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Fall Final Review (Units 1, 2, & 3)
Why was Timbuktu important?
What was quipu used for?
Fall Final Review (Units 1, 2, & 3)
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1
What was quipu used for?
to write stories
to keep records
to make masks
to relieve stress
2
Why was Timbuktu important?
Center of trade
All of the above
Many libraries and universities
Many mosques made it a center for the Islamic faith
3
The Iliad and the Odyssey were written by ....
Homer
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
4
Which famous Italian painter is known for works like "The Last Supper" and "Mona Lisa"?
Michelangelo
Pablo Picasso
Leonardo da Vinci
Vincent van Gogh
5
Who created the Pythagorean Theorem?
Mr. Thoerem
Pythagoras
Pythagor
Pyth Them
6
What is Animism
The belief that ALL living and non-living things possess a spirit
The belief that ONLY living things possess a spirit
The drawing of Anime comics
The belief in a supreme animal god
7
What continent is Egypt located on?
Africa
Europe
Asia
South America
8
Plato was known for ?
medicine
seeking the truth
classifiying plants and animals
Creating the Academy and teaching Aristotle
9
During the Dorian Period the Greeks:
Experienced a golden age
Experienced a Dark Age
Expanded Trade and Wealth
Defeated the Persians
10
The world's first postal service was created during the _____________ Empire.
Assyrian Empire
Akkadian Empire
Neo-Babylonian Empire
Persian Empire
11
The founder of the Benedictine Order was
St. Andrew
St. Peter
St. Benedict
St. Francis Xavier
12
Who played a pivotal role in calling for the First Crusade in 1095, urging Christians to reclaim Jerusalem?
Pope Gregory VII
Pope Urban II
Pope Innocent III
Pope Alexander VI
13
How did Constantine try to keep the Church united?
Constantine required bishops to declare fealty to the Western pope.
Constantine declared iconoclasm illegal.
Constantine had bishops meet and create the Nicene Creed, clear beliefs.
14
What is the caste system?
the division of all the people in a society in categories
the name for the way labor in India is divided between men a
a voting system used in Asian elections
the name of the Hindu priesthood
15
Which crusade resulted in Constantinople being sacked?
4th Crusade
1st Crusade
Children's Crusade
2nd Crusade
16
What contributed to the expansion of Charlemagne's empire's boundaries?
Cultural exchanges
Economic alliances
Military campaigns
Diplomatic negotiations
17
What civilization built Tenochtitlan?
Inca
Apache
Mayan
Aztec
18
Monotheism is the belief in multiple gods.
True
False
19
What was the colosseum used for?
It was a market
It was used for gladiator fights
It was an spaceship parking lot
It was used as a theather
20
What was the Pax Romana?
government
one of Angelina Jolie's kids
a giant war
a time of peace that lasted for more than 200 years
21
What is cultural diffusion?
the spreading of ideas, culture and traditions
obeying the Ten Commandments
ethnocentrism
digging up artifacts
22
Why was the fertile crescent ideal for farming?
cattle provided fertilizer
flood rivers brought silt and nutrients
the desert receives more sunshine
natural canals directed water to the fields
23
Which of the following does NOT stand for CARTS?
Specialized Workers
Record Keeping
Art & Music
Complex Institutions
24
Aristotle was known for...
His records of learning and science
Using questions to learn
Tutoring Alexander the Great
His school the Academy
25
The gold-salt trade was also responsible for-
Cultural Diffusion
White people to South Africa.
the movement of Islam to West Africa.
Christianity to East Africa.
26
Which emperor initiated the worst persecution against Christians?
Diocletian
Constantine
Julius Caesar
Marcus Aurelius
27
Where were the Mayans located?
Baja Peninsula
Central Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Sierra Madres
28
In what modern day country did Hinduism begin?
India
Nepal
China
Asia
29
"Mother culture" of Mesoamerica
Chavin
Moche
Maya
Olmecs
30
What event marked the end of the Byzantine Empire?
The start of the Renaissance in Italy
The fall of the city of Rome to barbarians
The death of Justinian
The fall of Constantinople to the Ottomans
31
Why was the invention of the printing press significant?
It allowed for the rapid spread of information, including religious ideas.
It helped to establish the first universities in Europe.
It played a crucial role in the development of the scientific method.
It encouraged transportation and exploration.
32
Feudalism can best be described as.....
a system based on land and loyalty.
A system of government where you select a representative.
A system of government where everyone votes.
A government ruled by a king or a queen.
33
What resulted from the Crusades, contributing to a decline in trust in both popes and kings?
Corruption and abuse of power
Heightened religious unity
Strengthening of monarchies
Loss of religious faith
34
Why did Constantine choose Byzantium as his capital?
He liked the landscape
He went when he was younger and had good memories there
He wanted it's artifacts
It' s at the intersection of two trade routes
35
The Great Schism...
Unified Eastern Europe
Divided Christians and Muslims
Divided the Christian Chruch
Divided Russia from the Mongols
36
What did John Wycliffe do?
He approved of the authority of the papacy.
He rejected authority of papacy.
He produced the first Bible in German.
He produced the first Bible in English.
37
What marked the beginning of the Imperial Church?
The Nicene Council
The Apostles' Creed
Constantine
Fall of Rome
38
What were the Punic Wars fought over?
