tales tells the story of a group of pilgrims in
A. Greece.
A. Portugal.
A. England.
A. Poland.
44
Gothic architecture can be characterized by all of the following except
A. high ceilings.
A. flying buttresses.
A. small windows.
A. warmth and brightness
45
Conquistador who defeated the Aztecs
A. da Gama
A. Dias
A. Cortés
A. Drake
46
Which of the following religions was not practiced in Africa during this time period?
A. Animism
D. Coptic Christianity
B. Islam
C. Buddhism
47
Studied calculus and the laws of gravity and motion
A. Lavoisier
A. Spinoza
A. Newton
A. Vesalius
48
This ruler made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire
C. Theodosius I
B. Diocletian
D. Theodorus Maximus
A. Constantine
49
Philip II was a king of
A. France.
A. England.
A. Italy.
A. Russia.
50
Revolutionaries who overthrew weak governments
A. caudillos
A. Creoles
A. demarcations
A. donatarios
51
Eastern African cities prospered in the trade of all of the following commodities except
D. slaves.
B. olive oil.
A. ivory.
C. precious stones.
52
The human race is divided into two groups, which are called
B. the seed of the serpent and the seed of the woman.
D. A. the seed of the woman and the seed of the man.
C. A. the seed of the woman and the seed of Eden.
A. the seed of the serpent and the seed of the man.
53
Publisher of a Greek New Testament
A. Erasmus
A. Machiavelli
A. Ghiberti
A. Gutenberg
54
What was not a result of divine intervention at Babel?
B. God confused the people by creating many languages.
A. Civilization spread into Asia, Africa, and Europe.
C. God restrained the people’s ability to do evil.
D. A. God sent a worldwide flood
55
Which of the following was not an effect of Mongol rule in China?
A. The Yuan dynasty was established.
Chinese culture was still promoted
A. The Ming dynasty was established.
A. Mongol rule ended in 1368.
56
The Taj Mahal is located in what country?
A. India
A. China
A. Mongolia
A. India
57
Hippocrates was the Father of
A. Astronomy.
A. Medicine.
A. Biology.
A. Chemistry.
58
This Argentine leader from a prominent family liberated Chile and then Peru.
A. Samuel de Champlain
A. Antonio José de Sucre
A. José de San Martín
A. Simón Bolívar
59
How long did God withhold His judgment on the world while Noah was building the ark?
C. 120 years
A. 50 years
D. 200 Years
B. 97 years
60
All the following were Japanese clans except
A. Tokugawa.
A. Ashikaga.
A. Taika.
A. Fujiwara.
61
Which of the following navigational aids did the European explorers not use?
A. trade winds
A. compass
A. GPS
A. astrolabe
62
What temple, located in modern-day Cambodia, was built during the Khmer empire?
A. Great Yasa
A. Taj Mahal
A. Angkor Wat
A. Lao-tzu
63
Who invented the movable-type printing press, making books more available to the public?
A. Gutenberg
A. Erasmus
A. Brunelleschi
A. Ghiberti
64
This ruler founded the Norman dynasty in England after invading the country in 1066
A. Philip II
A. Edward I
A. William the Conqueror
A. Edward III
65
Martin Luther translated the Bible into
A. Spanish.
A. Latin.
A. English.
A. German.
66
Followers of what religion composed the first written history of Africa?
A. Coptic Christianity
A. Greek Orthodoxy
A. Animism
A. Islam
67
Which promise of God said that a line of rulers from one family would last forever?
B. Davidic Covenant
C. Mosaic Covenant
D. New Covenant
A. Abrahamic Covenant
68
Which of the following was not a condition of the Arabian Peninsula before Muhammad?
A. Many Arab tribes existed.
A. The Qur’an was an important book.
A. The Ka’bah was located in Mecca.
B. Many Arabs practiced polytheism.
69
This empire made many discoveries in astronomy and mathematics.
A. Maya
A. Navajo
A. Inca
A. Aztec
70
Ethiopian legend regards Menelik as the offspring of what king?
