World History

Beginning of Lesson 19

Multiple Choice

A material provided by the Earth that people use

• Sanitation

• Natural Resource

• Minerals

Multiple Choice

A natural substance that is often necessary for human health, like calcium and salt

• Naturals Resource

• Sanitation

• Minerals

Multiple Choice

A group of states or nations ruled by one powerful government

(Vocab Review Page 29)

• Emperor

• Empire

• Architecture

Multiple Choice

To exchange goods or services

(Vocab Review Page 49)

• Market

• Emperor

• Trade

Multiple Choice

A silver metal stronger than bronze

(Vocab Review Page 29)

• Iron

• Bronze

• Gold

What does your "Geographical Location" mean?

Multiple Choice

What did Chinese empires benefit from?

• Coal

• A lot of drinking water

• iron and other important minerals

• All of the Choices

Multiple Choice

What was used as a form of currency during ancient China? (Bottom of page 74)

• Salt

• Cattle

• Money

Multiple Choice

What do many historians believe made the Mayan Empire fall? (Last sentence on page 75)

• Wars

• Disease

• Drought

Mayans thought maize was an important natural resources, therefore, they gave it religious significance

Multiple Choice

What did the Mayans use cacao beans for?

• Coffee

• Chocolate

• They did not use cacao beans

Multiple Choice

What did classical empires have to have enough of to trade?

• Natural Resources

• Droughts

• Sanitation

Multiple Choice

What caused the Maya Empire to fall?

• A flood

• A drought

• Maize

Beginning of Lesson 20

Multiple Choice

A payment from people to the government

• Tax

• Slavery

• Calendar

Multiple Choice

Forcing people to live and work with no freedom or payment

• Tax

• Slavery

• Sanitation

Multiple Choice

The powerful ruler of an empire (Vocab review page 49)

• Empire

• Emperor

• Dynasty

Multiple Choice

A group of states or nations ruled by one powerful government

(Vocab review page 29.)

• Emperor

• Empire

• Dynasty

Multiple Choice

A line of rulers from one family (Vocab Review page 66)

• Emperor

• City-State

• Dynasty

Multiple Choice

A ranking of people in a society based upon their role, wealth, or job

(Vocab Review page 28)

• Slavery

• Caste

• Social Class

Multiple Choice

What were often cruel? ( Top of page 76)

• Teachers

• Parents

• Classical Empires

• Siblings

Multiple Choice

How was the emperor Shi Huangdi very harsh?

• He punished or killed those who disagreed with him

• He refused to speak to those who disagreed with him

Multiple Choice

Who was Ashoka? (Bottom of page 76!)

• A god

• An emperor

• A type of food

Multiple Select

What was a good thing the Gupta Empire did?

(Choose 2 that are correct)

• Free hospitals

• Free universities

• Free food

• Free clothing

Multiple Select

Where did this happen? (Bottom of page 77)

• China

• Egypt

• Persia

• Greece & Rome

Multiple Choice

How was the emperor of the Qin Dynasty harsh?

• He gave up military conquest

• He didn’t charge any taxes

• He punished or killed those who disagreed with him

Multiple Choice

Who were slaves in the Maya Empire?

• The ruling class

• Orphans and criminals

• Religious Leaders

Multiple Choice

A social system that ranks people by power and status based on land ownership

• Royalty

• Feudalism

• Caste

• Dynasty

Multiple Choice

People with power and status due to their family line, like a king or queen

• Emperor

• Dynasty

• Royalty

• Buddah

Multiple Choice

Vocab Review: A period of time (Page 10)

• Era

• Century

• BCE

• Calendar

Multiple Choice

Vocab Review: A group of states or nations ruled by one powerful government (Page 29)

• City-State

• Government

• Civilization

• Empire

Multiple Choice

Vocab Review: The powerful ruler of an empire (Page 49)

• Empire

• War

• Emperor

• Sldiers

Multiple Choice

Using the picture from page 88; What was the Byzantine Empire called originally?

• Western Roman EMpire

• Eastern Roman Empire

Open Ended

Who were states run by?

Open Ended

Who appointed a new knight? (Hint: Caption on page 89)

Multiple Choice

How did the Middle Ages begin?

• With the fall of the Roman Empire

• With the rise of the Roman Empire

• With the fall of the Ottoman Empire

Multiple Choice

What was a problem in feudalism?

• Most people were wealthy

• Most people were poor

• Royalty was poor

End of Lesson 21

Multiple Choice

Relating to the Middle Ages in Europe between the fall of the Roman Empire and the Renaissance

• Christianity

• Medieval

• Culture

• Social Class

Multiple Choice

A major religion based upon the teachings of Jesus Christ that spread during the Roman Empire

• Hinduism

• Buddism

• Christianity

• Toaism

Multiple Choice

Vocab Review: A group of people sharing similar beliefs and behavior (Page 29)

• Social Class

• Culture

• Buddism

• Calvary

Multiple Choice

People with power and status due to their family line, like a king or queen

• Emperor

• Royalty

• Pharaoh

• Dynasty

Multiple Choice

A social system that ranks people by power and status based on land ownership

• Feudalism

• Christianity

• Social Class

• Islam

Multiple Choice

Vocab Review: A ranking of people in a society based upon their role, wealth, or job (Page 28)

• Caste

• Slavery

• Social Class

• Religion

Multiple Choice

Vocab Review: A religion and philosophy from eastern and central Asia based upon the teachings of Buddha (Page 66)

• Buddism

• Hinduism

• Islam

• Christianity

Open Ended

Who got a lot of power in medieval times?

