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What geographic feature hindered expansion from the Guptas of India and modern-day China
Thar Desert
Indian Ocean
Deccan Plateau
Himalayan Mountains
2
Which society had a direct democracy?
ancient Greece (Athens)
dynastic China
Egypt
Gupta Empire
3
Buddhism teaches that salvation is earned by
baptism and confirmation of one's soul
worshipping one god
following the Ten Commandments
giving up selfish desire
4
What was a major reason European nations began to explore?
to find alternate, possibly shorter, trade routes
to spread Luther's ideas regarding the Catholic Church
to gain knowledge of other cultures
to build factories
5
Exploration was made possible by
new navigational tools and advancements in technology
the long-term effects of the Atlantic Slave Trade
trade connections established by Cleopatra
advancements in art
6
An "eye for an eye" is an example of the
Quran
Code of Hammurabi
Ten Commandments
Annalects of Confucius
7
The land between the Tigris and Euphrates is known as...
Mesopotamia
Sinia Penninsula
Cape of Good Hope
Central America
8
What religion includes the Four Noble Truths, Eightfold Path, and Nirvana?
Hindusim
Buddhism
Christianity
Judaism
9
The golden age of Islam is associated with
gunpowder and weapons
polytheistic beliefs
irrigation systems
advances in math and science
10
The Protestant Reformation was largely successful due to the creation of
triangular sail
magnetic compass
the printing press
recycled paper
11
Long-term contributions of Greek and Roman civilizations are primarily found in the area of...
religious doctrines
economic policy
government and law
military strategies
12
Which society invented silk, gunpowder, the compass, and paper?
Inca
China
Rome
Greece
13
During the Middle Ages, what institution provided unification and stability?
Federations and guilds
Military alliances between monarchs
Roman Catholic Church
Strong centralized European governments
14
What is the Columbian Exchange?
Imperialistic views spread by the Scientific Revolution
The term used by Europeans for the Middle Passage
A global transfer of foods, plants, and animals from the Americas to Europe
Another name for the Age of Exploration
15
When reading written history, we must be aware of...
plagiarism
turning points
human rights
points of view and bias
16
The Byzantine empire
developed the wheel
developed writing that we use today
created the compass
preserved Greek and Roman culture
17
Raw materials, the "mother" country, colonies- these terms describe
scientific advancements
laissez-faire principles
mercantilism
the Protestant Reformation
18
In simple terms, feudalism is the control and division of
money
food
trade
land
19
Hellenistic culture spread when
Alexander the Great adopted feudalism
Alexander the Great conquered Greece, Asia Minor, Egypt, and Persia
Alexander the Great converted to Islam
Alexander the Great was overthrown
20
Which statement is an opinion?
Cities show organized governments
farmers grow various crops
The Indus people developed a system of writing
The Greeks were the most intelligent people of the ancient world.
21
A major contribution of the Roman Empire to Western society was the development of
the printing press
ways to cure diseases
effective legal systems
gunpowder
22
Hammurabi's Code, the Ten Commandments, and the Twelve Tables are examples of
religions
economic systems
democratic governments
rules of behavior
23
The majority of ensalved Africans were sent to ____ during 1500-1870
the Caribbean and Spanish America
New Netherlands
Canada
Brazil
24
Historians study geography to...
predict changes in government
show connections between people and places
explain value systems of various people
tell when events took place
25
In India, the Caste System determined a person's job, friends, and marriage partner. This shows that the Caste System
has eliminated social classes
has been a way of life as well as an element of religion
is stronger in cities than farming towns
promoted social mobility
26
The expeditions of Cortes and Pizzaro resulted in
capture of Brazil by Portugal
the destruction of the Aztecs and Incan empires
further exploration to the Carribean
colonization of North America by England
27
The Protestant Reformation is a turning point in European history because
forced all Europeans to join Luther's church
ended religious unity in Europe
created one unified Christian church
it allowed reformers to avoid death
28
A major characteristic of the Renaissance in Europe was
secular (non-religous) achievements were recognized
voting rights were granted to men and women
ancient Greek and Roman ideas were rejected
literature was translated into Arabic
29
Where did the plague "Black Death" originate?
Africa
Asia
Europe
the New World
30
What religion requires fasting during Ramadan, praying 5 times daily, and a pilgrimage to Mecca?
Buddhism
Hinduism
Islam
Christianity
31
Due to the Neolithic Revolution
humans learned to use fire
people began hunting and gathering their food
life expentancy declined
civilizations developed
32
Martin Luther's 95 Theses are associated with the
Protestant Reformation
Dark Ages
Age of Exploration
Renaissance
33
When Europe emerges "wakes" from the Dark Ages and learning is passed from secular princes and peers... This describes
the Renaissance
the Crusades
the fall of Rome
the rise of Christianity
34
Choose the MONOtheistic religions...
Hindu
Shintoism
Buddhism
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
35
Based on the map, which is the BEST conclusion that can be made?
Rivers are primary trade routes
Trade connections influence the economy of regions
Deserts are barriers to trade
Religions were able to spread quickly
36
Early civilizations (Mesopotamia, Indus, Egypt..) developed on....
river valleys
coastlines
trade routes
burial sites
37
After the fall of Rome, the eastern portion of the Roman Empire became known as the
Mongol Empire
Byzantine Empire
Gupta Empire
Persian Empire
38
What type of diagram is shown below?
dynastic cycle
cultural aspect triangle
guild system
social hierarchy
39
The growth of feudalism in Europe during the Middle Ages was primarily caused by
nationalism
a rivarly between the colonies
decline of the Catholic Church
the collapse of a strong central government
40
After the fall/decline of Rome, Western Europe
returned to a republic
came under control of Muslims
entered a period of choas and disorder
became part of the Byzantine Empire
41
The Huang He is known as the "river of sorrows'' because
burials take place here
transportation was impossible
frozen ports made trade difficult
flooding destroyed crops and villages
42
Maya, Aztec, and Inca civilizations show
large, unorganized civilizations
developed socities before the arrival of Europeans
established trade routes between N America and Europe prior to the 1500s
an influence of Asian and African civilizations within the Americas
43
Throughout history, people have lived in deserts, mountains, coastlines, etc. This shows people
prefer to be isolated
organize uniformed governments
adapt to their environment
develop common languages
44
Streets, systems of plumbing and sewage show that civilizations had
systems of trade
social class systems
enomonic systems
organized governments
45
Which development helped spur the Protestant Reformation?
artistic creation
a renewed interest in Greece and Rome
questioning beliefs held by the Catholic Church
advances in math and science
46
In a social hierarchy
the least powerful are on the top
the least powerful are often leaders
the working class has the most power
the most powerful members are on the top
47
In Europe, the Crusades resulted in
a demand for goods from the Middle East and Asia
isolation from the world
the adoption of Islam in many European nations
a strong fuedal system
48
The Spanish encomienda system was
a law creating religious freedom of natives
an economic system that exploited natives
a way to strengthen native cultures
a political movement to join native lands into a uniform country
