The Edict of Milan...

Accepted all religions in the Empire

Large patrician farming estates

A code of laws based on the Quran

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1
What position ruled the Roman Republic?
Praetor
Emperor
Consul
Patriarch
2
A movement in Europe that tried to cut down on violence towards innocent people at the hands of restless knights
The Spanish Inquisition
The Chivalric Codes
The Peace and Truce of God
The Magna Carta
3
The kind of economy the USA has...
Mixed
Market
Command
Traditional
4
The flight of Muslims from Mecca to Madinah
Hijrah
Salat
Hajj
Shahadah
5
Where the Black Death entered into Europe
Venice
Genoa
Sicily
Caffa
6
A group of merchants traveling together for protection is...
Caravan
Convoy
Cavalcade
Cortege
7
Who united the Mongols and created the largest land empire in human history?
Genghis Khan
Kublai Khan
Wu Zetian
Yesugei
8
The "successors" and rulers of state after Muhammad were...
Maharajas
Caliphs
Sultans
Proconsuls
9
The agreement that states only the pope can appoint bishops, but the emperor can give them ruling positions
The Concordat of Worms
The Treaty of Paris
The Doctrine of Hastings
The Concordat of Tours
10
The Edict of Milan...
Moved the capitol to Constantinople
Was a treaty between Rome and the barbarians
Accepted all religions in the Empire
Made Christianity the official religion of Rome
11
Killed up to 1/10 of Europe's population and physically stunted survivors
The Great Dying
The Starvation
The Great Famine
The Black Death
12
What is a piece of land that is given to a lord?
Monastery
Fief
Guild
Manor
13
This Calvinist sect came to the Americas fleeing religious persecution
Anglicans
Huguenots
Lutherans
Puritans
14
The 200 years of Roman prosperity was called the...
Pax Romana
Pan Romantic
Pius Romonius
Pak Ramala
15
The trading of goods and diseases between the Old World and the New
The Amerigo Compact
The Columbian Exchange
The Treaty of Tordesillas
The Conquistadora
16
An economy where the gov't closely controls and owns the industry...
Market
Mixed
Command
Traditional
17
The ruler of an Italian city-state during the Renaissance
Pope
Doge
Patriarch
King
18
The _____ War broke out between Athens and Sparta when Athens began exploiting city-states to build an empire.
Messenian
Peloponnesian
Corinthian
Delian
19
Who was the pope that called for the first holy war to retake the holy land?
Benedict IV
Urban II
John XII
Leo X
20
This Portuguese monarch funded maritime exploration in the Renaissance
Henry the Navigator
Ferdinand of Aragon
Santiago the Sailor
Henry Tudor
21
The lowest level of peasant, who could not own land, had very few rights, and worked the lords manor was a...
Freeman
Vassal
Slave
Serf
22
A martyr is someone who is...
Killed for their beliefs
A government official
A religious leader
An enemy of the Roman Empire
23
Outlines the king's power and places limits to make sure they are not tyrannical
The Magna Carta
The Treaty of Paris
Hammurabi's Code
The Concordat of Worms
24
The Renaissance idea that gave importance on the individual
Stoicism
Humanism
Individualism
Experiencism
25
The 12 most powerful Greek gods and goddesses were called the _____.
Hoplites
Minoans
Olympians
Oracles
26
The people who returned to Greece from the Hellespont who became the Greeks, were called the _____.
Peloponnesians
Hellenes
Achaeans
Mycenaeans
27
Latifundia were...
Large patrician farming estates
Extensive mines
Leaders in the Roman army
Small plebeian-owned farms
28
The everyday worker of Rome was a...
Plebeain
Patriarch
Patrician
Proconsul
29
A _____ is a settlement in a new territory that has close ties to its homeland.
Homily
Colony
Polity
Satrapy
30
The ancient culture from the island of Crete, named after a king from mythology, were called the _____.