Multiple Choice

Who was at the top and the bottom of the feudal system?

• Peasants at the top and king at the bottom

• Knight at the top and Nobles at the bottom

• Kings at the top and surfs at the bottom

Open Ended

How was the Japanese feudal system different from European system?

Multiple Choice

Who were important in Japan’s feudal system?

• Farmers

• Peasents

• Military leaders

Multiple Choice

Who had power in medieval Europe?

• Land Owners

• Samurai warriors

• Peasants

End of Lesson 22

Multiple Choice

A major religion originating in Arabia based upon the teachings of Muhammad

• Christianity

• Hinduism

• Islam

Multiple Choice

Wars fought for control of the Holy Land between European Christians and Arab Muslims

• Crusades

• Plague

• Royalty

Multiple Choice

Vocab Review: A set of beliefs that include a

higher power, like a god (Page 48)

• Dynasty

• Military

• Religion

• Architecture

Multiple Choice

Vocab Review: The power structure to represent, control, and organize a society (Page 28)

• Government

• City-State

• Empire

• Social Class

Multiple Choice

Vocab Review: A period of time (Page 10)

• Century

• Calendar

• BCE

• Era

Multiple Choice

Vocab Review: A religion and philosophy from eastern and central Asia based upon the teachings of Buddha (Page 66)

• Islam

• Hinduism

• Buddism

• Toaism

Multiple Choice

A major religion based upon the teachings of Jesus Christ that spread during the Roman Empire

• Buddhism

• Christianity

• Islam

Multiple Choice

Vocab Review: An organized fight between groups or countries (Page 49)

• War

• Military

• Soldiers

Open Ended

Where did Christianity spread?

Open Ended

Where did Islam spread?

Multiple Choice

Who was Joan of Arc? (Hint: Caption at the bottom of page 92)

• A religious leader

• An Important Leader of the French Army during 100 Years War

• A queen

Multiple Choice

What were the crusades?

• An empire

• A church

• Wars fought for control of the

  Holy Land between European

  Christians and Arab Muslims

Multiple Choice

What religion spread throughout Europe?

• Buddhism

• Islam

• Christianity

Multiple Choice

What were the crusades fought over?

• Religion

• Feudalism

• Farming

End of Lesson 23

Multiple Choice

A terrible disease that spreads easily

• Pandemic

• Feudalism

• Plague

• Crusades

Multiple Choice

When an infectious disease spreads over a country or many countries at the same time

• Plague

• Superpower

• Calvary

• Pandemic

Open Ended

Where did the Black Death spread?

Open Ended

What was called the Black Death?

Open Ended

How much did the population drop between 1347-1352?

Open Ended

What was another major event that happened in Europe during the Middle Ages?

Multiple Choice

Why did the Great Famine happen?

• Not enough plants

• Not enough water

• Failed growing crops

Multiple Choice

Why was the Black Death so feared?

• It was treatable

• Many people died

• People knew how it spread

Multiple Choice

What brought an end to the period of growth and success in Europe?

• Christianity

• Feudalism

• The Black Death and Great Famine

End of Lesson 24

Multiple Choice

Soldiers who fight on horseback

• Superpower

• Knight

• Calvary

• Crusades

Multiple Choice

A major, powerful country

• Superpower

• Plague

• Christianity

• Royalty

Multiple Choice

Vocab Review (Page10) : People who move from place to place

• Evolve

• Agriculture

• Nomads

Multiple Choice

Vocab Review (Page 48): To take control of people or a place by force

• Conquer

• Nomads

• Trade

• Military

Multiple Choice

Vocab Review (Page 29): A group of states or nations ruled by one powerful government

• Nomad

• Conquer

• Empire

• Trade

Multiple Choice

Vocab Review (Page 49): To exchange goods or services

• Military

• Empire

• Superpower

• Trade

Multiple Choice

Vocab Review (Page 48): An army of trained soldiers

• Military

• Conquer

• Emperor

• Calvary

Open Ended

Which Empire became very powerful? (Hint: Top of page 96)

Open Ended

How did the Mongol empire grow so quickly?

Multiple Choice

What was one benefit of the Mongol EMpire controlling the Silk Road

• Better prices for goods

• Protections

• More variety of goods

Multiple Choice

Where did Genghis Khan conquer? (Hint: Botton of page 96)

• India

• Japan

• Germany

• China

Open Ended

What made the Mongol empire a superpower?

Open Ended

(Hint: Top of page 97)

What was the Silk Road used for, other than trade?

Multiple Choice

How did the Mongol Empire grow so rapidly?

• Its powerful cavalry

• It was very kind

• It stayed in one place

Multiple Choice

Why was the Mongol Empire a superpower?

• It was never conquered

• It had a powerful military and ruled the largest

  empire in the world

• It was never divded

End of Lesson 25