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Greek theater evolved out of
religious festivals
athletic contests
foreign influences
mythology
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founder of Christianity
Abraham
Muhammad
Zoroaster
Jesus
3
called the father of history; wrote The Persian Wars
Herodotus
Octavian
Sophocles
Saladin
4
developed basic geometry theorems and wrote work called The Elements
Menes
Ptolemy
Euclid
Archimedes
5
founder of the Lyceum; wrote the Doctrine of the Mean
Aristotle
Socrates
Draco
Thales
6
What important invention is first known to have been used by the Sumerians?
irrigation systems
the barter system
paper
the wheel
7
first king ever anointed by a pope; gave Papal States to the Church
Pliny the Elder
Charlemagne
Louis the Pious
Pepin the Short
8
According to Legalism, the way to achieve order was to
provide a ruler who set a good moral example
live by the natural balance of yin and yang
appeal to man's natural goodness
pass strict laws and enforce them with harsh punishments
9
given the name Augustus by the senate of Rome; his reign started the Pax Romana
Caligula
Octavian
Julius Caesar
Hadrian
10
final goal of a Buddhist; means union with the universe which releases one from rebirth
nirvana
moksha
Middle Way
Seppuku
11
developed the first known uniformed code of laws; based on "eye for an eye"
Hiawatha
Nebuchadnezzar
Hannibal
Hammurabi
12
wrote the Republic and founded the school called the Academy
Plato
Thales
Socrates
Aristotle
13
built the first empire known in history
Sargon
Odoacer
Julius Caesar
Menes
14
Egyptian sun god; most important god to the ancient Egyptians
Horus
Set
Osiris
Amon-Re
15
Which of the following groups dominated the economic and political life of towns in Middle Ages
the Clergy
merchant guilds
knights
nobles
16
Who held the real power in Japan's feudal society?
the emperor
the shogun
merchants
samurai
17
preservation of the body after death perfected by the Egyptians
fossilization
cremation
castration
mummification
18
Frenchman who deciphered the Rosetta Stone
Francois Dentine
Jean Champollion
Heinrich Schliemann
Louis Chanson
19
The Church taught that the way to achieve salvation was
to study the Bible
carry out one's obligations to one's lord
to join a religious order
through the seven sacraments
20
Confucian ideas dealt mainly with
religious matters
how to ensure social order
the balance of nature
how to expand the Chinese empire
21
most important political figure for 1000 years; crowned Emperor of Romans on Christmas Day
Charlemagne
Charles Martel
Clovis
Pepin the Short
22
pope who moved the papacy to Avignon starting the Babylonian Captivity
Clement V
Boniface VIII
Gregory VII
Urban II
23
holiest shrine to the religion of Islam
Jihad
Wailing Wall
Dome of the Rock
Kaaba
24
Feudalism became a complex system because
vassals had to contribute to lord's ransom
knights wore heavy suits of armor
vassals often owed loyalty to more than one lord
feudal kings had absolute power
25
What ended the persecution of Christians in the Roman Empire?
the Edict of Milan
the New Testament
the Nicene Creed
the collapse of the Roman Empire
26
English poet who wrote The Canterbury Tales
Geoffrey Chaucer
William Shakespeare
Robert Yeats
Sherlock Holmes
27
The scattering of the Jews from their homeland in Palestine.
usury
diaspora
nomadic
cultural diffusion
28
Roman emperor whose death ended the Pax Romana; wrote Meditations
Mark Antony
Marcus Brutus
Marcus Aurelius
Commodus
29
soil rich in minerals deposited after flood waters receded
mud paddies
terra
silt
loess
30
One contribution the Lydians made to later civilizations was
their belief in prophets
a uniform code of laws
the Great Royal Road
the use of coined money
31
means "land between the rivers"
ziggurat
Asia Minor
Fertile Crescent
Mesopotamia
32
Who are the People of the Book?