Macedonians
Mycenaeans
Midaeans
Minoans
31
These people were Jesus' followers who spread his teachings and set up the Church
Clergy
Laity
Apostles
Cardinals
32
Regular church members, monks, and nuns were called...
Laity
Cardinals
Clergy
Apostles
33
Who was guaranteed certain rights under the Law of Nations?
The Roman Government
Plebeians
Conquered Peoples
Patricians
34
What general brought the fight (and elephants) to Rome in the Punic Wars?
Hammurabi
Hannibal Barca
Hamilcar Barca
Herodotus
35
The belief that God has already determined the outcome of all events
Indictment
Ordination
Excommunication
Predestination
36
The language of the everyday person
Colloquial
Humanism
Secular
Vernacular
37
Martin Luther's argument against the sale of indulgences
The Magna Carta
The Concordat of Worms
The Edict of Milan
The 95 Theses
38
What new major religion travelled along the Silk Road to China?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Confucianism
Daoism
39
Yersinia Pestis, aka _________, killed half of the population of the known world
Smallpox
Tuburculosis
Malaria
The Black Death
40
Shari'ah is...
A code of laws based on the Quran
The Holy Book of Islam
A popular Islamic art form
The first caliph after Muhammad
41
Son of Philip II of Macedonia, _____ created an empire, expanding Greek influence all over the Med. & west Asia.
Alaric the Visigoth
Alexander the Great
Robert the Bruce
Cyrus the Great
42
Julius Caesar's sphere of influence was...
Gaul
Iberia
Greece
Syria
43
Homer's Iliad tells the story of the Greek hero _____ during the Trojan War.
Achilles
Agamemnon
Menelaus
Odysseus
44
A social agreement where nobles give land and protection to peasants in exchange for their labor and services
The Magna Carta
The Concordat of Worms
Chivalry
Feudalism
45
Made the King of England the head of the new Anglican Church
The Concordat of Worms
The Act of Supremacy
The Magna Carta
The 95 Theses
46
Which is NOT one of the Five Pillars of Islam?
Exercise
Charity
Prayer
Pilgrimage
47
Who was the first Roman Emperor since the fall of the actual Roman Empire?
Charles "the Hammer" Martel
Charlemagne
Clovis
Charles the Simple
48
The art of dealing with foreign countries
Negotiations
Diplomacy
Communications
Relations
49
What was the main lawmaking-body in Rome?
Boule
Consulship
Assembly of Centuries
Senate
50
The New World feudalism the Spanish used to justify using slave labor on plantations
Latifundia
Pax Romana
Yersinia
Encomienda
51
Who conquered the Byzantine Empire?
Umayyads
Abassids
Ottomans
Seljuks
52
People who held any office in the Church were part of the...
Cardinals
Apostles
Laity
Clergy
53
The Council of 500, also known as the _____, helped the Athenian assembly to run the daily government affairs.
Satrapy
Phiditia
Agora
Boule
54
The citizen-soldiers of Greece, who served in the army during wartime, were called _____.
Hellenes
Olympians
Helots
Hoplites
55
The Byzantine Empire rose out of the...
Northern Roman Empire
Southern Roman Empire
Eastern Roman Empire
Western Roman Empire
56
What river did Julius cross, starting civil war in Rome?
The Rhine
The Danube
The Tigris
The Rubicon
57
Who was the Roman Republic's greatest rival?
The Hellenistic Kingdoms
Iberia
Carthage
The Etruscans
58
What were the Twelve Tables?
A guideline for rulers
The laws for only plebeians
The laws of conquered people
The first written law in Rome
59
The theory that WEALTH = POWER
Stoicism
Humanism
Mercantilism
Feudalism
60
The city-state, or _____, was the basic political unit of Greek civilization.
Polis
Agora
Acropolis
Phiditia
61
A lower-ranking noble who served a lord in exchange for land was a...
Serf
Vassal
Knight
Magyar
62
Which African king spread his wealth while on pilgrimage?
