The end to 2/3‘s of Europe, A Deadly illness

Which event helped to spread Islam in Africa?

Establishment of trade with Timbuktu

The main duty of a Samurai warrior was to

defend his daimyo and his daimyo's property

What was the importance of Griots in African society?

They maintained the oral history of their people

Which was a characteristic of feudalism?

Land was exchanged for military service and obligations

How did Buddhism become widely spread during the Tang Dynasty?

It was carried along by merchants

Which effect did the printing press have on the Catholic Church

Made it more difficult for the Church to control ideas

What did William Tyndale do?

He printed the New Testament in English

Which effect did the Bubonic Plauge have on European life during the Middle Ages

It caused a peasant labor shortage that disrupted society

What did Genghis Khan do?

Organized various tribes of nomads

Which change occured due to the feudal system?

Local lords had the most political power

What was typical of Manor Life society?

People depended on agricultural production

How did the printing press change European society during the Renaissance?

Ideas spread more quickly across Europe

Which statement best described the relationship between the papacy and Charlemagne?

They relied on each other to secure power

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TCAP Review Questions for 7th Grade World History (Tennessee State Standards 2018)

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1
Constantine brought significant change to the Roman Empire by:
Moving the capital
Banning monotheism
Abolishing slavery
Writing a new constitution
2
The samurai were like...
People who helped Prince Shotoku
A back-up service for farmers
Singers
A military force
3
The Black Death was?
A Germanic Clan
An infamous pirate
The end to 2/3‘s of Europe
A Deadly illness
4
Which event helped to spread Islam in Africa?
Conquest of Jerusalem
Conquest of Damascus
Establishment of trade with Timbuktu
Relocation of capital to Baghdad
5
Which empire is best known for preserving ancient Greek and Roman text?
Chinese Empire
British Empire
Islamic Empire
Mongol Empire
6
The main duty of a Samurai warrior was to
conquer distant lands for the Japanese emperor
manage large tracts of land for the nobles in Heian
defend his daimyo and his daimyo's property
defend peasants from bandits or thieves
7
How did the Age of Exploration most effect American indigenous populations?
Introduction of new diseases
Domestication of animals
Use of metal tools for farming
Participation in global trade
8
What was the importance of Griots in African society?
They maintained the oral history of their people
They served as tribal leaders
They were the main religious leaders of their tribe
They conducted trade agreements for their villages
9
Which was a characteristic of feudalism?
Power was held by a strong central government
Land was exchanged for military service and obligations
Government was a beaucracy of civil servants
Unified national court systems were developed
10
The Great Wall of China was built to:
Create a monument to Mongol rule
Protect China from invaders
Provide a trade route across Asia
Close China to foreign trade
11
What did samurai give to their daimyo?
Rent and Loyalty
Loyalty and protection
Land and rent
Protection and land
12
What code did the Samurai of Japan follow?
Chivalry
The Templar Code
Bushido
Christianity
13
Which phase best describes the geographic location of the Mayan civilization?
Mountains of Brazil
Woodlands of North America
Rainforests in Central America
Deserts of Mexico
14
After the expansion of Islam into West Africa
the economy slowed
Civil War broke out
Trade increased
a feudal society developed
15
How did Buddhism become widely spread during the Tang Dynasty?
It was taught by Marco Polo
It was taught by Confucious
It was carried along by merchants
It was forced upon conquered people
16
Which effect did the printing press have on the Catholic Church
Slowed the progress of the Protestant Reformation
Made it more difficult for the Church to control ideas
17
How did the Mongols contribute to the transition from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance?
Reopened the Silk Road
Expanded African trade routes
Forced Muslim armies out of Southern Europe
Established stable governments in Russia and Eastern Europe
18
What did William Tyndale do?
Discovered the theory of gravity
Founded a town in Switzerland
He printed the New Testament in English
Started the Church of England
19
The Black Death targeted your brain
False
True
20
Which effect did the Bubonic Plauge have on European life during the Middle Ages
It caused a peasant labor shortage that disrupted society
It encouraged people to move to colonies across the Ocean
It prompted modern medical techniques and disease cures
It changed the structure of society by only effect the rich
21
The empires of Ghana, Mali, and Songhai benefited from being near the:
Mediterranean Sea
Large European cities
Red Sea
Trans-Saharan trade routes
22
Which institution had the most power during the Middle Ages?
Merchant Guilds
The Church
Feudal System
Roman universities
23
Ghana would impose______on North Afircans
Unfair laws
Parties
Taxes
Slavery
24
What did Genghis Khan do?
Organized various tribes of nomads
Created farming
Create the astrolabe
25
Which change occured due to the feudal system?
Long distance trade routes developed
Artisitic Achievements became socially important
Major cities flourished
Local lords had the most political power
26
What was typical of Manor Life society?
All residents were treated equally
There were a large number of factories
Secular values in society were stressed
People depended on agricultural production
27
How did the printing press change European society during the Renaissance?
Merchant guilds increased literacy in their membership
Ideas spread more quickly across Europe
Cartographers used the press to make more accurate maps
28
what did the samurai practice
Zen buddhism and shintoism
christianity
29
Which statement best described the relationship between the papacy and Charlemagne?
The encouraged attacks on the others power
They seldom came to each others' aid when attacked
They acted independently of one another
They relied on each other to secure power

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