World History Exam Review
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
the major crops grown by native North American people included | corn and beans |
which two civilizations were NOT in existence at the same time? | hopewell and mississippian |
why did some peoples in the Pacific Northwest hold potlaches? | to give away their possessions |
all the following people built pyramid-shaped building except the ...? | inca |
the reason farming developed more slowly in the Americas than else where was that early Americans ...? | had no horses or plows |
mayan religion was closely connected to ... | agriculture |
list the two main river systems in the Americas | Amazon and Mississippi |
name the main mountain range in South America | Andes |
creation myths were used to explain peoples..... | origins |
early Native Americans never invented the ..... partly because they had no large animals | plow |
population could grow and people could live in one place because they learned to provide a _____ ____ supply | greater surplus |
a festive gathering was called a .... | potlach |
the buffalo was sacred to the people of the ____ __________ | great plains |
Ruled by a military class | Toltec |
"Children of The Sun" | Inca |
The pilgrimage of Henry IV to canossa symbolized the ..... | Power of the pope during the Middle Ages |
Charlemagne's empire broke up after his death because of | feuds and internal wars among his successors |
The church operated like agovernment during the Middle Ages, except that it did NOT | rule land |
most of the power in the feudal system was held by | local lords |
the major reason for the development of feudalism was | the need for protection in the absence of central government |
Which type of people were LEAST likely to hold land in medieval society? | peasants |
which system is characterized by estates containing villages in which peasants farmed the lord's lands and provided other services to the lord? | manorialism |
the conflict between popes and kings that existed during much of the Middle Ages was mainly over | power and authority |
The Anglo-Saxons divided their kingdoms into districs called shires | true |
in medieval society, a vassal had more loyalty to his lord than to his king | true |
a pope's most important advisors were the archbishops | false |
Charlemagne never learned to write | true |
vikings were called Danes or | Norsemen |
___ was made of chain mail | armor |
the main part of the castle was called the | keep |
name on of the church positions that made up the secular clergy | bishop |
who were the "princes of the church" | cardinals |
nuns and monks were both considered clergy | false |
the curia advised the kings | false |
the church's code of law was called ______ law | canon |
this was also called the "Great Charter" | Magna Carta |
parliament is divided into two ___ | houses |
execution during the inquisition could include this extreme form. | burned at stake |
What NEW type of business arose in Europe as an indirect result of the Crusades? | banking |
as European kings built strong nations, all the following lost power EXCEPT | people in towns |
the purpose of the Crusades was for Christians to regain the Holy Land from the | muslims |
the only Crusade that succeeded in capturing Jerusalem was the | First Crusade |
One Reason that trade increased in Europe by the late Middle Ages was the | influence of the Crusades |
An indirect result of the Crusades was that commerce | increased, and kings were strenghtened |
one change in education during the late Middle Ages was that | schools opened in towns and admitted any male who could pay the fee |
During the Children's crusade some of the crusaders were sold into slavery | true |
the dividion of Europe into deudal landholdings caused trade to increas | false |
Troubadours were traveling | poets |
name the plague that killed millions and how was it transmitted? | black death and fleas on rats |
Protestants are to the Reformation as _______ are to the Renaissance. | humanists |
Which of hte following was NOT characteristic of Italisan Renaissance art? | geometric designs |
The Italian Humanists emphasized | a renewed interest in classical learning |
supporters of the Reformation objected to the selling of indulgences, which allowed ____. | people to buy pardons from punishment for thier sins. |
the printing press contributed to all of the following EXCEPT | understanding and tolerance between Catholics and Protestants. |
Humanists scholars studied ancient Greek and Roman writings | true |
a government that is ruled by religious leaders is called an aristocracy | false |
the reformation and the COunter-Reformation both began as efforts to reform the Catholic Church | true |
Renaissance means | rebirth |
renaissance painters used this technique to give the illusion of depth | perspective |
this man painted the Mona Lisa | Da Vinci |
He invented the Printing Press | Gutenberg |
Martin Luther posted his #___ theses on a church door. THis started what would be called the ____ or pardons from punishments of sins. | 95; Protestant |
Name one of the two luxury drinks introduced at this time | coffee |
most people of this time used these to eat | fingers- ate out central dish |
advances of the Scientific Revolution included all of hte following EXCEPT | the geocentric theory of Ptolemy |
the rise in the use of slaves during the 1500s and 1600s was caused by the | spread of plantation agriculture |
the most important change made in science during the Scientific Revolution was the practice of forming conclusions based on | tradition |
when tariffs are placed on goods, | people are discouraged from buying the goods |
a major change in Europe's economy during the Commercial Revolution was the development of a standard | system of money |
the Portuguese established colonies or trade in every place EXCEPT | North America |
which was NOT a result of the Columbian Exchange? | the enslavement of Africans began |
The balance of trade centered around the exchange of slaves, molasses, sugar, rum, cotton, and liquos among the continents | false |
Joint-stock companies helped make exploration more financially practical | true |
christopher columbus never realized that his voyages had not reached Asia | true |
believed that a capitalist society would split into two economic classes | Karl Marx |
Scottish economist wo wrote The Wealth of Nations | Adam Smith |
American inventor of the cotton gin | Eli Whitney |
English landowner who invented a seed drill that made it possible to plant seeds in straight rows | Jethro Tull |
era of rapid industrial development that began in Great Britain | Industrial Revolution |
at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, Great Britain had land, capital, and labor conditions called the | factors of production |
the use of automatic machinery to increase production is called | mechanization |
the last stage of socialism, which is characterized by a classless society, is called | pure communism |
alternation periods of prosperity and economic decline are known as the | business cycle |
negotaiation between labor unions and employers is called | collective bargaining |
who patented the modern steam engine? | James Watt |
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