Shaka Zulu
Sonni Ali
Oba Oduduwa
Mansa Musa
63
This ship allowed for sailing against the wind
Trireme
Carabus
Caravel
Galleon
64
The _____ was a group of city-states that cooperated to protect themselves from the Persians.
Peloponnesian League
Delian League
Hellenistic League
Sophist League
65
A series of "holy wars" to retake Jerusalem and the Holy Land from the Muslims
The Black Death
The Hundred Years' War
The Reconquista
The Crusades
66
A split between the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches
The Hundred Years' War
The Reconquista
The Investiture Controversy
The Great Schism
67
Church officials sold these 'get-into-heaven' tickets
Vernaculars
Indulgences
Indictments
Charters
68
Who was the first Germanic king to convert to Christianity and accept baptism?
Alfred the Great
Clovis
Urban II
Charlemagne
69
An _____ was a priest or priestess who could communicate with the gods and tell prophecies.
Oracle
Olympian
Helot
Hoplite
70
The creator of the new religion of Islam was...
Abu Bakr
Uthman
Muhammad
Umar
71
An economy with very little gov't involvement, based on supply and demand...
Mixed Economy
Command Economy
Traditional Economy
Market Economy
72
Artists like Leonardo da Vinci studied ______ to make their art better.
Anatomy
Humanism
Vernacular
Diplomacy
73
The fight between the Roman Republic and Carthage was called the...
Punic Wars
Carthaginian Wars
Gaulic Wars
Roman Civil Wars
74
The wealthy ruling class of Rome were the...
Proconsuls
Plebeains
Patriarchs
Patricians
75
Plants such as sugarcane, cotton, and tobacco were grown en masse on...
Small Farms
Nice, comfortable, happy little residences
Latifundia
Plantations
76
Which European invented moveable type, aka the printing press?
Martin Luther
Leonardo da Vinci
Johannes Gutenberg
Michelangelo
77
Athens had a _____, where all citizens have a share in running the government.
Monarchy
Democracy
Oligarchy
Theocracy
78
The Quran is...
The Five Pillars of Islam
The leaders after Muhammad
The Holy Book
A code of laws
79
The Spanish explorer-soldiers
Inquisition
Missionaries
Jesuits
Conquistadors
80
Which served as a business group and trade school, that ran all the businesses in cities?
Monastery
Manor
Giuld
Fief
81
An event which killed approximately 90% of the indigenous population of the Americas
The Black Death
The Columbian Exchange
The Great Dying
The Great Famine
82
Who was the brilliant Muslim commander who reconquered Jerusalem, kicking off the Third Crusade?
Genghis Khan
Tariq ibn Ziyad
Saladin
Urban II
83
Sugarcane, cotton, and tobacco were all known as...
Money Plants
Cash Crops
Currency Products
Wealth Growers
84
In a Republic...
One person holds all the power
Everyone has a say in Gov't
People elect representatives
There are no elections
85
Who was the first real Roman Emperor?
Augustus
Constantine
Seneca
Justinian
86
Who inspired the French to fight against England and was burned at the stake?
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Marie Antoinette
Isabella of Aragon
Joan of Arc
87
The Ides of March was the day Julius Caesar...
Was assassinated by the Senate
Started the Roman Civil War
Named himself dictator for life
Crossed the Rubicon River
88
Who were the Spanish monarchs that carried out the Reconquista and the Spanish Inquisition?
Louis and Marie
Ferdinand and Isabella
Henry and Eleanor
Charles and Hildegard
89
Battles over territory in western Europe between the French and the English
The Crusades
The Great Schism
The Reconquista
The Hundred Years' War
90
Removing someone from the Church and from the promise of heaven
Inquisition
Excommunication
Interdict
Investiture
91
Sparta had an _____, where a few wealthy people held power over the citizens.
