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The Treaty of Westphalia is signed in the year:

1648

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Which of the following rulers of Europe was NOT an absolute monarch?

James I

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Absolutism is going to replace;

Feudalism

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Who become ms king of England during the Glorious Revolution

Prince William of Orange

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Parliament was the what branch of England’s central government?

Legislative

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Who becomes Russia’s first absolute monarch?

Peter the Great

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Political Liberalism is a philosophy that comes out of the:

Enlightenment

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Louis XIV will strip his nobles of their political power:

by forcing them to live with him at Versailles

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European rulers will replace their peasant armies with:

standing armies

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The nobles of Europe will lose their political authority, but NOT their:

social status

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The first explorer to ever sail all the way around the globe was:

Ferdinand Magellan

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Mercantilism is going to replace:

Manorialism

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The trade route that connected Asia to Europe was called:

The Silk Road

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Common cash crops included:

cotton

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The first Europeans to arrive in the New World were the:

Spanish and the Portuguese

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Ivan the IV is also known as:

Ivan the Terrible

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In Russian History, the period between 1598 and 1613 is called:

The Time of Troubles

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The first Romanov czar was:

Mikhail

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The empire of the Ottomans was ruled over by the:

Turks

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The city of Constantinople will become known as:

Istanbul

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The Northern Renaissance:

was an extension of the Italian Renaissance

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Martin Luther was a:

Roman Catholic monk

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Which of the following was NOT a revolutionary Renaissance invention?

illuminated manuscripts

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Martin Luther’s followers are going to become known as:

Protestants

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The Reformation will cause the what to be undermined?

The authority of the Roman Catholic Church

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Which of the following is the best example of a Renaissance man?

Leonardo da Vinci

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Albrecht Durer was a:

German painter

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Machiavelli will write an important work of political philosophy called:

The Prince

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What was the central philosophical idea behind the Renaissance?

Humanism

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Martin Luther tacked how many theses to the wall of his local church?

95

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Medieval Russia was known as:

Rus

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The average life expectancy of someone afflicted with the Black Death was:

Five days

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The holiest city in Islam is:

Mecca

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The Judeo-Christian Tradition’s origins can be traced all the way back to:

Ancient Israel

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European Jews are also known as:

Ashkenazy Jews

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Christianity will split into two separate organizations, the Roman Catholic Church and:

The Eastern Orthodox Church

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In addition to being farmers, peasants during the Middle Ages were also:

Serfs

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The economic system of the Middle Ages was:

Manorialism

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The Vikings were pagan raiders from:

Scandinavia

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The greatest of the medieval romances was:

Tristan and Isolde

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Who are the legendary founders of Rome?

Romulus and Remus

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Cleopatra will form an alliance with:

Marc Antony

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The Ides of March is:

The 15th of March

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Virgil is going to write:

The Aeneid

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Julius Caesar was killed by:

a group of senators

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The wealthy Romans were called:

Patricians

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The eastern half of the Roman Empire will become known as:

The Byzantine Empire

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The Roman Senate had how many members?

300

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At any given time, the Romans had two:

consuls

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Nero is most remembered for having been:

a tyrant

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The Peloponnese is:

Part of Greece

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Socrates’ greatest student was:

Plato

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Who is going to write the great Greek epic poem The Odyssey?

Homer

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Judaism was the religion of the;

Israelites

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Genghis Khan was the ruler of the:

Mongols

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What was the last of the great Mesopotamian empires?

The Chaldean Empire

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The Egyptians and the Nubians both lived in ancient:

Africa

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Of the following modern-day countries, which one did the Maya NOT live in?

Panama

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The Aztecs were destroyed by:

Conquistadors

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The Inca were weak and unprepared for the Spanish because of a:

civil war

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Which religion is native to Japan?

Shinto

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The mandate of Heaven is a:

political concept

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The Harappans:

lived in ancient India

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Hunter-gatherers, as they left behind their old ways, became:

Farmers

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The Paleolithic Age is also known as the:

Old Stone Age

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Which of the following ancient Greek figures was NOT from Athens? Aeschylus, Sappho, Aristophanes, Plato

Sappho

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The ancient Greeks called the time period of the Mycenaeans the:

Heroic Age

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The Peloponnesian War was fought between:

The Peloponnesian League and the Delian League

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Greek city-states had at most a population of:

10,000

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Alexander the Great was from:

Macedon

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Hellenism is:

a kind of Greek-dominated multiculturalism

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Today we call the Athenian model of democracy:

Direct Democracy

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Which ancient peoples lived in Greece before the Classical Age?

The Minoans

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Sparta’s rival was:

Athens

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What was an ancient Athenian playwright?

Euripides

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The Maya were the greatest what in all of Mesoamerica?

Mathematicians

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The Maya lived in:

city-states

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The Maya lived in what is now modern-day:

Guatemala

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The Inca ruled over the:

Andes

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which conquistador destroyed the Inca?

Francisco Pizarro

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The Inca invented an early version of what state?

The welfare state

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The Aztec capital was:

Tenochtitlan

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The Aztecs were primarily interested in what kind of tribute?

human tribute

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The most elite of Aztec warriors were named after?

Jaguars

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Another name for Mesoamerica would be:

pre-columbian central and south america

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The civilization of the Harappans is also known as:

The Indus River Valley Civilization

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Feudalism was first evented by the:

Zhou

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The Harappans are famous for having developed:

sewage systems

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Until the 19th century, who held most of the real political power in Japan?

the shogun

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Japan's professional warrior class produced elite soldiers known as:

Samurai

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Japan is made up of how many major island?

4

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The Zhou and the Shang relied heavily upon the:

Yellow and Yangtze rivers

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Japan's only true native religion is:

Shinto

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Which daimyo is eventually going to unify all of Japan?

Ieyasu Tokugawa

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What is the most likely explanation for the mysterious disappearance of the Harappans?

They over-farmed their land

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A.D. stands for:

Anno Domini

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Ancient Egypt was protected by:

cataracts and deserts

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Sargon conquered which ancient Mesopotamian city-state?

Sumer

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The first hominids were born in:

Africa

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The birthplace of Judaism is:

Israel