Control of the Mediterranean
Invasion of Aryans
Rebellions in Greece
Competition in trade
39
Herodotus and Thucydides are most closely associated with which of the following:
Architecture
Medicine
Mathematics
History
40
What are the 7 sacraments?
Marriage, Getting a Job
Baptism, Communion, Reconcilation, Matrimony
Going to church every Sunday
Anointing of the Sick, Confirmation, Penance
41
What civilization built Machu Picchu?
Olmec
Mayan
Inca
Aztec
42
Role of Women in Roman Society
limited role - household duties, raise children
make medicine and household issues
sell children
vote and speak in public
43
Mansa Musa was important because...
He spread Christianity throughout Mali
He brought back Islamic architects and scholars from Mecca
He gave away tons of salt on his journey to Mecca
He allowed different religions in Mali
44
What dynasty created the civil service exam?
Qin
Shang
Zhou
Han
45
How did the geography in Greece impact its political development?
Small deserts prevented the development of cities
Rolling plains unified cities together
Swift moving rivers created united city-states
Mountains, valleys and seas created independent city states
46
Which of the following best explains how Alexander the Great conquered the Persian Empire?
Composite Bow
His famous tolerance
Innovative cavalry use
A combination of cruelty and Persian weakness
47
Cyrus the Great formed the Empire of:
the Aztec
Rome
Persia
Mesopotamia
48
What significant event is associated with the Mycenaeans and is the setting for many Greek myths and Homer's epics?
Peloponnesian War
Persian War
Trojan War
Punic War
49
The Persian empire was largest under under Darius’s reign.
True
False
50
The Great Schism was a result of of many facots that include all of the following EXCPET:
authority of Pope vs. Patriarchs
geographical differences in language and culture
iconclast controversy
Jewish controversy
51
Which kingdom was Mansa Musa from?
Mali
Songhai
Axum
Ghana
52
The classical orders are
Attic, doric and tuscan
Doric, Ionic and Corinthian
Base, Shaft and Capital
Tuscan, Campanian and Corinthian
53
Around what percentage of people in Europe died from the Black Plague?
50%
15%
5%
25%
54
What led to the decline of the Aztec's?
Drought
A meteor
The conquest of Spain
Disease/War
55
What was the size of Alexander the Great’s empire at its greatest extent? (Stretching from Greece to ______?)
The Indus River
Iraq
Turkey
Egypt
56
What is monasticism?
life of poverty and evangelization of the poor
life of poverty and withdrawal from the world
life of prosperity and God’s blessings bestowed on his believers
None of these are correct
57
Who invented the printing press?
Johannes Gutenberg
Nikola Tesla
Benjamin Franklin
Leonardo di Vinci
58
The signing of the Magna Carta was important because...
It provide for separation of powers
It showed the dukes that the King was ultimate power
It provided for separation of church and state
It limited the powers of the King for the first time
59
The Twelve Tables were significant because....?
They put the plebeians in charge of everything
It destroyed the Roman Empire
They were the first laws that had to be followed in Rome
They were the first laws to be written down in Rome
60
Who painted
The School of Athens
?
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Sandro Botticelli
61
What was the Renaissance?
Style of architecture heavily influenced by Greece and Rome
Rebirth of classical learning
To make or become different
Style of Medieval architecture
62
What was chivalry?
A code of conduct followed by knights.
Not this one.
Not this one.
Not this one.
63
What was the role of the Senate in the Roman government?
to command the army
To protect the Roman Constitution
to oversee the courts
To make and pass laws
64
How did the
Pax Romana
make for ideal conditions in the spread of Christianity?
common languages and safe travel conditions
the people were religiously lost
town hall debates
Romans were open minded
65
What were the contributions of Charlemagne
created a single code of laws for the empire
expanded the empire
established schools and monasteries
divided the empire into local administrative districts
66
Socrates was known for...
writing plays
studying science
writing poetry
asking questions
67
How did Charlemagne use religion?
He made defeated people to choose between death or becoming Catholics
Cabbages
He made his wars seem like holy wars
No one knows
68
Where were the Inca located?
Brazil
South America
Central America
Mexico
69
Who is known as the "Father of Medicine"?
Hesiod
Moses
Augustus
Hippocrates
70
The Silk Road was:
All of these
A place for merchants
A trading route
4,000 miles long-- from Asia to Europe
71
In the 13th century, which new monastic order emerged with a focus on preaching and missionary work?
Franciscans
Benedictines
Augustinians
Cistercians
72
What modern-day country was the Indus River Valley civilization located in?
China
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
India
73
Who was the founder of Islam?
God
Buddha
Muhammad
Jesus Christ
74
What student of Aristotle was leading battles at age 16?
Alexander the Great
Socrates
Homer
Suleiman the Magnificent
75
The Code of Hammurabi was fair across all social classes
True
False
76
Where were the Aztecs located?
Brazil
Mexico
Cuba
Peru
77
Which artist created the statue David and painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?
John Calvin
Leonardo da Vinci
Erasmus
Michelangelo
78
Pericles led Athens into this after the Persian War
War
Disaster
Italy
Golden Age
79
Cyrus the Great.....
allowed all the peoples to rebuild their sacred temples
allowed all peoples to return to their native lands
allowed people to practice whatever religion they wanted
all of the above are correct
