World History Semester 1 Final

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Pope Leo III proclaimed Charlemagne to be Emperor of the Romans why?

Charlemagne crushed a rebellion in Rome

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What was a result of the Treaty of Verdun?

Charlemagne's heirs split the empire into 3 regions

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Part of a vassal's obligation under his feudal contract was to

provide military service

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Marriage in noble society often included negotiations over

the woman's duties as lady of the manor

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When the ownership of the manor changed, the serf

remained on the land to serve the new lord

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to achieve the salvation, medieval christians believed that they must

receive the sacraments

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under Benedictine rule, monks and nuns took vows of

obedience, poverty, and chastity

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the truce of God required Christian nobles to

stop fighting between Friday and Sunday

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what crop restored fertility to the soil in the three field system of rotating crops

legumes

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newcomers settled outside the fields of a city because

the city was overcrowded within the walls

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During the high middle ages, one method monarchs used to gain power was

strengthen ties with the middle class

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what caused the dispute between Henry II and Thomas Becket

Henry claimed the right to try clergy in royal courts

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which of the following statements is true about the French capetian king?

they imposed royal law over their domain

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in 1122, the Concordat of Worms gave the church the sole power to

elect and invest bishops with spiritual authority

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What was an effect of the Hundred Year's War

English rulers turned to new trading ventures overseas

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At the council of Clermont in 1905, why did Roman Pope Urban II rally Christians to help Byzantine emperor Alexius

to drive Muslims Turks out of the Holy Land

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After the Reconquista was complete in 1492, Queen Isabella

launched a crusade against Jews and Muslins

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Science made little real progress in Europe in the Middle Ages because

most scholars thought knowledge must fit with church teachings

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What work did Italian poet Dante Alighieri write that takes the reader on an imaginary journey into hell and purgatory?

Divine Comedy

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Which of the following was an effect of the Black Death

there were large increases in wages and prices throughout Europe

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In the early Roman Republic, member

patricians

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One reason why most conquered people remained loyal to Rome was that Rome

allowed some of them to become citizens

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In the Punic Wars, Rome gained control of the lands around the Mediterranean by defeating

The Carthaginians

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How did the senate change during the Roman empire compared to the republic

It held less power than under the republic

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what is the basic plot of the Aenid

a hero escaped Troy to found Rome

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Roman architecture emphasized

grandeur

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which of the following is true of Jesus

his teachings were rooted in Jewish traditions

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To join the early Christian community, a person had to

be baptized

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To try to restore order to the empire, Roman emperor Diocletian

divided the empire into two parts

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large numbers of Germanic people crossed into the lands of the Roman empire to escape

invading Huns

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which Greek speaking people dominated the Aegean world from 1400 BC to 1200 BC and started the Trojan war

Myceneans

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What was an early government in the Greek city states in which a hereditary ruler had central power

a monarchy

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some spartan women had the responsibility of running the estate because

frequent warfare kept the men away from home

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merchants and the poor supported Athenian tyrants because

they imposed reforms to help these groups

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what was an effect of Greek victory in the Persian wars

Greeks became more convinced of their uniqueness

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What Greek philosopher believed good conduct meant pursuing the "golden mean"?

Aristotle

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Greeks believed the purpose of Tragic plays was to

arouse and then relieve the emotions of pity and fear

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what was a result of the Peloponnesian war

It ended the Athenian domination of the Greek world

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What helped Alexander the Great conquer the Persian Empire

Persian was no longer the great power it once had been

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the Hellenistic scientist Archimedes

applied principles of physics to make practical inventions

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A ziggurat was to

keep the gods and goddesses happy

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algebra and geometry was developed by building on the number system created by

Sumerians

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Hammurabi's code was important because it was the first time that a state's laws

were set down in writing

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Iron was important in the ancient world because

it could be made into harder, sharper weapons

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Darius improved economic life in the Persian empire by

encouraging a money economy

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A major accomplishment during Egypt's Old Kingdom was

the building of the Great Pyramids

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What new was technology did the Hyksos invaders bring to Egypt

horse drawn war chariots

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Why was the god Osiris especially important to the Egyptians?

He was the god of the Nile

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How did the beliefs of the Israelites differ from those of most nearby peoples?

they believed in one all powerful God

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The Torah said that who led the Israelites out of Egypt

Moses

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The study of the origins and development of human society

anthropology

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the era in prehistory that dates from at least 2 million B.C. to about 10,000 B.C.

paleolothic

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The study of people through material

archaeology

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the prehistoric era that began about 10000 BC

neolithic

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what major theme of the northern Renaissance did Durer's engravings portray

Religious upheaval

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one way that the Renaissance artists reflected the new ideas of humanism was by painting

well known people of the day

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The Swiss city-state of Geneva became a model of Protestant morality under the leadership of

John Calvin

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What resulted from the Peace of Augsburg in 1555?

Each German prince could decide the religion for his lands

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Anabaptists believed that infants should not be baptized because

they are too young to accept the Christian faith

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Humanist scholars differed from medieval thinkers in that humanists

tended to focus on more world subjects

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sir Thomas more was executed because

he would not accept Henry VIII as head of the Church of England

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the purpose of the Council of Trent was to

direct the reform of the Catholic Church

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Rene Descartes believed that the best road to understanding was through

human reasoning

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Robert Boyle's work transformed the field of

Chemistry