Big Review Quiz 2

Which group of people did NOT grow in power after the Black Death killed 40-50% of Europeans?

Which of these is NOT a way that the Han Dynasty was similar to the Roman Empire?

What was the ~200 years of peace during the early Roman Empire called?

The long period of war between Christians and Muslims during the Medieval Age was called:

Why were the Gracchus brothers assassinated by the Senate?

William the Conqueror, who conquered England in 1066, originally held what title?

Which of these things were the Romans NOT known for?

How much did you enjoy history class this year?

The Eastern Roman Empire did not collapse. Instead, it became the ____________ Empire.

The Bishop of Rome, later the Pope, became the head of which religion?

Which of these was NOT a way in which a foreigner could become a Roman citizen?

Which city did Rome fight in the Punic Wars?

Which of these religions is not considered by Muslims to be "of the book?"

Which of these statements about Emperor Constantine is NOT TRUE?

Which Chinese Royal Dynasty was actually Mongolian, not Chinese?

Silk was China's biggest EXPORT on the Silk Road, but what was the greatest IMPORT?

The Roman Social Class that was made up of wealthy people who controlled land was called:

Which barbarian tribe was the first to sack Rome, leading to decline and collapse of the Roman Empire?

Which statement best describes Gaozu, the 1st Han Emperor?

A Roman soldier who was in charge of building a relationship with and leading 100 soldiers was called:

Which of these tribes invaded Europe in the Early Medieval Age, pushing other tribes into the Roman Empire?

Feudal peasants who had little to no rights, and were tied to the land, were called:

Why did the Han Dynasty government nationalize the silk, iron, salt, and alcohol industries?

Which of these innovations or inventions did not come from Muslims?

Who attacked Rome with his army, then set himself up as "Dictator for life," ending the Roman Republic Era?

In feudalism, political power and social structure was held together by religious promises called:

Why was Emperor Nero forced to commit suicide?

What was the name of the rebellion that began the collapse of the Han Empire in 184 CE?

Edward I regularly met with nobles, knights, and some peasants. What was this group of advisors called?

What was the guiding philosophy of the Qin Dynasty?

Which Frankish King conquered most of mainland Europe, forcing his subjects to become Christian?

What was the purpose of the Great Wall of China?

What city were Christians and Muslims fighting over during the Crusades?

Why was the Grand Canal of China so vital to growth in the Medieval Age?

What was the purpose of the Magna Carta?

What was the main reason the Han Dynasty began to collapse?

What was a "Caravanserai?"

What was the guiding philosophy of the Han Dynasty?

What was the cause of the 100 Years' War?

Roman laws were "set in stone" and displayed in the center of the city. What were these laws called?