Democracy
Monarchy
Oligarchy
Theocracy
92
Non-religious, or worldly ideas
Humanist
Vernacular
Secular
Idealist

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Flashcards92 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 92

Answers

1
What position ruled the Roman Republic?
Praetor
Emperor
Consul
Patriarch
2
A movement in Europe that tried to cut down on violence towards innocent people at the hands of restless knights
The Spanish Inquisition
The Chivalric Codes
The Peace and Truce of God
The Magna Carta
3
The kind of economy the USA has...
Mixed
Market
Command
Traditional
4
The flight of Muslims from Mecca to Madinah
Hijrah
Salat
Hajj
Shahadah
5
Where the Black Death entered into Europe
Venice
Genoa
Sicily
Caffa
6
A group of merchants traveling together for protection is...
Caravan
Convoy
Cavalcade
Cortege
7
Who united the Mongols and created the largest land empire in human history?
Genghis Khan
Kublai Khan
Wu Zetian
Yesugei
8
The "successors" and rulers of state after Muhammad were...
Maharajas
Caliphs
Sultans
Proconsuls
9
The agreement that states only the pope can appoint bishops, but the emperor can give them ruling positions
The Concordat of Worms
The Treaty of Paris
The Doctrine of Hastings
The Concordat of Tours
10
The Edict of Milan...
Moved the capitol to Constantinople
Was a treaty between Rome and the barbarians
Accepted all religions in the Empire
Made Christianity the official religion of Rome
11
Killed up to 1/10 of Europe's population and physically stunted survivors
The Great Dying
The Starvation
The Great Famine
The Black Death
12
What is a piece of land that is given to a lord?
Monastery
Fief
Guild
Manor
13
This Calvinist sect came to the Americas fleeing religious persecution
Anglicans
Huguenots
Lutherans
Puritans
14
The 200 years of Roman prosperity was called the...
Pax Romana
Pan Romantic
Pius Romonius
Pak Ramala
15
The trading of goods and diseases between the Old World and the New
The Amerigo Compact
The Columbian Exchange
The Treaty of Tordesillas
The Conquistadora
16
An economy where the gov't closely controls and owns the industry...
Market
Mixed
Command
Traditional
17
The ruler of an Italian city-state during the Renaissance
Pope
Doge
Patriarch
King
18
The _____ War broke out between Athens and Sparta when Athens began exploiting city-states to build an empire.
Messenian
Peloponnesian
Corinthian
Delian
19
Who was the pope that called for the first holy war to retake the holy land?
Benedict IV
Urban II
John XII
Leo X
20
This Portuguese monarch funded maritime exploration in the Renaissance
Henry the Navigator
Ferdinand of Aragon
Santiago the Sailor
Henry Tudor
21
The lowest level of peasant, who could not own land, had very few rights, and worked the lords manor was a...
Freeman
Vassal
Slave
Serf
22
A martyr is someone who is...
Killed for their beliefs
A government official
A religious leader
An enemy of the Roman Empire
23
Outlines the king's power and places limits to make sure they are not tyrannical
The Magna Carta
The Treaty of Paris
Hammurabi's Code
The Concordat of Worms
24
The Renaissance idea that gave importance on the individual
Stoicism
Humanism
Individualism
Experiencism
25
The 12 most powerful Greek gods and goddesses were called the _____.
Hoplites
Minoans
Olympians
Oracles
26
The people who returned to Greece from the Hellespont who became the Greeks, were called the _____.
Peloponnesians
Hellenes
Achaeans
Mycenaeans
27
Latifundia were...
Large patrician farming estates
Extensive mines
Leaders in the Roman army
Small plebeian-owned farms
28
The everyday worker of Rome was a...
Plebeain
Patriarch
Patrician
Proconsul
29
A _____ is a settlement in a new territory that has close ties to its homeland.
Homily
Colony
Polity
Satrapy
30
The ancient culture from the island of Crete, named after a king from mythology, were called the _____.
