World History I: Final Exam Review

Where was Democracy born?

Ancient Roman Mythology had its beginnings in which ancient civilization’s religion?

The worlds first monotheistic religion

The Founder of Judaism

Who was known as the "father of history?" Hint: Mr. Custer's favorite person in history. :)

What group of people are remembered for their advanced skills in shipbuilding, swift invasions and exploring-

Ghana, Mali and-

What does Monothesistic mean?

What is the best description of a nomad?

Who tutored Alexander the Great?

What artist is NOT correctly matched with their work?

Which religion is associated mainly with the ancient Persians?

The Yin and Yang symbol is associated with which civilization?

What city was being fought over during the Holy Wars (The Crusades)?

Hindus and Buddhists both believe in-

What was Pythagoras known for?

What was "Pax Romana?"

What Russian ruler is best known for expelling the Mongols from Russia and uniting the Russian Nation?

The effects of the Crusades are still felt to this day.

What empire was very tolerant of the people they conquered?

Where is the Colosseum located?

The influence of the Church during the Middle Ages-

What era does the picture above represent?

What does the term "Nomadic" mean?

A native Japanese religion that emphasizes nature, ancestor worship and worship of emperor-

Which of the following was NOT a contribution of the ancient Chinese Civilization?

Who did Pope Leo III anoint Holy Roman Emperor in 800 A.D.?

The Ganges and the Indus rivers are part of what ancient civilization?

The Middle Ages was known as the, "Age of _______"

What does polytheistic mean?

Who won the Persian Wars?

The first written laws in history was?

The most influential civilization on Russia was...

Who conquered the Byzantine Empire in 1453?

What western hemisphere civilization was known for emphasis on warfare and their brutality?

What mountain range was the Incan Empire located in..

What trade route went from China all the way to Rome?

What document was signed by King John in the year 1215 and whose power did it limit?

In what city did the Renaissance begin?

The remains of this Inca city, which are located 7,000 feet above sea level in the Andes Mountains is called-

Mesopotamia means-

Who was the Founder of Christianity?

Known as the, "Carriers of Civilization"

War fought between Athens and Sparta over control of the Greek world was the-

The Tigris and Euphrates rivers flow south and empty into the-

Brahman, Vishnu and Shiva- are many forms of one god from what religion?

Constantine moved and renamed the capital of the Roman Empire; what is the correct order?

Roman law was codified by the Byzantine Empire into the-

French peasant woman who helped France win the 100 Years War against the English was-

What was the purpose of carbon dating?

What civilization's ruler was called a Pharaoh?

What continent did Homo Sapiens first appear?

The influence of the Church during the Renaissance-

What is this structure?

"Nirvana, Four Noble Truths, The Eight Fold Path" What religion am I describing?

Zeus, Hera, Apollo, Athena...What religion am I reffering to?

What is another word for the "New Stone Age?"

Hieroglyphics is to Egypt as Cuneiform is to __________.

What was the first book printed?

“A prince, therefore, ought always to take counsel, but only when he wishes and not when others wish" ~Machiavelli

What religion is NOT correctly matched with its founder?

Landforms of continents, rivers, lakes and valleys are an example of an areas-

Under what empire did India experience a Golden Age?

Who stopped the Muslims at the Battle of Tours in France?

Who created the first printing press?

The writing system of the Indian civilization was..

What is another word for the "Old Stone Age?"

The three major Italian cites for trade during the Renaissance were-

Which of the following principles of Roman Law can be found in the United States Constitution under the Bill of Rights?

Name the ancient cities of the Indus River Valley.

What sickness killed 1/3 of Europe's population?

Pantheon, Colosseum, Forum, Arches: What civilization had these architecture achievements?

The following image shows the Greek achievement in what field?

What war resulted in the slowing down of democratic principles due to Athens loss in the war?

The 100 Years War was between what two nations and what did the war define?

Temples in Mesopotamia were called-

"Everyone gets along, everyone has the same look, no social classes, etc." What book am I describing?