Which of the following BEST explains the impact of Greek culture on Roman culture?

Roman culture was highly influenced by Greece and added their culture too

How did Humanism change the way Europeans thought about the world?

Europeans emphasized their own individualism and potential in society.

Why was the Han Dynasty period considered a “golden age” in Chinese history?

China created innovations and spread them by trade along the Silk Road.

How did the Black Plague affect medieval Eurasia?

The plague killed a lot of people causing social and economic changes.

Why were the Mongols so successful in conquering Eurasia?

The Mongols used superior military tactics

Which claim best explains how the Magna Carta affected the citizens of England?

The Magna Carta gave citizens rights that weakened the power of the King

How did thinking change after the Black Death?

People trusted the Catholic Church less.

Which of the following is a needed trait for societies able to build the detailed architectural structures above?

An organized government with a labor force and abundant resources.

How did power shift during the Renaissance?

The common people now had power and formed Guilds

Islam spread through the medieval world for all of the following reasons except:

Leaders of the Islamic World forced everyone to convert

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1
Which of the following DOES NOT describes the Renaissance?
A period of incredible artistic achievement
A shift of focus to religion
a period of cultural, political, and scientific advancements
A rebirth of classical ideas
2
Feudalism was created as a result of:
the Kings demanding it
The Mongols invading
the spread of Greek culture
The Fall of the Roman Empire
3
Which is not a reason for the decline of Feudalism?
A change in leadership
The Fall of the Roman Empire
The Black Plague
The Hundred Years War
4
Which of the following BEST explains the impact of Greek culture on Roman culture?
Rome inspired most of the Greek culture.
Roman culture was highly influenced by Greece and added their culture too
Greeks and Romans shared their cultures and were equally affected by that
Rome invented their own culture and were slightly influenced by Greeks
5
How did Humanism change the way Europeans thought about the world?
Europeans began only studying literature to improve their education.
Europeans abandoned the Catholic Church and stopped practicing religion.
Europeans emphasized their own individualism and potential in society.
Europeans began prioritizing religion over their own, individual lives.
6
Based on the following image of Jesus and Mary, we can infer that this art was created during:
The Islamic Golden Age
The Medieval Era
The Renaissance
The Paleolithic Era
7
Why was the Han Dynasty period considered a “golden age” in Chinese history?
China shared its belief systems by trading across the Pacific Ocean.
China created innovations and spread them by trade along the Silk Road.
China demonstrated its power by capturing cities in Western Eurasia.
China built the Great Wall of China.
8
How did the Black Plague affect medieval Eurasia?
The plague ruined trade, as people stopped trading to stop the spread
The plague killed a lot of people causing social and economic changes.
The plague killed animals, causing starvation across medieval Eurasia.
The plague only a few small parts of Eurasia
9
The Silk Road contributed to the spread of the Black Plague:
False
True
10
Why were the Mongols so successful in conquering Eurasia?
The Mongols were immune to every disease
The Mongols used superior military tactics
Their horses trampled their enemies
Genghis Kahn made treaties with enemies
11
Which claim best explains how the Magna Carta affected the citizens of England?
The Magna Carta gave all power to the Nobles
The Magna Carta started a war
The Magna Carta gave citizens rights that weakened the power of the King
The Magna Carta gave the king unlimited power
12
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam were all monotheistic religions
False
True
13
How did thinking change after the Black Death?
People trusted the Catholic Church less.
People argued for a return to feudalism.
People trusted the Catholic Church more.
People created a new religion and joined it.
14
Who was the leader of the Mongol Empire?
Genghis Kahn
Charlemagne
Pharoh
Alexander the Great
15
Which of the following is a needed trait for societies able to build the detailed architectural structures above?
An organized government with a labor force and abundant resources.
A government in which all individuals participate in decision making.
The development of a system of slave labor to move construction materials.
A society organized around a complex monotheistic religion.
16
How did power shift during the Renaissance?
The common people now had power and formed Guilds
Popes and Kings remained the most powerful people in society
Peasants remained at the bottom of the social hierarchy
The Church's power increased
17
What was the most significant innovation of China's Golden Age?
the crossbow
the silk road
using horses for warfare
Confucianism
18
Humanism was a way of thinking that focused on religion and god
False
True
19
Islam spread through the medieval world for all of the following reasons except:
Muslim armies led military conquests into foreign lands.
Leaders of the Islamic World forced everyone to convert
Voluntary/Involuntary Conversion
Merchants who practiced Islam spread ideas across the Mediterranean.
20
The Mongol conquests had the most positive effect on:
The Spread of Islam
The Renaissance
Feudalism
The Silk Road

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