Macedonians
Mycenaeans
Midaeans
Minoans
31
These people were Jesus' followers who spread his teachings and set up the Church
Clergy
Laity
Apostles
Cardinals
32
Regular church members, monks, and nuns were called...
Laity
Cardinals
Clergy
Apostles
33
Who was guaranteed certain rights under the Law of Nations?
The Roman Government
Plebeians
Conquered Peoples
Patricians
34
What general brought the fight (and elephants) to Rome in the Punic Wars?
Hammurabi
Hannibal Barca
Hamilcar Barca
Herodotus
35
The belief that God has already determined the outcome of all events
Indictment
Ordination
Excommunication
Predestination
36
The language of the everyday person
Colloquial
Humanism
Secular
Vernacular
37
Martin Luther's argument against the sale of indulgences
The Magna Carta
The Concordat of Worms
The Edict of Milan
The 95 Theses
38
What new major religion travelled along the Silk Road to China?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Confucianism
Daoism
39
Yersinia Pestis, aka _________, killed half of the population of the known world
Smallpox
Tuburculosis
Malaria
The Black Death
40
Shari'ah is...
A code of laws based on the Quran
The Holy Book of Islam
A popular Islamic art form
The first caliph after Muhammad
41
Son of Philip II of Macedonia, _____ created an empire, expanding Greek influence all over the Med. & west Asia.
Alaric the Visigoth
Alexander the Great
Robert the Bruce
Cyrus the Great
42
Julius Caesar's sphere of influence was...
Gaul
Iberia
Greece
Syria
43
Homer's Iliad tells the story of the Greek hero _____ during the Trojan War.
Achilles
Agamemnon
Menelaus
Odysseus
44
A social agreement where nobles give land and protection to peasants in exchange for their labor and services
The Magna Carta
The Concordat of Worms
Chivalry
Feudalism
45
Made the King of England the head of the new Anglican Church
The Concordat of Worms
The Act of Supremacy
The Magna Carta
The 95 Theses
46
Which is NOT one of the Five Pillars of Islam?
Exercise
Charity
Prayer
Pilgrimage
47
Who was the first Roman Emperor since the fall of the actual Roman Empire?
Charles "the Hammer" Martel
Charlemagne
Clovis
Charles the Simple
48
The art of dealing with foreign countries
Negotiations
Diplomacy
Communications
Relations
49
What was the main lawmaking-body in Rome?
Boule
Consulship
Assembly of Centuries
Senate
50
The New World feudalism the Spanish used to justify using slave labor on plantations
Latifundia
Pax Romana
Yersinia
Encomienda
51
Who conquered the Byzantine Empire?
Umayyads
Abassids
Ottomans
Seljuks
52
People who held any office in the Church were part of the...
Cardinals
Apostles
Laity
Clergy
53
The Council of 500, also known as the _____, helped the Athenian assembly to run the daily government affairs.
Satrapy
Phiditia
Agora
Boule
54
The citizen-soldiers of Greece, who served in the army during wartime, were called _____.
Hellenes
Olympians
Helots
Hoplites
55
The Byzantine Empire rose out of the...
Northern Roman Empire
Southern Roman Empire
Eastern Roman Empire
Western Roman Empire
56
What river did Julius cross, starting civil war in Rome?
The Rhine
The Danube
The Tigris
The Rubicon
57
Who was the Roman Republic's greatest rival?
The Hellenistic Kingdoms
Iberia
Carthage
The Etruscans
58
What were the Twelve Tables?
A guideline for rulers
The laws for only plebeians
The laws of conquered people
The first written law in Rome
59
The theory that WEALTH = POWER
Stoicism
Humanism
Mercantilism
Feudalism
60
The city-state, or _____, was the basic political unit of Greek civilization.
Polis
Agora
Acropolis
Phiditia
61
A lower-ranking noble who served a lord in exchange for land was a...
Serf
Vassal
Knight
Magyar
62
Which African king spread his wealth while on pilgrimage?