Jews and Christians
Zoroastrians
Sunni Muslims
Romans
33
in traditional Indian society, unchangeable social group into which a person is born
family
caste
clan
tribe
34
first female ruler known in history
Hatshepsut
Nefetiti
Isis
Queen of Sheba
35
tombs built to house the bodies of the pharaohs of Egypt
mosques
ziggurats
Great Sphinx
pyramids
36
special church court set up to punish people accused of heresy
Grand jury
circuit court
Inquisition
tribunal
37
government in which ruling power belongs to a few people usually business class
republic
aristocracy
democracy
oligarchy
38
Spartan king who led his forces at the battle of Thermopylae
Themistocles
Pericles
Achimedes
Leonidas
39
How did ancient Egyptians view their pharaoh?
as father figures
as cruel rulers
as gods
as equals
40
first five books of the Old Testament
Torah
Zend Avesta
Quran
Bible
41
Sumerian temples known as "ladders of the gods"
stupas
temples
ziggurat
pyramids
42
structures that carried water from the countryside to the city
aqueduct
dam
dikes
reservoir
43
wife of Osiris; symbol was the ankh
Isis
Artemis
Persepina
Nike
44
The culture of Mesopotamia was spread throughout the Mediterranean by
Asian conquerors
Phoenician traders
Hittite colonists
Persian missionaries
45
started the Kamakura shogunate and became shogun in 1192
Kublai Khan
Toyotomi Hideyoshi
Tokugawa Ieaysu
Amaterasu
46
father of Greek tragedy; wrote 80 plays including Oresteia
Aristophanes
Homer
Aeschylus
Sophocles
47
king who claimed the French throne starting the 100 Years' War
Charles I
Urban Ii
James III
Edward III
48
The two hundred year period when peace, order, and prosperity flourished is known as the
Circus Maximus
Pax Domination
Pax Romana
Punic Wars
49
system of government in which officials are chosen by the people
monarchy
aristocracy
dictatorship
republic
50
founder of Daoism who wrote The Way of Virtue
Siddharta Gautama
Confucius
Wu Di
Laozi
51
nicknamed the "Hammer"; led Christian forces to victory over Muslims at the battle of Tours
Charles Martel
Stephen II
Charlemagne
Pepin the Short
52
converted the Celtic people of Ireland to Catholicism
St. Augustine
St. Dominic
St. Patrick
St. Francis
53
The first Indian civilization developed in the
Deccan Plateau
Ganges River Valley
Hindu Kush
Indus River Valley
54
received the Ten Commandments and led Hebrews out of bondage in Egypt
Jeremiah
Moses
Abraham
Isaac
55
Some of the finest examples of medieval art and architecture can be seen in
homes of wealthy townspeople
castles
universities
cathedrals
56
What was the Roman attitude toward Christianity?
They became Church officials
They tolerated Christians
They ignored Christians
They persecuted Christians
57
founder of Judaism
David
Moses
Abraham
Adam
58
Which cultures contributed to the new Hellenistic civilization?
Greek, Persian, Indian, and Egyptian
Indian and Persian
Greek, African, and Italian
Greek and Indian
59
discovered the tomb of King Tutankhamen
Jean Champollion
Hugh Capet
Howard Carter
Heinrich Schliemann
60
Which was the most important branch of government in the Roman Republic?
the Senate
the Praetors
the Assembly of Nations
the Assembly of Tribes
61
holy month of Islam when Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset
Kaaba
Ramadan
Hajj
Hijra
62
most famous medieval scholastic thinker; wrote Summa Theologica
Thomas Aquinas
Jean Champollion
Howard Carter
Zoroaster
63
Government headed by a privileged minority or upper class.
