Unit 6 & 7 Review

a political system in which powerful lords divide their lands into fiefs, which are given to lesser lords called vassals. Vassals, in return, pledge loyalty and military support

• Communism

• Autocracy

• Feudalism

• Hinduism

Which statement best describes the European Feudal system?

• It was designed to promote political and economic equality

• It was controlled by a powerful middle class

• It was intended to provide opportunities for social mobility

• It was supported by the labor of the peasants, who made up the majority of the population

What turning point in Global History led to the development of the European Feudal System?

• World War II

• Hinduism was adopted by European Monarchs

• The fall of the Roman Empire

• Peasants took control of all European kingdoms

The economic system of the Middle Ages structured around the lord’s manor: The peasants and serfs farmed and provided other services on the noble’s lands. In return the nobles provided the peasants and serfs with land to farm, as well as protecting them during times of war.

• Capitalism

• Manorialism

• Communism

Monotheism is the

• Belief in many gods

• Belief in one god

Islam is a ______ religion and they call god ________

• Polytheistic, Allah

• Monotheistic, Muhammad

• Monotheistic, Allah

• Polytheistic, Muhammad

What region of the world did Islam originate and spread throughout? (It is widely practiced in this region to this day)

• Western Europe

• Southeast Asia

• South America

• Middle East

What are the two main sects of Islam called?

• Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox

• Orthodox, Conservative

• Sunni, Shiite

Which statement is true?

• In many religions, a range of beliefs often exists

• The belief in one god is practiced in all religions

• There are never any divisions or differences in beliefs among the same religion

• The belief in many gods and not just one is practiced in all religions

At the height of it's power, the Mongols controlled which areas of the world?

• North America, South America, Western Europe

• From China to Eastern Europe, and parts of the Middle East

• Africa, Western Europe

• The entire continent of Asia