World History Unit 4 Test Review

Which of these is not a name of one of the CASTES in the Hindu Caste system?

• Vaishya
• Serf

• Brahmin
• Kshatriya

What did Buddha (Siddhartha Gautama) seek when he began to question the meaning of life? This can be found in the Hinduism and Buddhism Notes in the Unit 2 folder.

• enlightenment or nirvana

• power
• wealth
• happiness

What happened to Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire? This answer can be found in The Pax Romana and the Decline of Rome assignment in the Unit 3 folder.

• Europe became more prosperous and powerful
• Europe experienced a cultural renaissance
• Europe remained stable and unified
• Europe experienced political fragmentation, economic decline, and social upheaval.

List the three characteristics that Judaism, Christianity, and Islam have in common.

• belief in multiple gods, disbelief in prophets, and disbelief in a moral code
• belief in many gods, disbelief in prophets, and disbelief in a moral code
• belief in no gods, disbelief in prophets, and disbelief in a moral code
• belief in one God, belief in prophets, and belief in a moral code

What religion did Ancient Persia worship?

• Hinduism
• Buddhism
• Judaism
• Zoroastrianism

Why was Constantinople an important city for world trade during the Middle Ages?

• Political stability, religious tolerance, and architectural marvels
• Strategic location, control over trade routes, and thriving markets
• Large population, advanced technology, and strong military
• Abundance of natural resources, favorable climate, and cultural diversity

how Christianity was different in the eastern and western halves of the Roman Empire.

• Different religious practices, different interpretations of scripture, and different religious leaders
• Cultural, theological, and political differences
• Different social structures, different economic systems, and different legal codes
• Different languages, different architectural styles, and different religious holidays

What was feudalism?

• Feudalism was a political system in ancient Rome.
• Feudalism was a religious practice in medieval Europe.
• Feudalism was a social and economic system in medieval Europe.
• Feudalism was a military strategy used in the Middle Ages.

In feudalism, what is land exchanged for?

• money and goods
• education and knowledge
• loyalty and military service
• power and influence

What caused the development of feudalism?

• Collapse of central authority and the need for protection and security
• Rise of democracy and decentralization of power
• Technological advancements and increased trade
• Invasion by foreign powers and loss of resources