monarchy
republic
oligarchy
aristocracy
64
mastered the use of the lever and the double pulley
Sargon
Pythagoras
Archimedes
Euclid
65
developed a set of rules that governed the behavior of monks in monasteries
St. Benedict
St. Boniface
St. Augustine
St. Jerome
66
reed that grows along the Nile River which the Egyptians used as a paper-like material
silt
lotus
papyrus
loess
67
defeated his rivals at the battle of Sekigahara becoming shogun
Nabunaga
Tokugawa Ieyasu
Hideyoshi
Amaterasu
68
fictional princess who narrated The Thousand and One Nights
Sheherezade
Jasmine
Matilda
Fatima
69
religious beliefs that are contrary to the official teaching of a church
heresy
anti-defamation
secular
ostracism
70
Roman emperor who issued the Edict of Milan and built new capital
Trajan
Diocletian
Caligula
Constantine
71
rebuilt the city of Babylon and it's beautiful hanging gardans
Sargon
Nebuchadnezzar
Odoacer
Marduk
72
English king who was forced to sign the Magna Carta
Henry II
Richard I
King John
Edward I
73
greatest of the Greek comedy writers; wrote Lysistrata and The Clouds
Thucydides
Aeschylus
Sophocles
Aristophanes
74
warriors of feudal Japan
samurai
ronin
daimyo
Huns
75
The Rosetta Stone was an important find for modern scholars because it
described religious practices
allowed them to decipher hieroglyphics
guided them to King Tut's tomb
contained laws of Ancient Egypt
76
leader of the Muslims during the Third Crusade; signed truce with King Richard I
Muhammad Ali
Osama bin Laden
Saladin
Abu Bakr
77
Count of Paris elected by nobles as king of France in 987
Charles I
Louis I
Jean Champollion
Hugh Capet
78
The goal of the First Crusade was to
free the Holy Land
defend Spain from Muslim invaders
increase trade in Europe
capture Constantinople
79
The idea of the Mandate of Heaven was used by the Chinese to justify
corruption in government
a bureaucracy
an increase in taxes
an overthrow of the ruling dynasty
80
The holiest city of Islam is
Jerusalem
Baghdad
Medina
Mecca
81
A key feature of Gothic architecture is
towers
flying buttresses
tiny windows
minarets
82
What characterized Roman architecture?
Roman buildings were free of any decorations like columns
romans aimed for simple elegance in their buildings
Romans emphasized grandeur and built mighty monuments
Roman architects did not use arches in their buildings
83
most famous physician of the ancient times; created an oath for physicians to take
Herodotus
Hippocrates
Omar Khayyam
Ibn Sina
84
pope who called for a crusade to reclaim the Holy Land from the Muslims
Louis IX
Paul III
Clement VII
Urban II
85
The movement of people across the Fertile Crescent resulted in the
invention of writing
building of irrigation systems
constant exchange of ideas
belief in one god
86
Italian poet who wrote the Divine Comedy
Boccaccio
Castiglione
Livy
Dante
87
founder of the Persian religion whose god is Ahura Mazda
Marduk
Zoroaster
Xerxes
Darius
88
Why were the Egyptians compelled to develop practical geometry?
to design a calendar
to record information
to draw field boundaries
to map the constellations
89
the worship of only one god
polytheism
Deism
monotheism
dualism
90
The majority branch within Islam has been the
Shiite
Sufi
Hamas
Sunni
91
Which of the following geographic features had the greatest influence on ancient Egypt?
