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World History Semester Review
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Put in chronological order: A.Ice Age B.Neolithic Revolution C.Homo Sapiens D.Tools of stone
A-B-D-C
D-C-A-B
A-B-C-D
C-D-A-B
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Spread of ideas, customs and technologies from one people to another.
cultural diffusion
feudalism
feudalism
dowry
3
One way in which the African kingdoms of Ghana, Mali and Songhai were similar was...
benefited from the gold-salt trade
adopted Islam as the religion
improved their military strength with the use of gunpowder
directly controlled gold mines
4
In China, the development of civil service exams and a belief in filial piety reflect...
Buddhism
Jainism
Shinto
Confusionism
5
The Code of Hammurabi was a major contribution to the development of civilization because...
established written laws
rejected the principle of filial piety
ended all physical punishment
treated citizens and slaves equally
6
Founded Islam on the Arabian peninsula in the seventh centrury
Charles Martel
Justinian
Quran
Mohammad
7
Developed by the Babylonians, it's the earliest known written law code.
Code of Hammurabi
missi dominici
nirvana
republic
8
The sacred book of Islam, records the teachings of Mohammed
Quran
Five Pillars of Islam
Islam
missi dominci
9
System of government in which officials are chosen by the people.
democracy
feudalism
republic
schism
10
Organized form of govt. in which local lords governed their own lands but owed military service
feudalism
republic
missi dominici
democracy
11
The Han Dynasty and the Roman Empire were similar in that both...
developed extensive trade networks
encouraged democratic ideals
created classless societies
established free-market economies
12
Which society was the first to practice direct democracy?
empire of Alexander the Great
city-state of Athens
city-state of Sparta
Persian Empire
13
Group that invented paper and lead-glazed ceramics, gave examinations for imperial services.
Han Dynasty
Yuan Dynasty
Ming Dynasty
Tang Dynasty
14
In the Byzantine Empire, one important feature of life was the development of...
social and political equality
Eastern Orthodox Christianity
Islam
civil service examinations
15
Basic duties a Muslim must fulfill: monotheism, prayer, charity, fasting, and pilgramage
missi dominic
Five Pillars of Islam
Islam
Quran
16
Religion based on the idea of self-denial taught by Siddhartha Gautama.
Hinduism
Buddhism
Islam
Judiasm
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Consolidated Roman law into one law code.
Charles Martel
Code of Hammurabi
Mohammed
Justinian
18
Arabic word for 'submission', became one of the most practiced religions on Earth.
Buddhism
Islam
Hinduism
Judaism
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In Buddhism, union with the universe and release from the cycle of rebirth.
Mandate of Heaven
missi dominici
Buddhism
nirvana
20
Agents of Charlemagne who traveled throughout the empire to check roads & listen to grievances
dowry
missi dominici
nirvana
heliocentric
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Government in which people hold ruling power.
heliocentric
democracy
republic
missi dominici
22
Payment to the bridegroom or his family in an arranged marriage.
vernacular
schism
dowry
nirvana
23
Religion in India that believes in many gods, reincarnation, and a caste system.
feudalism
Buddhism
Islam
Hinduism
24
The change that occurred when people learned how to plant and grow crops and herd animals.
heliocentric
cultural diffusion
schism
neolithic revolution
25
Which is an important duty for followers of Islam?
refuse to eat beef
give up all wealth
fast in daytime during the month of Ramadan
give up all selfish desires
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Everyday language of ordinary people.
dowry
nirvana
vernacular
schism
27
Belief that if a ruler benefits his people, the people will obey their ruler and stay leader
Mandate of Heaven
dowry
missi dominici
nirvana
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French noble who stopped the advance of Islam from Spain to France
Justinian
Code of Hammurabi
Charles Martel
vernacular