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What is the most important type of primary source?
written records
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What is the name of the command for man to control the earth by exercising dominion over it?
Creation Mandate
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Which of the following is not one of three steps the historian goes through to compile his record?
collection of historical resources
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Who were the first people to live in cities?
Cainites
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What term refers to a rule by a few?
Oligarchy
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The basic political unit of Greece was the
polis
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What term refers to a rule by the people?
democracy
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What term refers to a rule by one?
monarchy
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What term refers to a rule by force?
tyranny
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Which of the following would not represent citizenship in Japan during this time period?
democracy.
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What was the native religion of Japan?
Shintoism
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Japanese warriors were called
samurai
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What was the basic social, religious, and political unit in early Japanese society?
clan
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Which of the following was not an achievement of the Tang dynasty?
conquering Korea
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What became the leading class in Japanese society?
warrior
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What was the official religion of the Tang dynasty?
Taoism
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Which of the following was not an achievement of the Song dynasty?
political strength
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The growth of towns brought about the emergence of what new social class?
middle class
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Near the end of the Middle Ages, what institutions became the places of learning?
universities
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What political entity involved an independent king who ruled a group of people having common interests?
nation-state
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What was the name for a group of merchants who banded together to protect their interests within a town?
guild
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Art and architecture of the Middle Ages were most influenced by the
church
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The primary centers of education during the early Middle Ages were
cathedrals and monasteries
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Which of the following was not true about the Crusades?
The early Crusades weakened the papacy
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What was the period called in which the papacy did not reside in Rome?
Babylonian captivity
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The War of Roses were what type of war?
civil
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In which country was absolitism defeated?
England
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Which document made it illegal for the government to arbitrarily hold someone in jail?
Habeas Corpus Act
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The eighteenth-century intellectual movement is known as the
enlightenment
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Who originally proposed the heliocentric theory?
Copernicus
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Who discovered the chemical substances of ammonia, oxygen, and carbon dioxide?
Priestly
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Which of the following is not true concerning the eighteenth-century philosophers?
They respected church tradition
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Who devised a way to map the earth on a flat surface?
Mercator
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The seventeenth and eighteenth exaltation of reason is known as the
Age of Reason
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Civil authority for the Plymouth Colony was established by the
Mayflower Compact
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The basic difference between the American and French Revolution is that the American movement
was conservative; the French radical
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The purpose of the Reign of Terror was to get rid of
opposition to the revolution
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Napoleon’s accomplishments included all the following except
the establishment of the republic
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Which of the following nations was not part of the Quadruple Alliance?
Sweden
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The architect of German unification was
Otto von Bismarck
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What terms is defined as doing whatever is necessary to advance national goals”?
realpolitik
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Who was the first emperor of unified Germany?
Wilhelm I
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What cultural movement gave literary and artistic expression to the concepts,” Liberty, Equality, Fraternity”?
romanticism
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The Industrial Revolution had its start in what industry?
textile
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All the following contributed to the tremendous industrial growth in Europe and American between 1870 and 1914 except
custom-made parts
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What brought workers, raw materials, and machinery under one roof?
factory system
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The man who was responsible for an inexpensive and efficient process for making steel was
Henry Bessemer
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Who founded the Salvation Army?
William Booth
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Which of the following land acquisitions doubled the size of the United States
Louisiana Purchase
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Most of Australia’s original settlers were
convicts
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What terms best describes US foreign policy form the time of Washington to World War 1
isolationism
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Britain gained Canada as a result of a war with
France
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The first major international conflict after the defeat of Napoleon was the
Crimean War
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The most positive result of imperialism was the
missionary outreach
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Which American opened Japan’s doors to trade with the United States
Matthew Perry
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What was the name of President Roosevelt’s plan to end the Great Depression?
New Deal
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What occurred in October 1929?
The American stock market collapsed
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Which US president received most of the blame for the Depression?
Herbert Hoover
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According to Mein Kampf, what group of people was to blame for Germany’s problems?
Jews
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What political party in Germany did the Nazis blame for the Reichstag fire?
Communists
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The Facist Party was founded by
Benito Mussolini
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During World War II, the alliance of Germany, Italy, and Japan was known as the
Axis
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Which Jewish concentration camp was the largest?
Auschwitz
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What was the turning point of the Pacific War for the Americans?
the Battle of Midway
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Who was the Japanese military leader during World War II
Hideki Tojo
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“A date which will live in infamy” refers to an attack on
Pearl Harbor
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Where was the second atomic bomb dropped?
Nagasaki
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The island hopping technique was successful because
American troops simply bypassed Japanese troops on islands that would not make good air bases
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The purpose of NATO was
to unite Western defenses in Europe against Soviet expression
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What began in 1949 when the Soviets developed their first atomic bomb?
arms race
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The immediate cause of the Korean War was the
North Korean invasion of South Korea
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After an attack on American warships in the Gulf of Tonkin, Congress effectively authorized the president to fight a war in
Vietnam
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Which of the following was not a result of the Korean War
Communists were humiliated and did not try to take any more land anywhere
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What president brought renewed confidence and hopes to America in the 1980s by reducing government regulations and lowering taxes?
Ronald Reagan
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Brexit refers to
the decision of Britain to leave the EU
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What was the purpose of the 2003 American invasion of Iraq?
to remove Saddam Hussein from power
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Kim Jong Un is the ruthless dictator of
North Korea
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What country did Iraq invade in August 1990
Kuwait
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Why have many African countries suffered civil wars?
Ethnic loyalties supersede national unity
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A major reason for migration from the Middle East to Western Europe has been the
Syrian civil war
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Legends, religious beliefs, and social customs are examples of
tradition
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What geographic factor helped preserve the monuments, the documents, and the bodies of ancient Egyptian rulers?
the desert
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Sumerian temple towers were called
ziggurats
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The first people known to have a solar calendrer were the
Egyptians
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Which period of Egyptian history is known as “The Age of the Pharaohs”
Old Kingdom
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Which two rivers cradled the first civilizations
Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
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What group of people was favored in Egyptian society but not in many of the other ancient civilizations?
women
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The Chaldeans can also be called the
Babylonians
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The sacred writings of Zoroastrianism are called the
Avesta
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Purple dye and cedar trees were tow valuable natural resources of the
Phonecians
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The Persians ruled the ancient world until the arrival of
Alexander the Great
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The dispersion, or scattering, of the Jews is known as
Diaspora
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The Law of Twelve Tables was important primarly because it
was the first Roman law that was written down
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The victory of Sulla in the first civil war increased the power of the
Senate
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What culture greatly influenced Roman culture?
Greek
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The first official Roman persecution of Christianity began under the emperor
Nero
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At what council was Christ’s deity affirmed
Nicaea
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Who established the Mauryan Empire
Chandragupta
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Which of the following was not a cultural accomplishment of Aksum?
moveable type
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Which of the following was not a cultural achievement of China during this period?
smelted iron
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