the Sinai Peninsula
the Nubian Desert
the Nile River
the Red Sea
92
blind poet who wrote The Iliad and The Odyssey
Pandora
Clovis
Menes
Homer
93
pharaoh who ruled Egypt for 67 years; signed the first known treaty in history
Tut
Ramses II
Amenhotep IV
Osiris
94
English king who expanded royal courts and law through the use of common law and jury system
Henry VIII
Henry II
Edward III
Richard I
95
peasant girl who helped lead the French forces to victory in the 100 Years' War
Teresa of Avila
Lois of Lane
Betty of Bedrock
Joan of Arc
96
Greek philosopher who developed a question and answer technique to get to truths
Draco
Plato
Thales
Socrates
97
sacred text of Islam
Triblinka
Bible
Kamasutra
Quran
98
leader who united the Hebrew tribes into a nation; slew Goliath
Saul
Paul
David
Judas
99
Rome and Carthage competed for control of
Asia Minor
the western Mediterranean
The Appian Way
Greece
100
The Hittites had a military advantage over their enemies because they used
soldiers on horseback
wheeled chariots
iron weapons
cuneiform
101
ruler who united upper and lower Egypt and started Egypt's first dynasty
Tutankhamen
Menes
Ramses I
Amenhotep IV
102
code of conduct followed by Japanese warriors
seppuku
kamikaze
haiku
bushido
103
To write in the vernacular is to write in
Spanish
the everyday language of the people
Latin
Greek
104
minor German chieftain; forced last Western Roman emperor off the throne in 476; "fall of Rome
Alaric
Attila
Odoacer
Gaisaric the Lame
105
As it expanded, Rome was beset by social and economic troubles caused by
a lack of trade
angry Carthaginians
the widening gap between the rich and poor
weak leadership
106
respect for one's elders or parents
moksha
filial piety
pariah
ordination
107
Roman general who fell in love with Cleopatra; forces defeated at Actium
Mark Antony
Marcus Lepidus
Julius Caesar
Pompey
108
Which of the following groups conquered the former Roman province of Gaul?
Huns
Visigoths
Franks
Magyars
109
The center of the Hellenistic world was
Babylon
Athens
Constantinople
Alexandria
110
art of skillful speaking emphasized by the Sophists
conversation
rhetoric
Socratic Method
oration
111
appointing church officials by a secular leader
transubstantiation
lay investiture
simony
usury
112
The Peloponnesian War resulted from conflict between
Athens and Macedonia
Greece and Persia
Greece and Troy
Athens and Sparta
113
Frankish king who was the first Germanic ruler to convert to Christianity
Clovis
William
Pepin the Short
Sargon
114
Roman general who became dictator for life; assassinated on the Ides of March
Pompey
Julius Caesar
Nero
Marcus Aurelius
115
most responsible for spreading the teachings of Jesus throughout the Roman Empire
Peter
Simon
Paul
Judas
116
ruler with complete control over a government; had absolute power
elected president
dictator
despot
monarch
117
ultimate goal of Hindus; means union with brahman
ahimsa
nirvana
Jainism
moksha
118
most influential Chinese philosopher whose ideas were collected in The Analects
Confucius
Wu Di
Loazi
Beijing
119
A pilgrim going from Western Europe to the birthplace of Islam would travel
south to North Africa
southeast to Arabia
east to Asia Minor
southwest to Spain
120
first four books of the New Testament that describes Jesus' life
Living Bible
Gospels
Old Testament
Torah
121
people who move from place to place in search of food
hordes
nomad
homeless
clans
122
practice of lending money for interest
indulgence
simony
usury
lay investiture
123
Daoists believed that the best government was one that
governed the least
forced people to work on government projects
brought order to human affairs
took control of people's lives
124
in Hinduism it is the essential self
moksha
atman
nirvana
rhetoric
125
punishment used by the RCC to punish Christians by not allowing them the sacraments
excommunication
Holy Eucharist
Inquisition
heresy
126
The use of crop rotation resulted in
the spread of the heavy plow
better harvests
increased feudal warfare
the rise of self-sufficient manors
127
leader of the Huns; known as the "Scourge of God"
Attila
Kublai Khan
Hercules
Othello
128
Duke of Normandy who defeated Harold at the battle of Hastings winning the throne of England
John
Edward
William
James
129
the worship of more than one god
polytheism
Protestantism
monotheism
Catholicism
130
individuals willing to die or suffer for their beliefs
terrorists
chumps
scapegoats
martyrs
131
derived formula to calculate the relationship between the sides of a right triangle
Pythagoras
Isaac Newton
Pliny the Elder
Euclid