D. Frumentius
C. Solomon
A. Jonadab
B. Musa
71
Russia continued the process of developing a strong monarchy under the rule of
A. Albert the Great.
A. Louis XIV.
A. James II.
A. Catherine the Great.
72
Which of the following is not a part of West Africa?
A. Ethiopia
A. Mali
A. Ghana
A. Songhai
73
Which of the following was not a contribution of the Abbassid Caliphate?
B. irrigation
A. vaccines
C. an improved astrolabe
D. improved gunpowder
74
Which country developed a large economic empire without a monarchy?
A. England
A. France
A. Germany
A. Dutch Republic
75
Empiricism taught that people can find knowledge only through
A. reasoning.
A. the Bible.
A. history
A. experience.
76
Poor neighborhoods in colonial cities
A. caudillos
A. barrios
A. Demarcations
A. Creoles
77
Which one of the following reformers was burned at the stake?
A. Luther
A. Huss
A. CalvinA. Calvin
A. Wycliffe
78
English explorer who traveled around the world
A. Las Casas
A. Dias
A. Magellan
A. Drake
79
All of the following were new elements of Renaissance art except
A. shading
A. heavenly focus.
A. anatomy.
A. perspective.
80
Sailed west in 1492 and discovered a new continent
A. Cortés
A. Dias
A. Columbus
A. da Gama
81
Who is the author of the book The City of God?
D. Constantine
A. Arius
C. Augustine
B. Saul of Tarsus
82
Observed the earth’s orbit around the sun with a telescope
A. Bacon
A. Copernicus
A. Galilei
A. Boyle
83
81. This French explorer discovered three large lakes and became known as the Father of New France
A. Thomas Dale
A. Simón Bolívar
A. Samuel de Champlain
A. Jacques Cartier
84
This Portuguese nobleman once famously said, “Independence or death!”
A. Antonio José de Sucre
A. Simón Bolívar
A. Pedro I
A. José de San Martín
85
English astronomer for whom a comet is named
A. Harvey
A. Herschel
A. Halley
A. Jenner
86
Painted the Sistine Chapel’s ceiling
A. Ghiberti
A. Gutenberg
A. Michelangelo
A. Machiavelli
87
What people group in western Europe stopped the spread of Islam?
A. Byzantines
B. Franks
D. Sassanids
C. Russians
88
All of the following were results of the development of trade in Africa except
A. the development of Great Zimbabwe.
A. the development of inland centers.
A. the rise of East African cities.
A. the rise of Swahili as a trade language.
89
Which of the following was not a reason for discontentment in the Spanish colonies?
A. free trade
A. teachings of English philosophers
A. teachings of French philosophers
A. control by the mother country
90
Father of Humanism
A. Petrarch
A. Michelangelo
A. Machiavelli
A. More
91
Theorized that the earth revolves around the sun
A. Boyle
A. Copernicus
A. Lavoisier
A. Jenner
92
What term describes the Roman Church’s teaching that the bread and wine become the very body and blood of Christ?
A. excommunication
A. inquisition
A. indulgence
A. transubstantiation
93
Conquistador who defeated the Incas
A. Xavier
A. Magellan
A. Pizarro
A. Prince Henry
94
The word vernacular describes a
A. commonly spoken language.
A. leader in the English Parliament.
A. ship used on the Mediterranean Sea.
A. writing instrument used by the pope.
95
Who trusted only human reason as the path to truth?
A. Harvey
A. Boyle
A. Descartes
A. Locke
96
Large country estates owned by the wealthy
A. haciendas
A. liberators
A. gauchos
A. donatarios
97
Dismissal of an individual from the Roman Church is called
A. excommunication.
A. transubstantiation.
A. inquisition.
A. indulgence.
98
What was the European name for the Mongol forces?
A. Golden Horde
A. Shamans
A. Tartars
A. Shoguns
99
The people of this empire expected the return of their god Quetzalcoatl.
A. Navajo
A. Aztec
A. Maya
A. Inca
100
1. Which one of the following men made significant contributions in the areas of physics,geography, and optics?
A. Paracelsus
A. Boyle
A. Jenner
A. Bacon