Shaka Zulu
Sonni Ali
Oba Oduduwa
Mansa Musa
63
This ship allowed for sailing against the wind
Trireme
Carabus
Caravel
Galleon
64
The _____ was a group of city-states that cooperated to protect themselves from the Persians.
Peloponnesian League
Delian League
Hellenistic League
Sophist League
65
A series of "holy wars" to retake Jerusalem and the Holy Land from the Muslims
The Black Death
The Hundred Years' War
The Reconquista
The Crusades
66
A split between the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches
The Hundred Years' War
The Reconquista
The Investiture Controversy
The Great Schism
67
Church officials sold these 'get-into-heaven' tickets
Vernaculars
Indulgences
Indictments
Charters
68
Who was the first Germanic king to convert to Christianity and accept baptism?
Alfred the Great
Clovis
Urban II
Charlemagne
69
An _____ was a priest or priestess who could communicate with the gods and tell prophecies.
Oracle
Olympian
Helot
Hoplite
70
The creator of the new religion of Islam was...
Abu Bakr
Uthman
Muhammad
Umar
71
An economy with very little gov't involvement, based on supply and demand...
Mixed Economy
Command Economy
Traditional Economy
Market Economy
72
Artists like Leonardo da Vinci studied ______ to make their art better.
Anatomy
Humanism
Vernacular
Diplomacy
73
The fight between the Roman Republic and Carthage was called the...
Punic Wars
Carthaginian Wars
Gaulic Wars
Roman Civil Wars
74
The wealthy ruling class of Rome were the...
Proconsuls
Plebeains
Patriarchs
Patricians
75
Plants such as sugarcane, cotton, and tobacco were grown en masse on...
Small Farms
Nice, comfortable, happy little residences
Latifundia
Plantations
76
Which European invented moveable type, aka the printing press?
Martin Luther
Leonardo da Vinci
Johannes Gutenberg
Michelangelo
77
Athens had a _____, where all citizens have a share in running the government.
Monarchy
Democracy
Oligarchy
Theocracy
78
The Quran is...
The Five Pillars of Islam
The leaders after Muhammad
The Holy Book
A code of laws
79
The Spanish explorer-soldiers
Inquisition
Missionaries
Jesuits
Conquistadors
80
Which served as a business group and trade school, that ran all the businesses in cities?
Monastery
Manor
Giuld
Fief
81
An event which killed approximately 90% of the indigenous population of the Americas
The Black Death
The Columbian Exchange
The Great Dying
The Great Famine
82
Who was the brilliant Muslim commander who reconquered Jerusalem, kicking off the Third Crusade?
Genghis Khan
Tariq ibn Ziyad
Saladin
Urban II
83
Sugarcane, cotton, and tobacco were all known as...
Money Plants
Cash Crops
Currency Products
Wealth Growers
84
In a Republic...
One person holds all the power
Everyone has a say in Gov't
People elect representatives
There are no elections
85
Who was the first real Roman Emperor?
Augustus
Constantine
Seneca
Justinian
86
Who inspired the French to fight against England and was burned at the stake?
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Marie Antoinette
Isabella of Aragon
Joan of Arc
87
The Ides of March was the day Julius Caesar...
Was assassinated by the Senate
Started the Roman Civil War
Named himself dictator for life
Crossed the Rubicon River
88
Who were the Spanish monarchs that carried out the Reconquista and the Spanish Inquisition?
Louis and Marie
Ferdinand and Isabella
Henry and Eleanor
Charles and Hildegard
89
Battles over territory in western Europe between the French and the English
The Crusades
The Great Schism
The Reconquista
The Hundred Years' War
90
Removing someone from the Church and from the promise of heaven
Inquisition
Excommunication
Interdict
Investiture
91
Sparta had an _____, where a few wealthy people held power over the citizens.
Democracy
Monarchy
Oligarchy
Theocracy
92
Non-religious, or worldly ideas
Humanist
Vernacular
Secular
Idealist