Abeka Eastern Hemisphere History and Geography (Final Exam) Test 12 (grade 5, 2024 edition)

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The printer who invented the movable-type printing press was _______________________.

Johann Guterberg

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The Portuguese navigator who began the first successful expedition to circumnavigate the earth was _________________________.

Ferdinand Magellan

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Ancient Egyptians built tall, pointed pillars called _______________ to honor their gods.

obelisks

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The man who overthrew the Libyan monarchy and set himself up as dictator was ______________________.

Muammar al-Qaddafi

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The man who established Morocco as a monarchy and became its king was ____________________.

Sultan Mohammed V

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The deepest river in the world is the ___________ River.

Congo

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Australia's longest mountain range is the _____________________.

Great Dividing Range

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The body of water that separates Australia from Papua New Guinea is ________________.

Torres Strait

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Prime minister of the United Kingdom during most of World War II

Winston Churchill

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Leader of the Nazi party who ordered the German invasion of Poland, starting World War II

Adolf Hitler

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First leader of an independent Ghana

Kwame Nkrumah

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Emperor remembered for improving Ethiopia's educational system, economy, and government

Haile Selassie

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Explorer who claimed the eastern portion of Australia for Great Britain

Captain James Cook

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First explorer to reach the South Pole

Roal Amundsen

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Explorer responsible for photographing and mapping much of Antarctica

Richard E. Byrd

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Capital of Germany

Berlin

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Capital of Spain

Madrid

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Capital of Egypt

Cairo

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Capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Kinshasa

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Capital of Kenya

Nairobi

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Capital of Australia

Canberra

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The Great War was fought from ____________ to 1918.

1914

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The original inhabitants of places within the Arctic regions of Greenland, Canada, Alaska, and Russia were the ________________.

Inuits

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Nicolae Ceausescu was the Communist dictator of _________________ after World War II.

Romania

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Societies that do not have a written record, but recorded their history through spoken word are called _______________ cultures.

oral

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From the late 1800s to 1914, European countries rushed to claim territory in Africa in what is known as the __________________.

Scramble for Africa

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The first elected female head of state in Africa was ______________________.

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf

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Africa's easternmost peninsula is called the ___________________.

Horn of Africa

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The Zulu chief responsible for growing the Zulu Empire into a powerful military force was ________.

Shaka

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The original inhabitants of Australia were the __________________.

Aboriginal people

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The largest island group of Oceania is _________________.

Polynesia

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The highest point in Antarctica is ________________________.

Vinson Massif

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The student of Martin Luther who published a Finnish translation of the New Testament was ______________________.

Mikael Agricola

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The largest ethnic group in Eastern Europe is the ________________.

Slavs

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Africa's first Christian kingdom was the Kingdom of ____________________.

Aksum

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The wealthy city and center of learning in the Mali Empire was located in _________________.

Timbuktu

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The longest river in the world is the ________ River.

Nile

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Egypt's most famous female pharaoh is _____________________.

Queen Hatshepsut

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The dictator of the Democratic Republic of the Congo for over 30 years was ________________________.

Joseph Mobutu

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Australia's largest island is _________________.

Tasmania

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The earliest people of New Zealand were the ______________________.

Maoris

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The typical weather conditions an area expeiences year-round is called the _________________.

climate

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The point beyond which there is snow on the mountains all year long is the _______________.

snow line

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In what year did Christopher Columbus hand in the New World?

1492

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What wealthy city was part of the Kingdom of Zimbabwe?

Great Zimbabwe

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What is the organization that was created with the goal of maintaining peace and helping countries with political, economic, and social development?

United Nations

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What ethnic group in Kenya is known for being nomadic animal herders, skilled warriors, and for having vivid clothing and jewelry?

Maasai

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Located on the Zambezi River, what is one of the largest waterfalls in the world?

Victoria Falls

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Who was the Scottish missionary and explorer who spread the Gospel in Africa?

David Livingstone

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Who was the first Black president of South Africa who helped to end apartheid?

Nelson Mandela

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What is the longest and largest coral reef in the world?

Great Barrier Reef

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What are the large regions of the biosphere where certain plants and animals thrive?

biomes

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What are areas that receive plentiful rainfall and are covered by think forests of tall trees?

rainforests

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Be able to label these places on a map of Africa (pp. A47-49)

Libya

Nile River

Suez Canal

Mount Kilimanjaro

Madagascar

Botswana

South Africa

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Be able to label these places on a map of Australia and Oceania (pp. A53-56)

Australia

New Zealand

Samoa

Solomon Islands

Fiji

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Be able to label these places on a map of Australia (pp. A53-56)

Uluru

Mount Kosciuszko

Vinson Massif