Global 1 Final Review

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The Islamic Empires made contributions in… math and science, improvements in medicine, arts and literature, all of these

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all of these

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Why did feudalism develop in Western Europe and Japan?

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it provided order in times of weak government and war

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What is the correct order of the feudal hierarchy in Western Europe (from highest to lowest)? Options: king, knights, nobles, peasants and serfs; king, nobles, knights, peasants and serfs; serfs, peasants, knights, nobles, king; nobles, king, knights, peasants and serfs

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king, nobles, knights, peasants and serfs

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True or False? In the feudal hierarchy of Western Europe, there was no social mobility because social class is based on birth.

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true

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Which of the following is NOT a reason that Europeans fought in the Crusades? Options: They wanted to defend the Holy Land from the Hindus, They believed they would go to heaven if they died in battle, They wanted to gain access to trade routes in the Middle East, They believed their sins would be forgiven if they fought in the Crusades

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They wanted to defend the Holy Land from the Hindus

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How did the Black Death/Bubonic Plague spread through Europe and Asia?

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cultural diffusion, merchants traveling along trade routes, rats

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Who was the rich Mali King in west Africa who spread Islam?

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Mansa Musa

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the Renaissance? a golden age in Western Europe, humanism, revival of Greek and Roman learning, study of Eastern practices like Buddhism

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study of Eastern practices like Buddhism

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Focus on the importance and worth of the individual is called…

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humanism

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What was one of Martin Luther's main complaints against the Roman Catholic Church? Options: It was not tolerant of other religions, The Church made money by selling indulgences, Mass was said in the vernacular, It did not fund the arts and sciences

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The Church made money by selling indulgences