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Chapter 9.2 - Early History of Europe
Chapter 9.2 - Early History of Europe
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Which early civilization is known for starting the first democracy?
United States
Athens
Sparta
Rome
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An independent community that had its own government
metropolis
city-state
suburb
feudal system
3
What was the Roman Way?
a network of roads
a religion
a series of aqueducts
a code of values and behaviors
4
A structure from Roman times that carried water over long distances over land
aqueduct
canal
plebeian
feudal system
5
During ancient Greek times, a person who belonged to the highest social class
patrician
barbarian
vassel
aristocrat
6
What was the result of the bubonic plague?
the Church grew stronger
feudal system grew stronger
Millions of people died
European countries united
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a social system that existed in Europe during the Middle Ages
aqueduct
city-state
feudal system
perspective
8
The period when democracy, wealth and culture flourished in Athens was known as what?
the empire
the Renaissance
the republic
the golden age
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Which civilization is known for developing a republic?
United Kingdom
Byzantium
Sparta
Rome
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How did the invention of the printing press change Europe?
People could buy indulgences
More people had access to knowledge by reading
Factory workers had to work longer hours
Everyone started to speak English
11
A form of government in which people can influence the law and have a say is called a....
democracy
monarchy
republic
oligarchy
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Why were Greek city-states independent from on another?
They believed in different gods
They were full of philosophers
They spoke different languages
Mountains made travel & communication difficult
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A form of government in which people elect officials is called a .....
republic
democracy
oligarchy
monarchy
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What was the purpose of the Crusades?
to punish farmers
to expand the Roman Empire
to protest the Church
to take back holy lands from Muslims
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a member of an ancient German tribe that invaded ancient Rome
barbarian
philosopher
plebeian
Martin Luther
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Who tried to reform the Roman Catholic Church because of their corrupt practices?
Socrates
Julius Caesar
Martin Luther King Jr.
Martin Luther
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What was "reborn" during the Renaissance?
war between Eastern and Western Europe
feudalism
arts, philosophy, culture
hatred of tyrants
